Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-29

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ing a patriotic theme, will be pre-
sented at the graduation exercises
for Wilson and Washington ele-
mentary schools.
Wilson students have chosen the
theme Americans All" and will
portray the melting pot idea, show
ing the contributions the various
nations have made to America and
the resultant American way of life
which has evolved. A child of each
nation will represent that country
with three principal speakers
stressing the contributions which
have made America the strong ma
ton that it is today: love of beauty,
love of adventure, and love of
freedom. Murals made by the art
classes, an original medley done
by the creative music students are
all to be featured in this program
which will take place the evening
of June II at o'clock, in front
of the sixth grade building.
Washington elementary school
will have its patriotic pageant,
American Youth Salutes the Flag"
the afternoon of June IL at 4 80
O'clock in the Broadway theatre.
This pageant is the work of the
students and will be decidedly pic
turesque with its colorful scenes
and pretty music.
Gradutes of Wilson school lO8 in
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James E. Adkins, Albert William
Arnold, Jerry Welcome Asher, Jr.,
Raul w. Barrigan, Jr., Kit Carson,
Lloyd Eugene Case, Raymond Chi
kahisa, Carroll O'Dell Childers, Bill
Cox, Henry Farrar, Clayton Fred
Fay, Caremlo Anthony Fiore, DON
aid E. Fitzgerald, Calvin A. Furu-
kawa, John D. Goddard, Earl Wes-
ley Griffith, Phillip Norman He'll,
James E. Hess, Robert Eugene
House, Robert Buddy Kubato, Buell.
Clayton LESLEY, Augustine Mancha,
DORM David Maupin, James Roger
Neeley, Robert E. Norris, Roy Aki-
ra Ohta, Tom Toshio Okamura,
Raymond Osa, Walter L. Palmer,
Clifford Payson, George Doyle
Price, Donald Allen Rabineau,
Charles Robert Ray, George Esher
Singh, Charles H. Shaller, William
James Sharp, Robert D. Spidle,
William Swanberger, Gene Taxa
hashi, Robert F. Taylor, Benton
Joseph Thompson, Jr., Jack Charl-
es Townsend, Ralph Van Buskirk,
Jr., Richard Carvel Wachter, Don
aid M. Waters, Jimmy Womack,
Eddie Wong, James Woodward.
Sally Mary Aramburo, Donna Leo
ia Avrit, Mary Patricia Barker, Nor
ma Jean Barker, Norma Lee Box,
Kathleen LaVerne Burnett, Viola
Lea Butler, Lillian Agnes Carr,
CLAUDIA Willene Carroll, Jacqueline
Ann Chamlis, Norma Angelene
Childers, Barbara Jean Colver, Mary
Edna Doffing, Wanda Fac Foster,
Shirly Gillette;
Doothy Green wood, Roberta Jean
Gum, Cherie Mavis Hamilton, Edith
Lyn Harrison, Jacquelyn Estella
Hibbard, Fredda Lee Keeble, Dor
Othy Mae KeeSee, Lottie Marie Kis-
sack, Wilma Jeanne Lakey, Effie Da-
vona Little, Dorothy Jane Lively,
Glen Doris Looney, Jimmie Sue
McCulley, Peggy MCGUIRE, Edith M.
Mazda, Connie Ann Maggie, Ber-
ia Marie Mallory;
Betty Joyce Massey, Shigeko Mat
sumo, Georgia Rose Nichols, Mable
Irene Nickel, Mary Lou Paskle, lone
Marie Rhodes, Betty Louise Riggs,
Rocella Jean Ritter, Billie Beatrice
Rosson, Norma Jean Sharp, Erma
Marie Smalling, Phyllis G.. Smith,
Barbara Jean Sunderman, Julia
Bell Starkey, Marilyn Louise Tison,
Gloria o. Tyner, Virginia Antoin-
cite Utley;
Virginia Concha Vlnfrido, Esther
Louise Weakley, Patricia 10 Wealth
erbie, Nancy Ann Weiss, Edith Dell
Wilson, Mary Jewel Wilson, Helen
Louise Womack.
Washington's graduates are:
Socorro Arellano, Irene Josephine
Blackshere, Rosalva Borquez, Cora
Jean Capers, Alza Zenlora Coleman,
Legree Zanolia Coleman, Emelia
Cordova, Maggie Lee Cook, Arbutus
Dixon, Ermalinda Rivera Garcia,
Socorro Trejo Jiminez, Essie Mae
Kiles, Annie Pearl Mays, Lonnie
NeWsom, Flora Nunez, Irene Lydia
Prince, Lena Robins, Florence Cor
ona Ruby, Juanita Scott, Gertie Mae
White, Rosa Lee Washington.
Jesus Bracamonte, Claude Web
ster Bell. John Robert Campbell,