The Californian from Salinas, California • 16

16 SAUNAS CALIFORNIAN Wednesday, March 16. 1M9 fEf Gob to Be Out Soon; 96 Pages Are Ready for Press Stuffed Toys, Clothing Are Displayed at High School Know Your Kindergarten Farewell Party After many weeks of hard Orork, the high school yearbook, la Gabilan, Is nearing corny le fion; and the staff fs proudly ending, section by section, the lM book to the SaMHas frees to be printed. Ninety-six of the lOO pages are now ready for the press, the esters have been ordered, and the book Is expected lo be out on scheduled time. The staff, headed by its hardworking advisor. Miss Evelyn Rharp, Is striving tor put their mark on the history of SUMS by turning out an El Gab no one Win forget.

The book promises to be good sized and loaded with interesting action pictures There am over SO pages of ad verttsements, showing the support of local business men. Miss Sharp commented: Everyone is working hard; many am Staying niter school to help. I would especially like to mem tlon Andy Ausonio for coming on Sundays and for working many extra hours. All am waiting anxiously for their copy of El Gab and are grateful to those in charge of its production for organizing it for them By Roger Eldridge. Parading across the show windows In the high school home economics department this week are gaily colored horses, camels, donkeys, bears, deers, Hons, elephants, giraffes, and pigs with large solemn shoe-button eyes.

These stuffed toys, made of flowered, striped, checked, and dotted oil doth, are among the current projects of this department and are being made for the new class in child development. Some of the girls who have completed these toys are Dor-ean Taylor, Dale Currie, Betty Arrington, Kitty Young and Betty Harper ail of the clothing classes. Also on display in the department are colorful cotton shirts and skirts made by the clothing classes. A red cotton print skirt made by Irene Bramers, twin flowered skirts made by Gearlene and Darlene Barnett, a plaid cotton pleated skirt by Kathle Doran, a green one with large patch pockets by Joann Collins, and a blue dotted cotton skirt by Barbara Kelly made up the display. Other projects recently completed In the department are as follows: Barbara Muller, green and black print skirt with ruffles; Beraadean Stacy, striped cotton skirt with ruffles; Ann Perez, striped, patch pocket skirt, Diane Kunhart, striped cotton skirt with ruffles; Mary Alice Flnedo, red corduroy jacket; Christanthl Georgalis, flannel nightgown; and Helen Jang, beige cotton dress.

Mrs. Murphy, clothing instructor, said that the girls have decided that they will Initiate their new garments on the first day of spring. -By Alma Inderbitzen. FREMONT WINS Fremont school athletes scored a triple win over Alisal last week. The boys basketball teams won, as did the girls volleyball team.

860 new patterns colors just arrived! Complete 1949 line-first choice of American and Canadian designs. Artist-styled! Sure charm for ANY room. And priced for your purse! Riusn prints Roosevelt Pupils Send Clothes to Kentucky School Two huge cartons of clothing have just been mailed to War-branch, by the 4-6 class, at Roosevelt school. In answer to an appeal made by them. Generously and enthusiastically, Mm Bmeehtafe class gathered and boxed outgrown clothing for this unfortunate and destitute little town.

About 15 children live in this community of Warbranch and must walk from two to four miles to attend school, consequently shoss 'are their most needed apparel However, they are in dire need of all forms of clothing, and the 4-6 class win have helped their immediate needs considerably. AUmond and Parnell photo These girfs and boys who attended the Cayuga street kindergarten class indicate that they enjoyed the farewell party given last week at the home of their former teacher, Mrs. Harriet Terry, 526 Riker street. This week most of them were among students enrolled at the new Santa Lucia school, although some were going to Lincoln and Roosevelt schools. RADIATORS EXCLUSIVELY coounq srsriH snciAusrs Rebuilt Repaired Recored Cleaned Five Expert Workmen to Serve Yoe IN AT tt-We will remove, repair end replace a your radiator In 8 hours.

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These sentences were dictated for a chart which the children later used for reading. Each child drew several pictures to illustrate ways in which the wind helps us. These were mounted on the bulletin board under the following headings; The wind tarns the windmills. Tit blows the birds. "It sails our ships at sea.

The wind dries our clothes. The wind sails ear kites. "It helps airplanes land. Several original kites completed the decorative effect of the. bulletin board.

A science book, The Air About Us, was used by the children, and excerpts were read to them. Billy Knight suggested the following definition for the wind: Wind Is air that has power. It moves. school and grammar schools, and a layette made by the sewing classes at the high school. By Nancy Bentley.

SUHS Students Have Red Cross Display in Town Next time youre down town, make it a' point to notice the Red Cross display in the window of the Fashion. This was arranged by Lorraine Tarp and Reah Chapman, who are high school Junior Red Cross members. The display consists of a large scrapbook, cocoanuts, shoes and baskets made of braided straw all sent here by a group of Filipino children; favors made by the grammar school children for the soldiers at Fort Ord; a Red Cross gift box filled by the high FBI Agent Will Talk at SUHS An assembly at Salinas union high school next Tuesday afternoon to be held in conjunction with the regular PTA meeting, will feature a speech. by Special Agent Scott Werner of the FBI. His topic will be "Your FBI.

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