Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 61

              Page  6___________PIONEER____________May 1, 1943	
'LOVE  THY NEIGHBOR'
TO   BE SCREENED
   The feud between radio
comedians Fred Allen and
Jack Benny  is brought to
the screen in the picture,
"Love Thy Neighbor," which
will start a four-day run,
beginning Monday..
   Tomorrow night will be
the last opportunity to
witness the drama of Uncle
Sam's new para-troops in
"Parachute Battalion,"
starring Robert Preston,
Nancy Kelly, Harry Carey,
and Edmund  O'Brien.
Glasses  Fitted
At Block 6G
   Fitting of eyeglasses
will hereafter be done at
6G-1F, and delivery will
also be made from there,
according to Consumer En-
terprises .
    However, persons wishing
to have their eyes examined
must still register at the
out-patient clinic at the
hospital.    Eye examinations
will continue to be held at
the  hospital.
VAUDEVILLE   SHOW
TO  PRECEDE MOVIES
   A half-hour of vaude-
ville is tentatively planned
by the recreation depart-
ment to precede the movies,
according to Byko Umezawa
of the recreation depart-
ment.
   Issei entertainment will
be provided by J. Gondo,
K. Kumagai, and Sumi Kawa-
mura, while Robert Dierlam
will present numbers, for
the nisei.    This new pro-
gram is scheduled to begin
Monday evening.
====AMACHE EDUCATION NEWS====
KATS  ARIMOTO  SELECTED
SCHOOL  ANNUAL  EDITOR
   At the recent meeting
of the Student council,
Kats Arimoto was chosen
editor of the Amache senior
high annual.   Assisting him
will _be Betty Kanemeishi
as assistant editor, and
Joe Sugawara as business
manager.
   The other members of the
staff include Shizue Maru-
moto, Fumi Ota, Fumiye Sa-
kaguchi, Charlotte Iwata,
Dorothy Sato, Frances Sasa-
no, Emiko Kuzuhara, Jimmy
Tanaka, Mary Rikimaru, Harry
Fukasawa, Misako Kawaguchi,
Marna Miura, Emiko Nakano,
Ken Rikimaru, Ted Kinoshi-
ta, Biz Fukuda, Jane Kubota,
George Watanabe, Bill Yama-
moto, Theodore Aral, Miles
Hamada, George Hinoki, Ruth
Takemura, Momoyo Kinoshita,
Marion Konishi, Ken Naga-
moto, Toshio Kawasaki, Min
Takata, Mary Miyao, Joy
Takeyama, and Akira Riki-
maru.
   The advisers for the
staff are Helen Wilcoxon
and Grace Good, instruct-
tors.
ATSUSHI    KiKUCHI
GOES TO MINIDOKA
   Atsushi Kikuchi, art
instructor in the junior
high school, left recently
for Minidoka,  Ida., to vis-
it his parents before going
to work outside.
   TWO  INSTRUCTORS
LEAVE FOR WORK
   Amy Okazaki, who has
been teaching commercial
subjects in the senior high
school, will leave very
shortly for Chicago, where
she will work for the Scott,
Foresman  company,  educa-
tional publishers.
   Mrs.  Sumi   Kashiwagi,
kindergarten    teacher,     is
expected to leave with her
family today for Minnea-
polis, where her husband
will be manager of the Bap-
tist hostel to be opened
there.
NURSERY   TEACHERS
RESIGN   POSITIONS
   Tomi Ikeda, Miyo Sakura-
da, and Harriet Morikawa,
teachers at the Amache
nursery school, left here
for   outside  employment.
   Misses Ikeda and Sakurada
went to Chicago, and Mori-
kawa to Pueblo.
   Dr. Enoch Dumas, princi-
pal of the elementary school,
states, "There are no pros-
pects to take their places,
and we will be glad to have
volunteers."
ENROLLMENT
TOTALS 544
   The present total en-
rollment for the Amache
senior high is 544.   There
has been a decrease of 27
during the quarter, which is
due to postgraduates taking
outside employment or
enrolling at schools, out-
side  the   center.
   The 10th grade exceeds
the rest with an enrollment
of 188.    The number of
students in the 11th and
12th grades are 167 and 176,
respectively.    The post-
graduate group consists of
13 students.
ORDWAY  SENIORS
TO  VISIT  HERE
   The seniors of the Ord-
way high school will visit
the center Monday, as
an activity of their senior
"ditch" day.
   Several other schools
have requested to visit  this
center and its schools on
their  senior  ditch   days.
TWO  ADDED  TO  STAFF
   Gatewood Peterson, for-
mer electrical engineer
from Stamford, Conn., and
John A. La Coste, from Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia., have been
added to the teaching staff
of  the  Amache  schools.
   Peterson attended the
University of Illinois Col-
lege of Electrical Engin-
eering, and still later,
Ohio State university's
graduate school.   He was
supervisor   of  the   Labora-
tory of Arts and Industries
at Ohio State Model high
school in Columbus, Ohio.
Peterson is now in charge
of the industrial arts
classes.
   La Coste is a graduate
of Coe college of Iowa,
where he majored in his-
tory.    He did post graduate
work at the University of
Iowa.    He is now teaching
science to Amache junior
high  students.