South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-05
HASSAN IN SWEDFN.

much prefers 10 live III south Bend
and go 10 Coquillard school.
HASSAN IN SWEDEN.
Howard Love reviews 'Hassan in
Egypt" in this weeks issue.
Howard has been reading this new
book with considerable interest and
shows a real live boy interest in pub
fishing this review.
This is the second of the series that
has been read and reviewed by our
boys and girls.
pie Everywhere. The one reviewed
last was Donald in Scotland.
Coqunlard school is now getting up a
football team, and we challenge any other
team in the city. at an average OF ~
pounds 10 play on their field or ours.
COQUILLARD CHAMPIONS.
There seems 10 be me mistake as 10
Coquillard school and Perley having play
ed game OF football. The Coquillard
my such game especially the defeat,
which they say couldn't possibly be SO.
Football Events.
John WOelful, manager; Lloyd wilson,
captain: Herbert Miller center: Harry
Wright left guard: lamar Gemberling,
left tackle: Alton ScllIft. left end VIII
quist. right tackle; Henry WOelfuL right
end John Woeful full back Otto Koch
Ter left half; Russell Meyers. right half
Lloyd Wilson, quarter.
Fame what Am.
Across the campus proudly stalked
This man Of h0ughty mien;
Methought he WAS Il wandrOuS cusS
To grace a college green.
Some scholar with world Of lore
And crammed with ism stuff,
Euclid Socrates
Or Newton in the rough.
For students lined up near the paths
And bowed rs he PASSED by.
And cheered until the welkin ached
The co-eds smiled their swctest. smiles
And rrexieS graSped his hand
/ While hiking to the '.feedery'
To Kill their cofee-and.
as that some famous personage?"
] asked freshte near.
He dropped his can and ayes and voice
And whispered - IN fe1r:
! iighti ''
You grieye me. sir. all"k,
For that IS Patrick AIullican.
And he's our quarter back"
Frederick Rooster. 5B Grade
! The Coquiilard school Is practicing foot
practice every rccr~s op the Fairgrounds
Grand B1zar.
! COquillard school Will give an Ice cream
! social and grand bazaar Friday, Nov. Z, al
: $50. All are invited:
English
The Ga and "A are both writing letters
! this week We expect Go have some I'M
! tegeSting and well-written letters before
/ - Grammar
] The "a grammar class * learning the
different kinds of nouns proper, common
abstract end cOutr yte
The GAS are lelrrilg how 10 write n
write n familiar letter for wednesday ant
we have TO write a business letter f0i
thursday.
Room /. Grade I8--Laura Haines.
Bertha Barth. I EeSss Roes.b and loren,
Walden, who were In the second reading
class Of the rs. are now reading with tn,
advanced division.
The aB Lang class has learned "Abor
Ben Adhem.' by Leigh Hunt since las
! week
Gertrude Schafer-Room 8. Second Grade
LaggUnge.
The second grade children were told th
story. Of One eye. Two Eyes.. Three
much.
6B Grammar
The 6B grammar class is having verb!
| and verb Of phrases.
This week IS very interesting and the,
are succeeding very well.
| Reading.
The GAS are going TO read a few more
stories out of the fifth reader if all TN,
children bring ten cents for The World
Chronicle we viii read out OF that
| "A Reading.
The "A reading class OF the Coauillar,
| school has been very successful thi
! week. Those who have poor rpnding arr
trying 10 bring il up 20 Il higher stand
point. We are very interested in on
story OF Miles Standish
The 5B reading class read this weel
/ THE Brook" by Alfred TennySon an,
! Opportunity" by +. r. Gill The chill
dren are very fond OF poetry and so en-
ioyed their weeks lesson very much
Thev have practically finished reading g.
visit TO rle Wreck" from "Swiss Famil.
Robinson"