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


rolling movement.
| Miss Ney visited the 1B grade Mon
J day morning. The children worked
at the board for her and learned how
| { omave ovals with their arms with
out moving their whole bodies.
The 5Bs are studying the push and
pull movement in writing.
Miss Ney gave an interesting writ
ing lesson in room Monday.
Room 2-Reading.
The Las are enjoying the series Of
Dorothy Dimple" stories. c
| "a Reading.
The IA reading class has finished
six cantos Of Miles Standish and have
repeated story in own words.
6B Reading.
The 6B reading class has been hav'
| ing the following stories: The Tour
nament at Templestowe", written by
Scott and rest. by Goethe. Several OF
the children have been to the surprise
] theater 10 see "Iv1nhoe", from which
story The Tournament of Temple
stowe" is taken.
| ga Reading.
The ga reading class has been
reading The Fight With the Wind
| mills. 1t is taken from Don Qui-
xote', written by Cervantes, Span
ish novelist of the early seventeenth
/ century.
The 5B's read Edward Rowland
! Siirs poem Opportunity" on Tues
/ day. 1t is beautiful picturesque and
Inspiring poem.
The boys and girls were greatly in
terested in discussing it.
This | beheld, or dreamed IT in
dream:
There spread cloud OF dust along
| a plain; and underneath the cloud.
or in it ragged a furious battle, and
men yelled, and swords shocked
/ upon swords and shields. A princes
banner wavered, then staggered back
| ward hemmed by foes. A craven
hung along the battles edge. And
thought. Had L a sword of keener
steel. That blue blade that the king
son bears-but this blunt thing. he
snapt and flung il from his hand. And
lowering crept away and left the field.
Then came the kings son, wound
ed, sore bestead,
And weaponless and saw the brok-
| en- sword.
Hilt-buried in the dry and trodden
sand.
And ran and snatched it; and with
battle shout
Lifted afresh he hewed his enemy
/ down,
And saved great cause that he
role day.
Heading.
The 6B had an interesting lesson
! Tuesday morning. They studied and
analysed GOethe's little gem on Rest.
Rest is not quitting
The busy career
Rest is the fitting
OF self to ones sphere.
IT'S the brooks motion
Clear without strife;
Fleeing to ocean
After its life.
'Tis loving and serving
The highest and best;
IT'S onward answering
And this is true rest
The class afterward listened TO "A
most interesting account OF the story
of Ivanhoe. Several of the class had
! seen the moving picture OF Gvanhoe
! at the surprise theater Monday. Geo.
| Fickenscher told the entire story in
a most interesting manner.
Spelling.
The Following pupils stood loo per
cent in the written review of last
weeks words: Marie Smith, Ernest
limerick, Edward Burke, Joanna
Koehler. Bessie Reinbald. Thelma
Kent, Theada Kent Florence Troeger.
|, Leona Hertel.
Mildred Zimmerman and AIathilda
|. Christman were the perfect spoilers
in ID last week.
!, Florence Bowe and Jewel Hurlbut
in 5B stood 100 in spelling test last
Friday. Several only missed one
word
Louise zeilke. Edward Carpenter
and Esther Thompson stood the
; highest in the 6B spelling test Mon
day.
Earl Giuse is new pupil at the
, Ciquillard school in room 6, 5B.
Raymond BRANDED Of the kinder
garten has gone with his parents TO
Chicago.
Mohler Witwer went to Chicago 70
see the live stock show and he is com
ing back and tell US about the ami
mails.
The GA class is doing it's caiisthen-
les with dUmbbells.
Monday afternoon Il parents and
friends visited the second grade.
Music.
The Fifth grade is reading in the
key of LIB. The last song We learn
ed is on page ", The Orioles Nest
Song"
THE Hunting Song, page 112. is
being learned by the boys and girls in
this grade. Minor mode makes an
interesting study in this grade.
The Sixth grade is having two-part
work. the song Oetober's bright blue
weather being studied at, present.
I The las are learning a Good
| Morning" song
The 5B and ga is having music in
the afternoon.
The SIS and 5A are having the key
of r fiat. The key OF r fiat has three
fats.
BANKING DAY.
Oct. 21, ss.2s worth OF stamps were
placed in AZ bank books; there were
three new books made out.
The kinderg arten had IA books and
$3.50. The largest single collection
this week in the kindergarten was SIS
cents.