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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Irene Horne and AItha Smith,
Editors.
ROOM ONE.

ROOM ONE.
Paul Jones, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is a little bet
ter.
We are all ready for Santa Claus.
Madelyn Carrel is sick.
ROOM SEVEN.
Ralph Klopfenstien is i'll and has
not attended school for some time.
We have finished our Irvine boxes.
They are all neatly made.
Nine of the children are going
down to sing at the Christmas tree.
After the holidays the AS will
take up compound interest
GRADE SIX.
The BIS had a subtraction drill in
which Thelma Curtis was champion.
The AS had a multiplication test
in which Allen Yount was cham
pion.
The absent ones this week were
Bernice Klopfenstien and Vivian
Dunbar, both on account of illness.
The AS and BIS had an arithmetic
test in which Eta Miller in the AS
and Gerald Fogle in the BIS had 100
percent.
Ruth Snider brought a large hor-
nets next to school for study work
Earle Harlin and Gerald Fogle
rought the Christmas trees for dec
rating our auditorium.
GRADE FIVE.
Margaret Peterson. Virgil Long
Ethel Stout and Annabelle Irons
had their spelling test papers on
the burlap last week.
Dorothy Staller. Mildred Leslie,
Wilbur setter, Genevieve Fisher
Mildred Martindale, Arba Horton,
Orin Uncapher and Irving Horton
now have theirs on the burlap.
ROLAND Ritter. Mildred Leslie
Florence Megan. Wilbur Setter and
Ethel stout have their arithmetic
papers on the burlap.
Our memory gem is: Glory 70
God ina the highest, and on earth
peace, and good will 10 men,"
GRADE FOUR
The fourth grade won in the pa
per contest.
We gathered 27S pounds of paper
within a week. As a reward Miss
Malone gave us a dollar.
We are going TO have a Christ
mas party next Friday afternoon.
We finished our candy boxes. The
boxes were all neatly made and the
designs were all very good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
COQUlLLARD SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN.

KINDERGARTEN.
Ruth McNabb entertained the
kindergarten at a party Dec. 10. The
occasion was her sixth birthday an
niversary. Apples and popcorn were
served.
The children decorated their tree
this week. They will have their
Christmas party Friday morning.
FIRST GRADE.
In drawing we have made calen-
ders. Christmas baskets. clipping
cases, and striped candy canes.
SECOND GRADE.
The pupils have been making
blot cases and have woven candy
boxes.
THIRD GRADE.
David Rupert is i'll with pneu-
monia.
FOURTH GRADE. -.
Mrs Holland visited our room
Tuesday afternoon.
Our decorations consist of red and
green wound ropes, bells and ever
green boughs.
Martha Reed still leads the room
with 13 stars.
FIFTH GRADE.
Kathryn Rush was transferred
Friday.
We made pocket memorandum
books this week.
Miss Burton has been reading to
us Dickens christmas Carol"
SIXTH GRADE.
The boys have finished their boxes
and checkerbOards.
We had a stereopticon lesson Mon
day.
SEVENTH GRADT.
The LAS made a fine record in
the arithmetic test last week.
GENERAL NEWS.
The girls made candy Thursday.
Through the kindness OF Bishop
White of st. James church. we were
able to enjoy some excellent art
slides Friday.
Mrs. Ware visited the kinGergar-
ten Tuesday.
Mrs Mortimer Reed visited us
Thursday
Inc IOIiONlHB feTley teachers
visited Dec. 10: Miss Mccartney,
Miss Winkler, Miss Mooney. Mrs.
Banta, Miss McCarten. Miss Glavin,
and Miss O'Connor.
Miss Pierce and Miss Marble will
take charge of the Coquillard chill
dren at the municipal Christmas
tree celebration.
The teachers enjoyed a social
hour and refreshments after their
meeting Tuesday afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
William Warner. Editor.

This year the kindergarten is all
and white bells.
The children VIII have an enter
tainment and a Christmas tree.
Mrs. Stonuipher. the kindergarten
director will spend the Christmas
vacation with friends in Chicago.
The 1 BIS have made clipping
cases and memorandum books for
Christmas presents.
Miss Olvey will spend the Christ
mas vacation at indianapolis.
Miss Mccain and the l BIS will
have their Christmas program with
Miss Olvey and the lbs. There
will be original dramatization Of
stories by the IBIS and Christmas
songs and concert recitation by the
LAS.
Miss Mccain will spend the
Christmas vacation at Chicago.
"a GRADE.
In the contest we are having Fam
ME SHERMAN and Julia Recson
have the most stars.
We are going TO have little
Christmas play named The Mouse's
Joke" Robert Williams will act
the part of the mouse. Francis
Messick will act as Santa Claus
Fannie Silberman, Lucille Schlarb.
Rebecca Pollock. and Benjamin
Shared also take part in the play.
Miss Kuss will spend the Christ
mas vacation at home.
The third grade had their Deem
Der Humane program last Friday.
David Decker and Louise Taylor
presidents
Miss Linden will spend her Christ
mas vacation at home.
FOURTH GRADE.
Edward Mott was transferred to
the ColfaX building.
Miss Williams will spend the
Christmas vacation at Oak Park,
III.
FIFTH GRADE.
Mr.. Koenig gave a lesson in our
room Tuesday.
We had an arithmetic test last
Monday. Curtis Jaquith and Perkins
Bailey received a hundred in B.
class.
We finished our Christmas boxes
Tuesday morning.
We wrote some Christmas poems
and put them i'm booklets with
Christmas decorations on.
The fifth and sixth grade had
their exercises together Friday aft
ernOOn.
SIXTH GRADE.
Mr.. Henderson gave us a talk on
cotton and showed pictures about
cotton, silk, iron and other geogra-
phical subjects.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

drawings appropriate to the Christ
mas season.
The school records two deaths
Erie Rockhoof of grade five and
Dwight Gouset of grade four.
KINDERGARTEN.
The kindergarten children had
one of their annual Christmas trees
Friday. Story telling and singing
were the features OF the entertain
ment. Many parents were present
FIRST GRADE.
We were entertained by Christmas
songs on the victor. We decorated
a Christmas tree and put toys
around the bottom Of il. We are
learning that the Christmas spirit is
TO give and not TO receive.
SECOND GRADE.
We were entertained by Christmas
songs on the victor. Our Christmas
work consists Of stories. songs and
appropriate art work. We are also
helping others with gifts.
THIRD GRADE.
Through stories We have tried to
learn the real meaning of Christmas.
We have trimmed a tree and made
gifts for others. \ number OF
Christmas hymns on the victor gave
us a pleasant morning exercise.
FIFTH GRADE.
We made toys of wood in manual
training and then we painted them
in art time.
SENEN-B GRADE.
We surprised our teacher, Miss
Zimmerman. with a fruit shower
Friday.
SENEN-A GRADE.
The IA grade gave their teacher,
Miss Simanton, with a basket filed
with fruit They also presented Mrs.
Grimes. their principal, with a bas-
ket Of nuts and fruit. They each
bought fruit. candy or popcorn to
school Friday afternoon and had a
Christmas party. which they enjoy
ed very much.
The Band Of Mercy did not have
a regular program Friday. but in
stead they had Christmas songs
sung by the pupils and also songs
on the victor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
RIVER PARK SCHOOL
Dorothy Nelson and Ora Hubbar,
Editors.

ONE-B.
The lbs and las are 70 have
their Christmas party together Fri
day afternoon.
ONE-A.
We are 70 have a Christmas eX-
change and a tree
TWO-B.
We are 10 have a Christmas party
Friday afternoon.
TWO-A AND THREE-B.
We have made three Christmas
gifts.
We are 10 have a Christmas party
Friday afternoon. -.
THREE-B AND THREE-A.
We are 70 wrap the gifts we made
for our mothers and fathers Friday
afternoon at our Christmas party.
FOURTH GRADE.
This room is 10 have a short
Christmas program Friday after
noon.
FIFTH GRADE.
This room is 10 have a play in
which everyone in the room has a
part.
SIXTH GRADE.
Dolly Jones OF the 6-B class is
moving 10 Peru, Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
OLIVER SCHOOL
George JaeObus and Arthur Peterson,
Editors.
ROOM ONE.

ROOM ONE.
The kindergarten celebrated with
the usual Christmas tree loaded
with presents the children had made
for their parents and friends The
kindergarten will also have a
Christmas party.
ROOM TWO.
We have illustrated the Christmas
story in our room.
There were many perfect spelling
papers this week
The 2-B and IA grades had a
Christmas party in room two.
ROOM THREE.
The LIB grade had a Christmas
party on Friday afternoon. Re
freshments were served.
The Christmas tree was very at
tractive and the decorations in the
room were appropriate to Christ
mas.
ROOM FOUR.
The pupils of la made presents
for their fathers and mothers.
The pupils of la made stocking
posters. We also made fireplaces.
The nurse and doctor for the
week are Christine O'Dusch and Jo-
seph Nemeth.
Bruno Wilk has been abent on
account o. illness.
Friday afternoon the LAS had
party i'm their room.
The girls had perfect attendance
Wednesday and Thursday.
ROOM THREE
On Friday we had a spelling
match. John Gordon and Alice En-
gel chose sides. Johns side won.
Anna Chernits won the spelling
match on Monday.
The fourth grade are going to
have play called The Night Be-
fore Christmas"
We wrote our spelling in bells.
There were 20 perfect spelling
booklets.
ROOM SEVEN.
Elsa Carlson was absent this
week on account Of illness.
Martha Witucke, Rose Torok and
Marie Starznska had the best arith-
metic papers this week:
Mrs. Hickman was our teacher
Wednesday.
The Abb grade had a geography
test Thursday.
Ethel Kocsis and Ella Horvath
were i'll Monday.
Row l had the greatest number
Of honor points.
The 4-B grade has had the banner
FIVE weeks for the most news.
We had our program with the
fifth and sixth grades Friday aft
ernoOn.
ROOM NINE
Goldie WyfOrd OF the GA grade
has been absent on account Of ill
ness.
The fourth. fifth and sixth
grades gave a combined Christmas
program OF songs. recitations. dia-
logues and musical numbers on
Friday afternoon.
Miss Bostwick assisted US with our
checkerboards on Thursday.
The pupils wrapped their articles
they made and took them home FOX
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

Christmas presents.
Mr.. Henderson gave a very inter
estng talk and showed US man
stereoptican views connected 1yi,
history and geography.
Mr.. Phillips has returned an,
an Illness OF three DAYS.
ROOM TEN.
We are planning on a good time
at cur Christmas party Friday aft
ernoon.
Electric lights have been placed
in our portable but not attached Yet
ROOM THIRTEEN.
The whole 1-B grade of 9S chill
dren will be together for a Christ
mas party Friday afternoon. Games.
songs and Santa Claus viii be en-
jOyed by all of us
GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Cutter was a welcome Wis
itor on Monday
Miss Doty helped Miss Stevenson
with the Christmas list
Miss McOmber visited the primary
grade Wednesday and Thursday
mornings.
Miss Mills taught the sewing
classes on Wednesday instead.
The girls finished their towels and
aprons.
The Civic club had an entertain
ment on Thursday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
MADISON SCHOOL
Eugene Happ, Thomas StaaneId and
Janet Grouse, Editors.

The kindergarten has a Christmas
tree as usual. They will have Christ
mas exercises Friday morning. The
parents OF the children Will also
be present.
Room l is making clipping cases
In drawing class.
The Obs and the 5-A's are go
ing to have a party Friday after
noon.
The 6-B's made Christmas cards
in drawing class Tuesday.
The GAS made checker boards
IN drawing class.
The upper rooms had several diff
ferent sets of pictures shown them
on a picture projecting machine
that Miss DOdd expects TO purchase
by having the children bring pa
perS and magazines to sell
Mrs. Rercher and Mrs. Kerr Wis
tied last week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
ELDER SCHOOL
Keith MerTick and Everett Dare.
Editors.

TIIREE-B.
We are going to give a display of
mechanical toys for our part of the
Christmas program.
FOUR-B.
The boys are going to sing a coon
song for the Christmas program.
The girls are to sing.
FOUR-A.
The 4As had a Christmas party
Friday morning.
FTVE-B.
Thelma BOllman was transferred
to the 5B from the Studebaker last
Tuesday.
The 5As and 6Bs are keeping a
record of all books read outside of
school hours.
SIX-B.
The boys in 5B have been MAX
ing checkers to use with the check
er boards which they are making
in drawing.
SKA.
The GAS finished reading "Yous-
souf," by James Russell Lowell.
They are reading The Life Of Rob-
ert Browning" before studying the
poem "Herve Riel."
SENFsN-B.
We are going TO dramatize the
Birds Christmas Carol"
The 7B girls made pinoche in do
nestle science Tuesday.
The 7B boys are making necktie
racks in manual training. Ephraim
kingston finished his last Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
C0LFAX SCHOOL
Henry ChristmAn and Jeanette
Beistie. Editors.

SI\-A.
We had an arithmetic contest be-
tween the Obs and the Gas. The Gas
won with 167 points 10 las points.
SIN-B
Miss Memhard gave us an arith-
metlC test on Wednesday
Harvey Reed is absent on account
of his brother having chickenpOX.
We have finished all OF our
Christmas boxes.
We have been getting Christmas
seals on perfect spelling and arith-
metic papers.
GRADE FOUR.
oliver Yena won the head mark
Ia spelling.
GRADE TWO.
Jack Reed Paul Hostetter. Julia
Hun and Floyd Peterson are out
with chickenpox.
Paul Hostetter will move 10 Fort
Wayne during ne holidays
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
PERLET SCHOOL
Frank Erhardt and Joseph Bender.
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS

GENERAL NEWS.
The Christmas spirit has been at
it's height in our school all this
week. Every room is decorated and
We have been looking at lantern
views of the famous Madonnas and
other noted Christmas pictures.
Each room has learned Christ
mas poem. several songs. has writ
ten Christmas stories. and many
have written Christmas letters 10
their fathers and mothers.
The kindergarten has a very
beautiful tree all decorated with
colored electric lights and orna-
ments. The children all went to
sleep and while they were sleeping
Santa Claus filled the baskets which
they made in kindergarten this
week They knew it was Santa
Claus because they heard his bells.
All the other rooms visited the kim
dergarten to see the tree and to
sing their Christmas carols
Owing 70 an accident in our heat
ing system no school was held last
Friday
The upper grades have very sat
isfactorily completed their Christ
mas problems. The fourth made
two kinds of candy boxes, the fifth
made memorandum pads and
Christmas booklets, the sixth check
er boards, and the seventh limp
binding booklets.
The most perfect problems are
hung in the office The following
pupils have their work in the office
at present: Francis Book, Alvin
casper, Charles Dorschner, Margot
l.aPlace, Harry Kubiak, Thelma
Weninger, Helen Hogg, Ernest
Stypizinski, Frank Kollar. Christy
Tirotti, Lucius Kelly, Lawrence
Geissel. Max Yaffe, LeOti Baker,
HOLSTER Hail. Paul Jockey, Edward
Henry. Nurma wills, Bernice Simp-
son, John Dorschner.
ROOM FOUR.
Our attendance has been very
poor, owing TO illness.
We are very proud of our boxes
and scratch pads which we made
for Christmas.
FOUR-A-FINE-B.
Lorenzo Cole has been transfer
red to Coquillard school.
Thursday morning we were down
in the kindergarten TO see the tree
and sing our Christmas songs.
Donnabelle Jacobs and Addie
Washburn are absent on account Of
illness.
We have made two kinds OF
candy boxes for Christmas.
Our composition this week was
the story of the Christ child.
EINE-A.
The absent pupils this week were
Bert Melser, Mildred Matson and
Ralph BrockhOuse.
The special teachers this week
were Miss Renolds and Miss Scott.
Our room is making penwipers
for Christmas presents.
SIXTH GRADE.
Miss Pierce gave us an arithme-
tic test this week.
Our memory gem for this week
is: There is one thing better than
having all you wish or desire, and
that is the giving another the whole
Of his hearts desire"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
MUESSEL SCHOOL
Isabel Barter and Cation Rich,
Editors.

GENERAL.
All the rooms are making a
Christmas for the poor by filling
baskets.
The school Christmas tree was
decorated by the pupils of the IA.
All the rooms last Friday gave
Christmas parties.
SEVEN-A.
The Christmas borders of this
grade are very attractive.
SENEN-B.
The poinsetta border of this room
is very pretty.
The Willing Workers won in
spelling this week
SIN-B.
The Christmas border in this
room is made up Of Santa Claus's
running in the snow.
This grade is also reading the
"Chrachit's Christmas Dinner"
FTVE-A.
The ga is having its geography
test.
They are making booklets with
designs on them for Christmas pres
ents.
EOUR-B
The ABS are making candy boxes.
FOUR-A.
This grade has a Christmas tree.
TWO-A.
This grade is making Christmas
presents Tor their parents
KINDERGARTEN.
Billie Funk celebrated his sixth
birthday last week with a party.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Ashley Eeith and Helen shaw,
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.

w -
Miss Brown was absent several
days this week on account of illness.
Our Christmas program given on
Friday night of last week was quite
well attended and the patrons
praised il very much.
The president of the keystone
View Co. called at our building this
week TO inspect our stereOgraph and
lantern slides. He has promised &c
make a demonstration Of a new ap-
paratus which can be used in each
room.
ROOM EIGHT.
Florence Dilley. Ruth Anderson,
Leland STEELE and Russell McWain
were absent this week.
In geography the TBS are study
ing Norway. Sweden and Denmark
The AS are studying Australia in
geography.
IN history the Bs are studying
The Last French War"
In history the 7-As have almost
completed the study of The Reyo-
luton"
In domestic science the A and b
girls both made ponochi.
The BIS are one point ahead Of the
As in spelling.
Wednesday Miss Reyman read Us
the story OF The Birds Christmas
Carol"
In arithmetic the BIS are studying
profit and loss.
In draw wing we have Completed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
4SOUTH BEND PUBLIC AND PAROCHL4L SO4OOLSH A41=

review OF the United States with
comparisons.
Mrs. EIbell is our reading teacher
as Miss Barry is absent.
We have a new girl, Mabel Freel
We have a very good spelling les
son.
We are learning TO add and sub
tract fractions now.
Tura Young will be going away
after Christmas.
Irene Clark, Edward Klosinski,
Helen Nowastonski, Mary Szita. Pc
ter Katus. Bonnie Grilla and Mar
garet Sabo were absent this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
KALEY SCHOOL
Helene Dovnc. John Null and Ethel
levy Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.


Lawrence Narier entered Alb
Monday from the rural schools.
This week the girls are ahead Of
the boys in the attendance contest.
The PAS have been dramatizing
the Little Red Hen"
Mrs. McComber visited the 3-B's
Monday.
Miss Rosencrans visited the 3-B's
Friday.
zella Penny entered 3-B Monday
coming from Mt. Pleasant school
The third grades have completed
their writing pads and boxes for
Christmas.
Margaret Angus has gone TO Chi
cago for the holidays.
There are several boys and girls
in l-B sick.
Miss Z. Cummins is going 10 ILL
nois for the holidays.
5-B NOTES.
In history we are studying about
Lord Baltimore
In geography we are studying a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
SECOND PRIZE.
Pauline Kershner, Studebaker
school.


IL was Christmas eve. Many peo-
pie were hurrying TO and fro. in
and out OF the big brightly lighted
stores. doing their last minute"
shopping.
Tom was very busy delivering
Christmas packages. 1t was nearly
II o'clock but Tom had 20 work to
the very last stroke of L.
What d'you expect for Christ
mas. Peter" Tom asked Of his COM
paniOn
Me. Why expect an electric
motor. What'r you going to get. a
sled %
NO. I don't expect anything" he
said kind OF sorrowful like. Me
get anything? Why who would give
me anything? I haven't any mother,
father. brother. or sister. not even
an uncle or aunt who would give
me"
Hurry. Tom. hear its striking
T." Pete interrupted.
That night Tom curled mp in the
blankets in the bottom Of the wagon
and went TO sleep.
Christmas morning found Tom
cold and dead in the wagon.
Yes. Tom had a Christmas pres
ent. "a home in heaven
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
FIRST PRIZE.

by Hector MacLean, Perley school.
once upon a time there was a
good little girl who lived in Bel
guim.
one day she wrote a letter 10
Santa telling him To visit her.
Santa received her letter bat as
he was climbing down the Chin
ney a great giant came against him
whose name was war. He would
not let Santa in. Santa pleaded but
II was OF no use.
Santa came back TO our country
and told OF his sad story.
We should all be thankful that we
don't have war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
BINGHAM SCHOOL
Harris HambFiEht and Arnold
Austons Edrtors.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
The upper floor was treated with
lantern slides shown by Mr.. Hender-
son.
The school has taken enough
money out OF their treasury 20 buy
records for the victor
The halls were trimmed with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
THIRD PRIZE.

BY Linnea SaCkgren. COlfaN school.
Long ago a child was born i'm "a
manager. IL was the Christ Child as
everyone well knows a great star
was seen in the heavens and wise
men followed il. The other people
did not go with these wise men. but
within them there was a thrill OF
10Y. Even the smallest children
seemed happy
or course. we have no moving
star 10 follow. but there is some
thing we can follow IL We only try.
We can follow the life OF our Saw
our and be as much like Him as
possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

ElGHIH GRADE.
In our church history test .a-f
Thursday Bernard Donahue got 90
per cent. Gerald DOnahue ss per.
cent. Walter McCay 50 per cent?
James Ducy % per cent Harold
Grummell SO per cent Hubert I.oh.
50 per cent, Francis ROos 3s pe.
cent. Francis Smith so per cent
Monday morning We made SIDE
posts for the motors and adIls-'
ment screws for our armature snaft
Tuesday and "Wednesday morning
we had our physical culture eNer
clses
We had choir practice Nedl.s
day morning after daily mass.
The sanctuary choir boss pr4-'
tiCed the hymns % Pee sung a- ne
1890 mass Christmas day
Harold Grummeu brought th'
first 1917 calendar for our room.
During our reading period uf
finished Daniel Webster.s Grafton 600
the Battle OF Bunker HiI ans
began the Deserted Village
Those who had per attendance
at mass and school since Sept-m
Der are Gerald Douahue. Waite
McCay and Francis R00s
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