South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL
John HarrinEer and Edward Beaen.
Editors.
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We wish all our Kind friend, 4
The News-Times a Merry Christ
mas and Happy Prosperous
New Year
Monday we read the story or the
first Christmas and the visit az The
angels 20 the shepherds
Monday and Tuesday during the
noon hour we made "a visit o. 81
HedWige church
We had a rehearsal Thursday for
cur entertainment which was given
In the evening.
At our drawins lessons we drew
pretty stockings and Santa eliza
nlling them with candy
We sold & good number of tickets
for our entertainments
We wish our mamma- and lspae
"A Merry Christmas
THIRD GRADE.
We extend our greetings GO The
News-Times and all our friends for
A Very Merry Christina
Every boy iu our class made
pretty 1917 calendar last Monday
Wednesday afternoon we wrote
Christmas letters 10 our parents
Frances AIillea is still ON the -Ics
list and we hope he will soon H.
well.
All the boys in our class had uer-
feet lessons last week ard now Ht
viii let our books have "a rest unuI
1917.
FOURTH GRADE
We wish The Ncws-Tme. and
an our friends "A Merry Christ
mas"
Last Monday we made 80 caier-
dars and each boy though h.- .ai
eLdar the pretuest.
All the boys in our room had
good practice I'm our physical ,u
ture drills three days last week
Wilbur Thornton got ri..
Christmas present OF new camera.
our Christmas entertainments ia.t
Thursday was something great
Thursday we put our books
until 1917. Then we viii beg onr
studies again in good earnest
FIFTH GRADE
our memory gem for tl. ..,..
was.
Beautiful bells OF ChriStr-.
Chime on the air again
This is your blessed mee~aSe
Peace and good Will Go men,"
We had our Christmas entets.in-
ment on Thursday evening.
The boys in time for mass we
Frederick Drain. Raymond Payn,
Cecil Lyle. Michael Boguar. Hom,
and George HroDh
Max Eble received 100 per cent
written spelling this week
We had a beautiful story read Q.
as this week called THE Deans
Server"
SEVENTH GRADE.
Those in time FOR mass AN week
we're Paul Benz and Joseph Eoeuar
The appointed server Tor the
week were George Harunger and
serge Rivard.
During our reading period this
week We had "A Christmas Hymn
THE Blind Boy" and cold Irou-
sides"
The abseatees this week were:
Richard Keogan. Edward Beach.
William Humphry. Leo Anderson
Stanley Sledzikowsh and Donald
Bishop.
We congratulate John Harrnge4
who was among the prize winners
last Sunday.
We gave our Christmas entertain.
ment Thursday evening
Our Christmas vacation began
Friday.
SIXTH GRADE
The Memory gem is.
"A happy Christmas 20 you.
May it bring YOU all fair things
With the sweetest, best rememD-
rance,
That about its coming clngs
Thursday morning we had 90 copy
a letter i'm our good composition
books
We wish all The News-Times ems
ployes a very Happy Christmas and
a Prosperous New Year.
The boys in time for mass Tins
week were: Serge Rivard and Nor.
ris Oberly.
The boys who received 100 per
cent in writing spelling this weeB
We're: F. Gantert. T.. Anderson. Pau
Butler.
We had a written test BOB cate.
chism and Bible history for Decem.
Der on Wednesday. The boys who
received the highest averages were
in sixth grade A; J.. Mann o..
Serge Rivard. 50. Harold Miller ssI
William Langenbahm. 81. Francis
Anderson, 100; Marvin Bill, 95. and
Paul Butler. In grade %: Francis
Dorrenbacher. 90. Adrian Loomis
IS.
EIGHTH GRADE
In our church history test .sr
Thursday Bernard Donahue -a- tt
per cent. Gerald D0nahue ss per.
cent. Walter McCay So per cent.
James Ducy % per cent Harold
Grummeu 9S per cent Hubert Eoh.
95 per cent, Francis ROos COS pe
cent. Francis Smith so per cent
Monday morning We made side
posts for the motors and adIls-'
ment screws for our armature saafr
Tuesday and wednesday mornil.
we had our physical culture eNe~
cises.