South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-04


Wednesday morning.
A series OF history pictures have
been mounted and are the possession
Of the one-B's now
The boys and girls have taken
up their work with their phonic
cards this week.
ONE-A.
Eight Of the boys and girls IN
one-A received prizes for not miss
ing a day Of school during the last
week
Miss Mildred Mitchell visited Us
on Friday
Laurel Simpson has come in our
room from one-A
We had visiting day Thursday.
TWO-A.
The two-A's enjoyed a Halloween
party in their room Wednesday
morning.
Miss Metzger from the Elder
school visited our room Wednesday
morning.
THREE-B.
Mrs Coddens, Miss Metzser. Miss
Kempton and Miss Myers visited
our room this week.
We had 9S percent in attendance
for the first eight weeks Of school.
John Baumgartner brought US a
ck-o'-lantern for Halloween after
noon.
THREE-A.
Anna Kenneth has been transfer
red TO Laurel school.
Miss Candace Kempton visited
this afternoon from the Elder
school
The three-A class gave a party
last Thursday evening after school
in the kindergarten room.
Besides the children. Miss Good
and Miss Witter were invited.
Games with a victrola concert were
enjoyed. Miss Witter favored the
class with a Halloween story and
Miss Good gave several piano solos.
Refreshments were served.
ONE-B.
Margaret Kenneth has been trans
ferred 10 the Laurel school
Miss Davis from the Elder school
visited the drawing class wednes-
day.
FOUR-B.
The fOur-A grade gave a surprise
party for Miss Wiltfong Wednesday
evening after school in the kinder
garten. The tables were decorated
with candles and sandwiches,
pickles. fruit, cake. candy and nuts
We're served.
The four-A's lad 81 percent of
attendance for the past eight weeks
with one tardy mark.
We are studying Lasalle in histo-
~.
FINE-B.
Joe Kenneth has been transferred
TO Laurel school.
Miss Drolette visited fve-B's We'd
nesday for reading
FINE-A.
In history class Friday we dra-
matized the story Of Poccahontas,
Elizabeth Daniels took part Of the
Indian princess; Andrew Bakus was
Capt John smith and Lester Fin
ney was Chief Powhatan.
In our history test the following
people received "A Z. marks: Ben
Fenerstein, Mildred Vanguard,
Elizabeth Daniels, Chester Merrill
Cecilia Horvath, Anna Kenneth, Joe
Fabean, Henry Tabersk, Mary
Kenna and Eliza beth BakOs.
Miss Barry and the five-A class
were invited 10 the calisthenics les
son given in the seventh and eighth
grade Wednesday.
A very pleasant surprise was
given for Miss Barry. the English
teacher, by the pupils Of the five-A
grade
Miss Wilson. Miss Winfong and
Miss Leininger Of the departmental
were invited. Refreshments consist
ing OF sandwiches, pickles, dough-
nuts. salad punch. apples and
peaches were served in the gymna-
SUM on the third floor. The table
for the teachers was beautifully set
and lighted with candles.
Music featured throughout the
program.
SIX-B.
Tuesday in history class we had
a pleasant time looking at pictures
Of Greek and Roman art, and Of
Roman architecture.
Margaret Halassy Of Portage
township is again attending our
school.
The pupils in our room are TAX
ing a great interest in the books
that have been supplied by the city
library.
SEVEN-B AND A.
The boys and girls in our room
are doing their bit" for Uncle Sam
We have 100 percent OF the pledge
cards for the conservation OF food
signed.
We are enjoying the cheer that
a pretty plant gives US. kathryn En-
hardt brought a large hanging bas-
ket from home and gave it to our
room.
Raymond Stewart has returned
after five weeks illness.
In arithmetic We are studying
taxes. Both classes handed in their
arithmetic note books Friday. Those
having the neatest and best kept
note books were as follows: Vera
Boyer, Helen Lassen. Treva Norton,
Ida Schroeder seven-B. and Ger
aldine McPheeters seven-A
In geography the seyen-B's have
recently finished physical and polit-