South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-06
PERLEY.
Louise breckenridge. Editor.
GENERAL NOTES.

X c. at a delightful party or
Thursday morning, with "a served.
Miss Dale of the South Bend train
ms school came 10 help out I'm the
kindergarten while Miss McCarte-
was recovering from illness.
The robins have built a nest I'm a
tree right i'm front OF the kindergar-
ten. We certainly are glad.
Miss McCartney's room had the
highest percent i'm attendance for
the past six weeks, 90 on the first
floor and Miss O'Connor's seventh
grade and Miss Gerhard's 5-A tried
for highest on the second floor
Uric Findley. 5-A. won first prize
on the best composition ON best
reasons for Owning Your Own
Home" and Hazel won the seconI
prize Of IA grade.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Helen Hall and Ethel Haag drew
a very pretty calendar OF May on
the black board.
We have a banner on our door for
the least absence and We also enjoy
ed the last hour Of the day Friday.
The "A girls served luncheon
menu at domestic science and the
IBIS made custard.
Mabel Taylor visited our room
Wednesday
Congratulations 10 Hazel Davis
and Bertha Smith for winning prizes
on last weeks essay.
Hazel Zimmerman won second
prize of S1.OO for the best compost
ton on Best Reasons for Owning
Your own Home"
SIXTH GRADE.
For our memory gem this week
we have one verse of "Our Flag
by Wilbur Nesbit
The boys Of our room are making
bird houses in manual training
! We have a flag hung over our door
so We can salute IT,
our room put the birds we made
on stands Friday
We received the current event
papers Monday and studied them
for reading.
There was no one absent Thurs
day.
We received our report cards
need more application in our room.
We have finished drawing the map
Of Mexico.
FTVE-A GRADE.
Dorothy Myers is back after %
days Of absence.
There are many children taking
current event papers.
Uric Tindley won the first prize
Of $3.50 for best story on BEST Rea-
sons for Owning Your own Home.
Our room had best attendance last
term and are going 20 have a party
Friday afternoon. We Will play
games and have refreshments.
In arithmetic we are ready to be-
gin 10 work in complex fractions.
FOUR-B GRADE.
Those receiving 100 I'm spelling
test and flags were: Violet Reamer.
Ray Althouse. Vera Hudson. Hop
kins. Dorothy Neddo Elsie SObrig
Howard Belledin, Esther Hertel and
Edna Hosler
Those who were neither absent
not tardy the past six weeks are
Elsie Solbrig. Dorothy Neddn
Charles Kasly Edna Hosler and
Esther Hertel
Hugh Myers returned 20 school
Thursday after a long absence from
sickness.
Yesterday afternoon we enjoyed
seeing lantern slides or Niagara
Falls ard Gorge Route.
ONE-B GRADE.
Those having perfect attendance
for six weeks are. Mildred Haae
Elenor Johnson. Ferdinand Nobicht
Gerald Philips and David Platkin
ONE-A GRADE.
June Kiplinger and Bernard Frak-
Ter have not been absent for eight
months. also not tardy.
Geraldine Chamer. Lucille Jack
son. Gertrude Misterfeld. Geneyieve
Morgan. Velezora Liggans. Helen
Roach and Florence Yaffe have no.
been absent or tardy this semester.
Miss Margaret Terry OF Laporte and
Miss Irene Roloff Of New Carlisle
are cadeting ir the IA grade.
TWO-A GRADE.
Josephine Domminick had four
perfect written spelling papers this
week.
Theodore Frakler won the number
contest last Friday.
Our May baskets are very attrac-
tive They are very prettily decorat-
ed all over with designs of spring
flowers.
Dorald Wolk's mother and aunt
visited our room Tuesday
Our new book FOR morning eNer-