South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL
John HArrinEer and Edward Beaen.
EditorA
GRADEs ONE MD TWO.


Our literary gem is. success i
nothing more nor less than doing
well the things we have 60 90 every
day. Cardinal Gibbons
Nearly all the boys in our room
are making gardens
Some of as were I'm the parade
We thought 10 was just 4,
fine 10 be marching 60 that grand
music
our Bible stories were THE
Deluse" and The Tower OF Babel.
The mass prayer We memorized
Tuesday was: GLORY be 20 God or
high. and on earth peace 20 men CO.
goodwill etc.
The boys Of the hrst grade are
like busy bees at their numbers.
writing. reading, addins and sub
tracing them.
LAST week Thursday we enjoyed
the reading OF paul Revere's Ride"
We are learning the poem. Frogs
at school" and think the froEgies
just too cute for anytaing.
The second grade have begun
work in short division.
The Fairy Boots" or the dancing
cat was such a funny story that
every boy in the room was m
shouts OF laughter when he heard
il.
The absentees were: George Book.
Chester Rohr and John F'ritzer.
Our Pretty Baby was a nice
reading lesson We enjoyed.
THIRD GRADE.
Lucius Miller was absent three
days last week.
Last sunday was Alwyn FortieTs
birthday. He is now nine years old.
For our reading lesson last We'd
nesday we had the story OF Damon
and Pythias."
Every boy i'm our class got good
notes for neat Palmer drills and
writing
We have another pupil in our
class.
Nearly every boy in our class
Joined the fourth grade bali team.
Tuesday at 900 p. m. we had our
usual drawing lesson.
We expect 10 get our report
cards next Monday, and every boy is
working hard at our lessons so we
will all get good notes for the
month OF April
FOURTH GRADE.
We had our physical culture
drills last Friday instead OF We'd
nesday.
At our note singing class last
Tuesday we learned 20 sing some
national songs. and among them.
The star Spangled Banner"
Biographies OF George Washing
ton. Thomas jefferson, Charles Car
roI. Marquis de Lafayette, Benjamin
Franklin and John Barry. helped To
make our United states history les
son very interesting last wees.
John Schmitt got the highest
notes for the neatest and best
Palmer writing last Wednesday.
Ernest Rogers feels very happy
since he has moved nearer TO orr
school His address is s1S Lasalle
av.
Wilfred Wrightlys new address is
23S Dubau av.
All the boys i'm our class are re-
viewing the geography lessons OF the
past month.
Ralph Hell had "A birthday on the
25th. lie tells as ne is now 10
years old
FIFTH GRADE.
our memory gem is:
alag OF the sun that shines for all.
Flag OF the breeze that blows for all,
Flag of the sea that flows for all.
Flag of the school that stands for
all.
Hail, flag Of liberty, all haili
Hail glorious years 10 GOMEZ
The boys in time for mass last
week were: Francis Raab. Max
Eble Homer Rieter. Robert Wood
ward George Kroysff, Michael Bog
mar. Arthur Wobler sylvester Gar
rity. Frederick Drain, Francis ODER
Is, and Clarence Meiser.
our reading last week was The
Voice Of the Grass"
I'm history we had The French
and Indian Wars"
The absentees last week we're
Raymond Payne and Henry Chro-
bot
Neat seat work was handed in last
week by Michael Bosnar. Burton
Toepp. Frederick Drain, Robert
Woodwork. George kropn.
Clarence Meiser, Kenneth Dempsey,
Peter Maher David herman.
Charles Schnhng. and Henry Chro-
bot
Friday ne had Joke hour
which we enjoyed very much The
Jokes we're something 20 be heard
SIXTH GRADE.
The memory gem is-
The flag Of freedom, true 20 theai
All our thoughts. words. deeds
shall be-
Pledging steadfast loyalty"
In reading we have just finished
three lessons, the Death Of Caesar"
Mark Antonys Grafton over the
Body Of Caesar" and '-TGe Archery
Contest" In the latter we learned
the lesson not 20 be conceited.
We are ali very proud 81 the
patriotic decorations in our class
room. We have large pictures OF
Pres't Wilson, George washington.
and Abraham Lincoln hung on the
walls all beautifully draped with
American flags. The ceiling IS deco
rated with red. white and blue. and
D.