South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01


At our drawing lesson we drew
and colored tomatoes.
The Dead Bird" was sweet and
pretty story which was told Us for
the good lessons we had all week.
We made the resolution neve. 10 hurt
a little bird in any way.
Fred Hyde. Howard Smith. and
William Darrah are in again after a
few days absence.
THIRD GRADE.
We are glaG 10 have our little
| classmate. Francis SousIey, back 10
school with us, and we hope ne won't
have any more ear ache.
We enjoyed the story Of the Esk-
limos last Thursday.
/ The boys in our class who did the
! best work in arithmetic last week
were Alwyn Fortier Francis Sousley,
| Edward Kaslmer, Paul Bell. James
| Fills. Francis Miller and Earl Ri
Yard.
Our class had note singing last
Tuesday morning at $50 a. m.
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
we had our regular drawing lesson.
Every boy did good work.
James Crothers got a bad cut on
| his hand but it did not keep him out
Of school.
FOURTH GRADE.
| Martin Maher accompanied his
mother to Chicago on a business trip
! last Monday. returning home Thurs
day morning.
| Last Monday afternoon we select
ed pretty pictures and designs for
the covers of our specimen booklets.
Wednesday our class had a very
interesting lesson about Benjamin
Franklin and during the reading
period we learned much about light
ming and electricity as we'll as the use
Of the lightning rod.
Norman HartZer, Francis Jones,
and Peter Bognar are members of
the sanitary choir and are now prac-
ticing to sing at high mass Easter
| Sunday
We were glad 10 welcome Francis
| Roos as accompanies in our ply
steal culture drills last Wednesday
morning.
Our u. S. history class is now re-
viewing the principal colonial wars.
Our fourth A boys are doing just
fine in our Palmer drills.
We are very busy during our noon
recreation hour as well as at 10 a. m.
Our poor mables are kept very busy
and we enjoy the fun.
FIFTH GRADE.
Our memory gem is:
He who is honest is noble,
Whatever his fortunes or birth
The only boys who had correct
written spelling last week were Max
Elble and David Herman.
The absenttes last week were Peter
Maher, Sylvester Clarity. and Charles
Loomis.
Some very neat home work was
handed in last week.
Our reading this week was Marcos
Bozzaris."
We had a test in arithmetic las
week
We had a test in geography ant
history last Wednesday afternoon.
We are all anxious for our grade:
because we want to pass our exam
ination.
SIXTH GRADE.
The saying for the past week was
"Our greatest glory is not in never
falling,
But is rising every time we fall.
From the lowest depth there is {
path to the loftiest heights"
Victory belongs to the most perserv
ing"
The boys who had perfect spelling
during the past week were Marvin
Bill, James McCay, Morris Oberly
Jand Paul Butler.
On the feast OF the Annunciatiol
on Monday our art composition wa
on the "Sistine Madonna" Siste
brought many different pastures o
Madonnas which we enjoyed lookinl
at very much.
We all congratulate John Stoeckl,
on winning first prize last Sunday
do il again John"
The absenttes this week were Law
renee Mann, Morris Oberly. Franci
Anderson. and Clement Bruck.
SEVENTH GRADE.
The boys in time for mass all weel
| were JOnn SteOCkleys JOnn HdrTlnS
ct, William Humphrey. Edward Ii
petska, Joseph BOgnar, William
Oberly, and Paul Benz.
We congratulate John Steockle
for winning the first prize last Sun
day.
The appointed servers for tn
week were Edward Beach and Serg
Rivard.
In reading this week we had "Oi
His Blindness" by John Milton an
soul and Body by Shakespeare.
We had choir practice at So
Wednesday morning.
"A Newsboy's Find was a shor
story that was read TO us Tuesda
during reading period.
We had our physical culture drill
Wednesday. The music helped u
very much.
An account of the Dead Let-e
Museum was read TO us during his
tory Tuesday afternoon.
Very good work in written arith
metic and grammar was done h.
Raymond Sousley William Hum
phrey. John Harringer JOSEPH
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