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

The following did not miss
single word in the test In spelling:
Roenella Granger. Irene Bourbon.
Luetta Unruh. Wayne Barker. Ar
thur Barth. Lloyd Mossey and vi
Wan Haring.
ROOM FOUR.
On the honor roll in our room are
Gerald Fisher, Helen Christman,
Margaret Burke. Mildred Wardlow,
Martha Kruggel and James Hatfield.
Room four cut and mounted trees
in art work this week.
Ruth Allshouse is a new three-B
pupil from out of the city.
ROOM FIVE.
Our honor roll for least hardness
and best attendance consists of Ber-
nice Scott, Ralph Britton, Mildred
Carpenter. Mable Cassel. Charles
Hahn, John Johnson, Iodine KEN
nitzer, John Lang. Marjorie Menden-
hall, Donald Metz and William
Tholander.
We, are proud TO possess the least
hardness pennant.
The animals that store food for
winter and what and how they do
it is the nature study during the
next few weeks.
We are learning how TO direct
strangers TO any part OF the city for
our geography work.
Miss Ney gave US a lesson on di-
rect ovals and capital 20" in our
room Tuesday. and also put the al
phabet on the board.
Il Like the Autumn" is the name
Of the Thanksgiving song we are
learning from The Songs For Chill
dren" book by Carrie Adams.
ROOM SIX.
Marie Starner and Leland Bull
lard have been transferred TO other
city schools.
We have just finished our lanterns.
Most of us had very good designs.
We have taken up. the study of
Raphail in connection with our
English work.
Those who received 100 in Tues
days spelling test were, Clara We'd
der. Charlotte Kruggel. Janice Reed,
Russell Hupp. Joseph BirdseIl.
Kathryn Miller, Mildred Rubshaw.
Edna Miltenberger, Ruth Hodgkins,
Ethel Bennett. Raymond Macht,
Charles Holcomb, Russell O'Connor,
Edward McNabb and Emma Bull
mauska.
ROOM SEVEN.
We had a 1872 word test Thursday
and Friday Following had perfect
papers: Neva Bradley. Mary Steck.
Dorothy Layfeld. Carl Matthes. Eva
Estep, Henry McNabb and Hilda
Raby.
Following were neither absent or
tardy for the first eight weeks:
Mary Steck, Helen Ross. Hilda Raby,
Edward Myers. Ruth Mendenhall.
Henry McNabb, Dorothy Layfield,
Frances Homer, Genevieve Blodgett.
Carl Matthes, James Grenert, Mar
ion Bachelor and Vernon Archam-
beault.
The seven-A's are making clay tea
tiles.
The seven-B's are making card
boxes to sell at the Red Cross bazaar.
The seven-A's viii make their
own clay oven in which to fire the
tiles when the are finished.
Miss Malone's room won both
banners for best attendance and also
the least hardness on the upper
floor
ROOM EIGHT.
Miss Ester attended the conven-
ton of the State Teachers associa-
ton on Thursday and Friday. Miss
Anderson took charge Of Miss Ester's
work.
In art we have started 70 take the
measurements for our grocery pads.
Those receiving 100 IA the spelling
test Tuesday were. Kenneth Beigh,
Joseph Weaver Philip Wharton,
Vesta Herring. Robert Miller. Philip
Tholander. Thelma Sawyer and Lois
Cook.
ROOM NINE.
Martha Reed, Earl Hartman,
Ernestine Doetsch. Francis Beeson,
Leona Hickey. Dorothy DOugall,
Gladys Mosher. Irene Roesch. Louis
Vedder and Margaret MacCorkle
had perfect papers in Tuesdays
spelling test.
ROOM TEN.
Halloween was observed in hve-
\ by making weird cat-faced Ian
terms, which were used for decora-
ton in the room, then taken home
for the Halloween frOlics.
We are planning on finding out n
lot interesting things about Europe
in geography.
GENERAL NOTES.
Miss Mccoy did not give her reg
ular art work on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week, as she was
in Indianapolis.
The seventh grade girls are en-
joying the folk dancing which Mr..
Koenig is giving them. Mr.. Koenig
directs and Miss Rosencrans plays
for Us.
six children who missed their
third incubation went 10 DR.. Bosen-
bury's Office Wednesday and had it
done.
Miss Wilson. teacher OF domestic
art at the Haley school. visited Miss
Goewey's cooking classes and Miss
Montgomery's sewing classes on
Thursday morning.
The teachers held their regular
meeting Tuesday after school and