South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-16

A small fee of 10c will be charged
at the door 10 help defray ex-
penses.
ONE-A.
There were Is boys and girls in
one-A who had perfect attendance
during the last six weeks.
Fifteen one-A's had perfect spell
ing papers last Friday.
TWO-B.
Laura Hartung has moved to La
porte, Ind.
Alex RACE has been absent on
account of illness.
Mrs. Bonner visited US Wednes-
! day afternoon.
We are practicing every day for
our Christmas entertainment.
TWO-A.
Albert Walter is absent on &C
count of illness.
We are very busy practicing for
Christmas exercises and making
/ Christmas presents.
THREE-B.
Room eight has had an attend
ance of SO percent for the six
weeks just ended, 35 children having
neither been absent or tardy
Helen Fisher visited room eight
on Thursday.
Anna Sabo and Velma Swartz had
the best report cards in the three
/ b grade.
The children are working on
Christmas gifts in drawing.
/ FOUR-B.
! Every one was present today
| The four-B's had no tardy cases
during the past six weeks.
The fOur-B room has a new
American Flag, which the boys and
girls bought. They are very proud
of it.
Mary Hartung left four-A We'd
nesday for Iowa.
We have just finished reading
Christmas at the Cratchits"
FTVE-B.
A big event in the lives of Haley
/ school boys and girls is the at
/ tendance contest between the vari-
Gus rooms which comes to a close
at the end of each six weeks.
The five-B's are the proud win
ners of this contest this time with
an attendance adverage of SO per-
cent with no tardy marks.
The boys of the room also won
race against the girls for having
the least number absent during the
! six weeks. The boys had eleven alb
/ sences and the girls Is.
ETVE-A.
The following people had perfect
attendance for the past six weeks
90
/ Papay, Anna Nemeth, Mildred Mar
quardt, Ben. Levy. Mary Kenna,
Lester Finley, Ben Tenerstein. Ella
abeth Daniels, Eliza beth Bakos,
Andrew Bakos, Harry WHITTIER,
| Henry Taberski
For our oral story period this
week we told very interesting sto-
ries from history.
We had an arithmetic test Fri
day. The following people received
100: Mildred Marquardt, Mary Szita,
Lester Tinney.
We are making candy boxes in
drawing work.
We are very much interested in
! the Christmas story entitled, "A
Christmas Carol" by Charles Dick
ems.
Our oral stories this week were
| the best we have had. Steven Ia
bian's story, 1.-The Crusader" was
! especially interesting.
! SEVEN-B AND A.
! We have new book rack for our Ii
brary table. Paul Tavernier made
it in manual training class. 1t
proves to be very useful
In history class Monday, Gladys
Latin reCited America First" and
| Hennetta Allen recited MIR. Hoov-
er's Come to Our House to Stay"
These poems were used in connec-
ton with the work in current his
tory.
The seven BIS submitted arith-
metic note books to Miss Ullery for
inspection. She was we'll pleased
with them and graded many of
them A.
The seven-A and eighth grade
girls Will serve the teachers this
week.
The menu is as follows: Cream
of onion soup, potato salad, corn
meal mullins and tea.
Kathryn Erhart will act as hos
tess at Thursdays luncheon.
We have started our reading note
books and are finding them very in
teresting and helpful. We are
writing word pictures Of LOpe san
chez. Dame Sanchez. Sanchica and
Fray Simon.
EIGHTH.
Miss Leminger is reading US
/ Dickens Christmas Carol" We are
enjoying it very much.
Eighth grade girls served lunch
con on wednesday and Friday. An
ma Lassu was general manager.
Among our absents this week were
Elizabeth HOrvath, Marie GOhn,
steven Syita and Herman Prebie
\. Our quotation for this week is:
For there are many great deeds
! done in the small struggles of life"
Susie GreshO conducted our arith-
metic class Wednesday morning
/ Miss UTery was a visitor. An inter-
esting lesson followed.
We are learning some pretty
Christmas songs