South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-15
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Pupils

a good one to live by a day at
/ time"
Neat home work was handed iu
by Burton Toepp. Raymond Payne.
Macmillan Eble sylvester Garrity.
Frederick Drain. Michael Bognar.
Arthur Wobler. Homer Reiter and
Charles SChuling.
The boys who had correct vril-
ten spelling this week were Ray
mond Payne, Raymond Brothers.
! Homer Reiter. Francis Oberb.
! John Hoover. Sylvester Gauit
/ Frederick Drain. cecil Lyue. Peter
/ Alaher. David Herman. Kenneth
Dempsey. Macmillan Eble. Rober-
| Woodward. Charles LOOMS. Charlie
Schnl!ng. Clarence Meiser. Charlie
Hoover, Michael Bognar. Paul Kcl-
| ~ and Arthur Wobler.
The absentees this week were
George Kropn. Francis Baab and
David Herman.
Among The boys who are going 10
| make their hrst communion SUNDAY
are two BOYS from our room. The
are Charles Hoover and Edgar
Smith.
We are waiting anXioasly for our
yearly examination questions that
come from Fort Wayne.
The boys under IA years of aee
went TO their monthly communion
Saturday.
SIXTH GRADE.
our memory gem Is: Who
learns and learns, but acts not wha
he knows. is one who ploughs and
ploughs. but never sOws.'
Those who had 100 per cent in
| written spelling last week We're
serge Rivard.- Harold Miller Fred
rick Gantert. Francis Anderson.
Lawrence Mann. Clement kruck.
Marvin Bill. James McCay and Paul
| Butler
Those who had neat seat work
were Serge Rivard, Francis Ander-
son, Friedrich Gantert. Marvin Bill
and Lawrence Mann.
! Notwithstanding the excellent at
tendance at holy mass during Lent.
they continued Easter week the
same way
| Some OF US joined the compost
ton subject this week. but NOT as
many as last week.
| SEVENTH GRADE.
The general average Tor the
month OF March are as follows. Leo
Anderson 50 40 per cent, Paul
Benz SIS lilo. Donald Bishop "a
Is. Edward Beach % 1-1O. Joseph
Bognar 81 40, John Harrinser e..
William Humphrey 90 90. Edward
Iipetska "a, Daniel Kelly 50 l-1O,
James Kivlan 81. William ODerly
So 10. Joseph Sausen 81 e-1O.
John Stoeckley 81 40, and Ray
mond Sousley Sc.
The boys in time for mass this
week were John Stoeckley, William
Oberly. John Harringer. Richard
Keogan. Edward Lipetsla and Dam
iel Kelly.
The appointed servers for the
week were Paul Benz and Edward
Beach.
We only had three days of school
this week as il opened "Wednesday
mOrnins.
At IL o'clock wednesday morn
ing we had our physical culture
drills with music.
4 During our arithmetic period We
worked in bills discounted.
We enjoyed our Easter vacation
very much.
In spelling this ~eek we are hav-
ing a review.
There was a glad surprise in store
for John SIoeckley Wednesday
noon. The morning mail brought
him a letter Of congratulations and
b a check for 50 from the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance co. of New
York for the essay he wrote for The
lNews-Times a few weeks ago. All
together John made s. on the piece
of work. We, too. congratulate him
! Oh his reward.
EIGHTH GRADE.
i Wednesday at II o'clock We had
. or physical culture drills.
Thursday morning we had writ
ten test i'm church history.
The Hurricane" by Jonn James
Audubon. was the subject OF our
reading lesson.
Those who were in time for mass
week were Frances Roos. Harold
Grummeu and Hubert Rolet.
We offer our sincere sympathy 10
; Harold Grummeu, our classmate.
whose father died last sunday