South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-28
HALEY SCHOOL
oCoNTNUED FROM PAGE Two)

shape OF doll heads and some OF
the eighth grade folks are dec0rat-
ing these for the Red Cross bazar.
The fourth grade folks are work
ing on their Halloween lanterns.
Imagination has fun sway when 10
comes TO making witches and sob-
Iins.
The 18th grade boys and girls
were especially interested in max
ing the little tents and learned
more Of the beauty Of the Ameri-
can flag when they made amateur
ones with which TO decorate their
tents
This grade IS now constructing
grocery pads.
The sixth grade has started the
construction or the telephone di-
rectory and is wondering how 10
cover skllfully tack heads with
paper.
MUSIC NOTES
The seventh and a ana eight =
music class are on page 10.
The hve-B's have completed the
TWO part songs. Birds in High
Branches" and Solitude" and they
are now working on The Cooper"
The four-As and the seventh and
eighth grade have completed the
outline for October.
KINDERGARTEN.
The manual training boys made
q fms tool chest for our tools and
gave II 10 the kindergarten. The
boys and girls are enjoying it very
much.
La Verne White and Rose Suth
have reentered kindergarten.
We have taken several walks
this week and have found quite a
number OF beautiful leaves.
Miss Milbern from the training
school is now cadeting with us.
Bertha Szlanfucht was trans
ferred from Perley school and is
now a member of our Kindergarten.
ONE-B.
Elijah eth Priebe and Della White
have entered school for the first
time this year after an illness from
whoOping cough
Mrs. F. o. Welty OF Chicago and
Mrs. G. Z Kuntz of south Bend,
were visitors in One-B Monday
The children OF one-B have been
presented with nvs additional Jessie
Wilcox Smith pictures the gift of
susie GreshO.
seven OF the boys and girls in
one-B had 100 in spelling everyday
last week.
Willie Madison and Donald Gle
ments have entered the one-A grade
at Haley school.
Byron Slocum has been i'll for a
number OF days but IS now in school
again.
Rose Madras has returned after
an illness OF SIX weeks. the result
OF whooping cough.
Mildred Parker returned Monday
after an illness from chicken pOx.
ONE-A.
The boys and girls OF one-A are
enjoying the story Of the blue robin
IN language
We have a new geranium in our
room, tina gift OF Bello Baumgart-
nSr.
Our EorAn1ums are blooming and
khSy arc very pretty.
AlOysius coughlan IL back TO
SCHOOL
Ths week ws are learning THE
Edith Bonner entered our room
from the Franklin school
We have q new pumpkin border
fn our room
Paul Hart has gone TO the Mues-
eel school
TWO-A.
The two-A's are making Halo
Eeen posters and crowns.
we are enjoying the study OF the
rife OF Riley and his poems.
The two-A's have completed their
indian mats, woven from corn
husks They are now making In
dian chains from acorns. beans,
corn and seeds
Miss Ulerfch from the washington
school visited our room Thursday
morning
THREE-R
Theodore Hart was transferred
10. the Muessel school this week.
yiolg Madison from Warsaw has
entered this grade
Victoria Husvar has had the best
spelling record for the room this
year.
Louis HAlassy entered the three
3 grade this week.
The three.Bs who had A plus IN
their arithmetic test were: Mary
sehck, VelmR Swarts, Walter Sla-
zswsld. Anna szabe and Harold
KsnnR-
THREE-A
Almost all Of our caterpilIsrs
have spun cOcOons.
Herbert Clements entered from
The Franklin school
Michael Szlanfucht entered from
ths washington school visited Us
last Thursday.
FQUR-B.
-4IIfs EUelock was transferred
back TO the Haley school from the
Perley school.
Csoldie and May Vezendi from
washington school
Adam SzumiCWisk entered this
week.
Several children have brought
-,ns eittersweet for decorative pur-
poses
rbeirna. Hudson and Anna Her