South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30

THURSDAY we wrote a little COM
position on the apple.
| Friday We had our usual review
in reading and spelling.
THIRD GRADE.
James Hart feels very proud OF
his new violin, and we will expect
10 hear some fine tunes played on
il. He tells us he is just getting
along fine.
Marvin Kimbal was the only boy
absent last week. though ne was
out but one day.
our teacher said our lessons we're
so good all last week. and We will
I try 10 have her say this every week.
The boy who VIII have his desk
neat all next week will get some
thing nice
Every boy had good home work
every day.
FOURTH GRADE.
{ We are glad to welcome Haw-
thorne Hurst As a new pupil in our
class.
Tuesday morning we had our
regular note singing. and our teach
er was very much pleased with
how nicely we are learning TO read
our notes
our class expects 10 begin prac-
tice in ere drills next week.
Four-A boys are doing fine in
arithmetic. and we like il better
every day.
The 'boys iu our room had the
I best ball of the season last Thurs
day and we thank Edgar smith for
! lending us his bali.
We handed in some fine speci-
mems of our Palmer drills last week
and we Will soon be able TO have
booklets made of our work.
ore boy was dismissed from our
( school for playing truant.
The attendance in our class was
( perfect all week.
our lessons in nature study are
more interesting this year. and we
are now studying book two.
Some boys were absent from
sunday school last Sunday and the
next time we will put their names
! in our notes 50 everybody Will
/ know who they are.
FIFTH GRADE.
The boys in time for holy mass
We're George Grummell John
Schmitt, Peter Bognar. and Willard
Fortier
We all wrote a composition on
any subject we liked.
Jack Currie was absent a day
and half last week and Kenneth
BERGEN was absent Tuesday after
noon.
We have our note singing on
Thursday morning, we are goins to
try and master book one this year.
The boys who had perfect writ
ing i'm spelling were, Willard For
tier. John Schmitt. Arthur Huber,
Cecil Lyle and Wilfred Rightley.
SIXTH GRADE.
The sixth grade boys who were
in time for s o'clock mass were:
George Kropn. Robert Kimball,
Frederick Drain, Paul Kelby. Ar
thur Wobler. Homer Rieter,
Michael BOgman, Charles Schilling.
Clarence Meiser and Sylvester Cor
rity.
We had very neat home work
from Charles Schnling, sylvester
Clarity and Frederick Drain.
our new pupil, Harris Hurst from
oFrt Thomas. makes our enroll
ment number p in the sixth grade.
Always room for one more"
The boys in the sixth grade, who
received 100 percent in written
spelling were:
Clarence Meiser, Charles SchiH-
ing. Max Able. Frederick Drain,
Michael Bognar, sylvester Clarity,
George Kropff Paul Kelly and Ed
ward Chirhart
Our reports for September Will
be given Monday
SEVENTH GRADE.
The boys in time for mass were:
William Langenbaker, Lawrence
Mann. Joseph Cira, Walter Cab
non, Francis Anderson, Marvin
Bill, James McCog, Frederick Gan
teri. Harold Miller and Serge
| Rward.
FIR. De Groote hired some men
TO come and fix his trees. At re-
cess time one of the men gave a
The absentees this week we're,
Blaze Makelslxi
Paul Mallea will have TO look
farther for that food for speed.
to get back to school on time
We expect 10 get our reports
next week for the first month.
EIGHTH GRADE
The boys In time for mass this
week We're: Edward Lipetska, John
Stoeckley, William Humphrey,
Daniel Kelly, Joseph Bognar and
Richard Keogan.
The appointed servers for the
week were: Edward Beach and
James McCay.
The compositions last week were
very good. the averages from So
10 100 percent.
The composition for Fr. Mjnnick
this week is "A Letter 10 a Friend"
For arithmetic periods we are
analyZing percents.
We began our lessons in eioCal-