South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-20

room from the oliver
Doris Dice spent the weekend at
the lake.
ROOM TWO.
Leona Lump is a new pupil in
our room. coming from the Stude-
baker school.
Mary Jane Anderson is back in
school after a long absence. She was
III with whoOping cough.
Garland Penncart moved 10 the
country Friday.
week He is out Of the city visiting
relatives.
Buddie Drake. Margaret Bryan
and Mabel Kathryn Schaefer had
perfect spelling papers last week.
ROOM FOUR.
Mrs. Neiderauer visited our room
Wednesday afternoon.
William Norris was nine years old
last Monday
Mrs. MAGELLAN visited Our room
Tuesday afternoon.
Allan Robinson celebrated his
ninth birthday Friday.
Mrs. Jorgensen was a visitor in
our room a little while Monday
morning.
Friday.
Charlotte Weitzenfeld entered our
3B, coming here from Chicago.
The boys and girls in our room
have been very busy this week writ
ing their humane stories and we are
in hopes we viii get a prize.
Julia Neiderauer had as a visitor
last Sunday her uncle from Chicago.
Harvey Holman has a new little
baby sister
Anna Denslow's aunt and cousin
from Elkhart were Sunday visitors
at her house.
William Norris aunt from Florida
spent Monday and Tuesday at his
home.
ROOM FIVE.
Evelyn Hoover was the IA cham
pion in arithmetic last week, Abra-
ham Schankerman this week.
Ted Smith was the Alb champion
in arithmetic for the last two weeks.
Mrs. Coons visited our room this
week.
ROOM SIX.
Cleo Hoover has been absent all
week on account of sore throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maretti from LapOrte
visited II the home of NJ. Benigni,
Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Geyer spent several
days in Indianapolis this week.
We wrote compositions about
Memorial day this week.
Fannie Richman and Margaret
HOlem did the best work in spelling
last week and Margaret Holem did
the best in rapid arithmetic.
cleo Hoover took second prize in
the contest about the Care of the
Baby
ROOM SEVEN
Frances Maggert left Wednesday
TO so 10 the country.
In geography the Obs are study
ing about the western states.
The stereopticon lesson last week
was on the western states.
Those that had slides were bessie
Folkner. Anna Gustafson, Josephine
Yileck, Ralph HOlem, Juanita Opelt,
Dorothy Johnson. Joseph Turnock,
Lucille Mead. Mary Steinbaugh and
Esther Richman.
In spelling the third row got first
prize, seventh row second priez and
fifth row last prize.
We got shellat for our birds and
will finish them next week.
ROOM EIGHT.
The following were absent this
week. Dorothea Shirk. Frederick
Reason and Helen Feldon.
Miss Reyman was absent Thurs
day afternoon.
our stereopticon lesson was on
! Switzerland.
People who have children who do
| not go 10 Franklin school please save
all papers and magazines for the seF-
enth grade. Phone or tell some
child.
In geography the B class is re-
viewing the cities OF Russia.
In geography the a class are stud
wing Reasons for the Progress OF
the United States"
We received the WE X l. banner
this week for having the most news
items.
The AS are five points ahead Of
the BIS in spelling.
In domestic science the A girls
served luncheon
The B class did not so on account
of teachers meeting.
In physiology we are studying the
chapter on the Care of the Skin"
In history the BIS are studying the
Pequot war.
Miss Brown was our teacher
Thursday afternoon when Miss Ry-
erman was sick.
In arithmetic the AS are having
roofing.
We wrote stories for the humane
society Thursday afternoon
In arithmetic the B class are re-
viewing decimels.