South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-04
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Clair Armstrong
Editor.
ROOM FIVE.

this week
Leroy Granger IS the doctor this
week.
Zelda Thomas is our nurse.
The following pupils were per
feet in spelling last week: Virginia
Harbour. Mary Anderson, Violet
Forst, Geraldine Redman. Ruth
Kronewitter, Anna Cline, Irene
MAGELLAN. Leroy Granger, Grand
vile Suit. Julia Neiderauer. Gladys
steele, Leo Warren, Mary Ward,
William Schankerman. Helen 10th.
SIXTH GRADE.
Edward Hunt visited our room
Monday afternoon.
Mrs Galloway visited our room
Monday afternoon.
Margaret Schultz and Frank bod
bridge were the only ones who had
100 in geography Wednesday.
In geography we are studying the
Hawaiian Islands.
Thursday afternoon we wrote a
composition about the difference be
tween a squirrel and a rabbit
We had slides Friday.
In arithmetic we are changing
! decimals to common fractions or
mixed numbers.
We had a visitor in our room
Wednesday afternoon
In history we are having The
Coming of the Mortimer"
In our spelling test Friday the
six-Bs won.
We had a written lesson in Eng
lish Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas was in our room
Tuesday and Thursday.
Thursday the 3 class drew a map
of the New England states on the
board and put in it the cities noted
/ for metal manufacturing.
Frances Maggert, who was in the
Ska was promoted to the seven B.
Mable People who was in the six
a moved out Of town.
The ones who were absent this
week are. Edna Redman and
Guglimena Benigni.
We had written lesson in ply
siology Thursday.
ROOM SIN.
]. p. Roberts came home Satur-
day morning and went to Omaha
Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Roberts visited our
room Thursday morning
Mrs. II. Galloway visited our room
Monday afternoon
Harry George left fve-A Tues
day on account of changing resi-
dence to Chicago.
Edward braves was transferred to
the Studebaker school Tuesday.
Miss Boles a teacher from the
Mishawaka school visited our room
Monday morning.
Frances Nadorff attended the fu-
neral of her aunt, Mrs. Thoma Tues
day.
We wrote compositions about
How 1 Spent a Rainy Day" this
week.
Forest Whitmer received fourth
prize on his composition last week
Edward Hunt, a pupil in the
Mishawaka schools, visited our room
Monday.
ROOM EIGHT.
We received the WEx.L. ban
ner this week for having the most
news items
Ruth Beall and Anna Gustafson
and Edward Liyelsberger were abb
sent Thursday.
Miss Thomas, the nurse, visited
our room Thursday and passed out
blanks for the health war.
The seven-B girls made spaghetti,
cheese and tomatoes in domestic
science Tuesday.
In the spelling contest last week
the seven-A's had 81 points and the
seven-B's had 90 points.
The seven-A girls made mullins
in domestic science Wednesday.
We did some Of our pasting on
our kodak books Monday in draw
ing
on Tuesday morning three people
were tardy.
John Koontz and son, Karl Koontz
were at the home OF Violet and
Ralph Hoover Thursday from Bre-
men.
on Monday Frances Maggert was
promoted 70 the seven-B from six
A.
We had TO take our arithmetic
, papers from Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
We also took our spelling papers
this week.
Those having 100 percent all this
week were, Delight Morrow. Anna
belle Lickey Anna Gustafson, Ralph
Holem. Frances Maggert, Lena Ros-
sin and Helen Felden in spelling.
Pearl Brumbaugh visited our
room Wednesday afternoon.
The seven-B's are studying Chile
Z in geography.
The seven-B's are studying the
Pilgrims and Puritans in history.
/ bessie Folkner celebrated her
18th birthday Saturday
We had slides on Friday.