South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-18

faithful workers are. Marie GOhn
Gertrude Boyer. Esther Johnson,
Andrew 10th. Stephen Szita. Ferdin-
and Budny, Frank Budny. Geraldine
McPheeters, Harry Winter and Joe
Nyikos.
VISITORS.
Mrs. Gus Barton and her son.
Roland, from Perley school, visited
our school Monday
Mrs. Bronson, a patron from Per
ley school. and her two little daugh-
tiers We're visitors at Haley Monday.
Miss Steinfeld, a teacher from
Lincoln school visited in the third
grade Monday forenoon.
KINDERGARTEN.
Miss Millbern, our cadet from the
training school, was not n school
today on account Of illness.
ONE b.
Forest Wallace is out OF school
with chicken-pox.
Ruth Hartz has returned after an
absence of week.
Harry Pierce has entered Haley
from Ardmore.
Elizabeth Priebe has been com
PEELED 70 withdraw from school on
account OF i'll health.
The portable to be occupied 10y
kindergarten and 1B has arrived
and Will be occupied as soon as it
is I'm readiness.
ONE \.
The las are having the story Of
Er.4 Who r--ersr-sr,-
guage.
We have a new pupil. Paul era
bosch, transferred from the Wash
ington school.
TWO Il.
The boys have had perfect at
tendance for one week.
Miss Wass. Miss Hauier and Miss
Mueller were our visitors this week.
TWO \.
Anna 10th. from the Oliver
school and Elfrieda Grabosch from
the Washington school, entered our
room Monday morning.
Miss Catherine Knode visited our
rooon Thursday.
THREE Il.
We wrote stories Of the American
nag this week.
Miss Steinfeld from Lincoln
school visited US Monday morning
and Miss Wass was here Friday
afternoon.
The 4B grade was very proud TO
learn THE Flag Goes BY"
Arthur Waggoner and Rose
Farkas were i'll this week.
FOUR \.
The upper floor had listening les
sons in music Tuesday. The chill
dren enjoyed hearing The Dagger
Dance" by Victor Herbert's orches-
ira; Garry Ne Back to Old Vir-
giny," by Alma Gluck, and male
chorus. and the Funeral March Of
a Marionette" by Sousa's band.
Haley school has added eight new
records TO the victrola selections,
among which are the "Barcarolle,"
'Cavalleria Rusticana," Melody in
r." "Mendelssohnn' Spring Song"
Mother Goose Rhymes and Dutch
Ditties"
The 4As are learning the poem
/ Jack Frost.
In geography they are studying
latitude and longitude.
FIVE b.
The 5Bs intend 10 play the story
/ Of PocahOntas
We are planning 10 make some
candles for the soldiers in the
I trenches.
on our last arithmetic test no
one stood below 3.
FIVE y.
Emery ISza and Alta Kolski re-
ceived \ i'm the arithmetic test.
We have finished our stories The
American Flag and Wha- It Means
TO Me
Mary Kenna received 100 IN the
geography test.
The boys haye been helping make
toys for the bazaar and the girls are
making aprons.
We are studying about the Puri-
tans in history.
SIX Il.
The boys Of this grade have a bet
ter average than the girls in spelling
Since the pupils of Haley school
are leaving the building in groups
each room by itself. the children OF
this grade are anxious TO keep
straight lines and correct time.
SEVENTH GRADE.
We have a brand new "Old Glory
in our room. 1t hangs back Of the
teachers desk and our PRESIDENT
picture is beside it Every morn
ing We salute the flag and give the
pledge
The following received "A in a
history test. Treva Norton. Forest
Yetter. Emery Mike, Anna Tokacs
and Helen Lassu.
Frank Molnar received the high
est mark in the class in A arith-
metic test.
EIGHT Il.
The manual training boys have
finished their camp stools and the
TOYS for the Red Cross bazar.
Marie Gohn has been absent or
account Of illness.
We have finished our stories
about the American Flag"
We are reading Snow Bound
and are enjoying IL very much.