South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

Our memory gem this week is.
All hail dear Conquererl all hail.
Oh. what a victory is Thine
How beautiful Thy strength ap-
pears,
Thy crimson wounds how bright
they shine,
Ali during the holy season of Lent
the attendance at daily mass was
excellent
Monday We had perfect silence in
our classroom. We Offered up all our
work and said special prayers for
the success of our dear country. We
drew the flag OF the beautiful STARS
and Stripes" and sang America
Monday afternoon Rev. Father De
GrOOte gave us our report cards for
the month OF March. Father was
pleased with our good reports.
Last week during catechism time
we had the fine Bible history stories
leading up to the Passion of our
Lord and this week the Passion of
our Lord was read to us in parts.
The boys of the second grade had
written test in spelling. which was
very good. Alfred Rightly, George
Collins, Russell McMichael and Ray
mond Rightley got the highest notes
for correct spelling and neatest pa
pers.
Our good health lesson was very
all about our teeth aid how to take
care Of them.
Last week through mistake George
Book was credited with 100 in cate
chism instead of George Collins.
Wednesday at $40 we had hymn
practice at which we learned some
beautiful Easter hymns.
The subject of our picture study
was the "Crucifiction."
On Holy Thursday all attended
high mass at s o'clock.
We made our Alteration between
the hours of 10 and II o'clock.
our Easter drawings were pretty,
crosses. chickens. eggs and rabbits.
THIRD GRADE.
We are very glad TO know Lucius
| Miller, Frank Goetz and Herman
| Schmitt are real we'll and will return
to school after Easter.
The following boys from our room
| who are preparing for their first
| communion are Earl Rivard, Alwyn
/ Fortier. Paul Bill. Edward KashmCr.
| George Grummell Wilton LAUDER.
! Martin Maher. Raymond Marcus,
Thaddeus Chrobot Wilfred Wrightly.
! Ralph He'll, Otto Kronewetter, Byron
Bowen. Eugene Kronewetter and Jo-
seph Jaworski.
Francis Sousley had a birthday
last Tuesday. he is now nine years
OLD.
All the boys in our class had very
good lessons all week.
FOURTH GRADE.
All the boys in our class wish the
I News-Times and all our friends a
joyous Easter.
I Last Monday at > o'clock Father
De GrOote read our class notes for
the month Of March and he said how
| pleased he was with the good work
we had done in the past and gave
us every encouragement 10 continue
the same.
We had very good attendance al
mass every morning during Lent and
now we are ready TO enjoy a few
days Of Easter vacation.
In our geography lesson last Tues
day we enjoyed our stay in Canada
especially in a very popular place
called Alberta. and not so much the
4 place we liked so we'll, but the name
Four our reading lesson last
Wednesday we took the passion OF
our Lord 10 put us more in the spirit
os holy week. and its meaning.
Thursday all the boys in our room
made an hour of Alteration from
$50 20 1880 O'Clock.
| Wednesday we practiced our
Easter singing.
| our arithmetic class had a review
in the work o: the past month.
FIFTH GRADE.
We all wish YOU a joyful and
blessed Easter tide.
The boys who had perfect written
speIliuS this week were Henry Chro-
bot. Max Eble. Raymond Payne and
David Herman.
The reports were given Monday
afternoon TIE highest average was
gotten by Hax Fble. and Sylvester
|, Clarity.
Just AT a glance you will see that
Paul Kelly and Max Eble have the
neatest desks in the fifth grade.
We had an examination in physi-
ology on Wednesday morning
The neatest seat work This week
was done By Max Eble. Sylvester
j Garriu. Henry Chrobot ana Robert