South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-25
Port Huron. Mich.
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TWO b.
. Miss Harmon and Mr.. Roenig
were the special teachers this week
We finished some posters and
booklets in drawing. illustrating the
, life Of the Pilgrims.
Our teacher is reading the That's
r Why Stories" TO Us for morning ex-
ercise
We are learning the poem, "A
p Little Child Thanks"
TWO A.
William Frye and Wilbur Nor
row won the number contest last
week
3 We are writing our stories on
The Flag"
; Our Pilgrim booklets are com
; pleted and We are constructing our
turkeys.
r THREE A.
Irving Morton entered our room
2 Wednesday.
; The sixth grade boys and girls
J came down to visit our music les
son Thursday morning.
Miss McCarten told us many in
teresting stories at our story hour
Thursday afternoon.
We are still busy shipping for
/, our Red Cross ambulance pillows.
We have finished our stories
about The Flag"
We have finished our Pilgrim
booklets. They have stories about
the Pilgrims illustrated with cut
tings.
FOUR b.
Those who received A plus in
spelling are: Bessie Dinsmore, John
Delaney. Marguerite Morrow, Mar
grette Short, Irene Annis and Mar
grette Herzig.
Our memory gem for this week
was Whatever is worth doing al
all is worth doing we'll"
We had the highest average OF
attendance for the last eight weeks
, of the entire upper floor. For a
prize We played games and had a
short program during the last hour
of last Friday afternoon.
FOUR A.
Our banking amounted to 40
cents this week
Our room has a can OF tinfoil
saved. The money is to be given
to the Red Cross.
We are studying the story OF Co
settle, taken from the story of Les
Miserabl es." Several of the pupils
have seen Victor Hugo's story al
the movies.
Twenty pupils received A in a
written spelling test.
We discussed the Boys Reserve"
work for our morning exercise.
> FIVE u AND FIVE a.
We are making grocery pads FOL
our mothers.
Those who received A plus in
arithmetic are: Genevieve Wallise
Z Norma Melser. Tresa Ash. Jack
Morgan, Arthur Rose, William
Il VernNl. Helen Cook, Donnabelle ia
cobs. Melba Butler. Leland Henry,
Arthur Larkins.
= Those who received A plus III
spelling are: Helen Cook, Donna
belle Jacobs, Howard Ryan, FranI
Fratta, Anna MAIDEN, Leona Tyler
Tresa Ash, Lydia Zimmerman, Ar.
thur Rose, Norma Melser, Opa,
Hathaway.
SIX b AND SIX A.
j. Miss Harmon, the music super
c Tor, conducted on music class Mon.
1 day morning. 1t was very interest.
ing. Tuesday morning our regular
music teacher read TO us the story
e of Felix Mendelssohn.
The 6B class had an arithmetic
|. test The SA had a geography test
L
= ing very nice toys for the Red Gross
S bazaar
= SEVEN b AND SEVEN A.
1T is a greater compliment tC
s be trusted than loved" This i.
3 our memory gem for this week.
e The IA class have finished the
E Revolutionary war in history and
= are getting ready for a test.
4 Monday we had an arithmetic
/, test a.rd Eta Olser and Bertha
d. Kelley received A plus. In the T
/ class Harold Shanafield and Louis
e Munchow received A plus and had
very nice papers.
: Monday moning our school nurse
e tested our health. She also told
S as about the way a soldier carries
4. nlmSelI.
Tuesday morning we had a geog-
! raphy test in the IA over all OF
? Asia. We are going TO begin or
Africa Friday.
We have two new boys in ouI
room, Morris Fitzpatrick and Hec-
tor McClain.
Some of the girls and boys OF
this room are taking gymnasium.
: The boys take on Friday and the
girls on Tuesdays our class is
( growing larger every week This
pleases US very much.
We thank The News Times very
r much for giving Eta Osler and
2 Bertha Kelley second and third
- prizes.