South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-27

day and Sunday at her home near
Plymouth.
Mr.. Byers has been making flow
or gardens around the school and is
transplanting lowers in them.
The nrst game OF volley ball was
played Friday.
Mrs Mitchell is going 10 buy
new Ford automobile
Miss Brown. Miss Reyman. Mrs.
Mitchell, Miss Carothers. Miss Clark.
Miss Conzen. Miss Shrieyer and
Miss Curtis attended a dinner party
at Nicholson Inn last Friday.
ROOM EIGHT.
The following We're absent this
week. Helen Feldon. Herman. Wat
son. Ruth Anderson and Laura
klinger.
The b class had a test in arith-
metic Thursday.
In geography the a class is study
ing Indiana. The b class is study
ing Germany.
In spelling the a class is four
points ahead of the B class.
Tn history the A class has finished
their limit
Our room has kept the WE XL"
banner for three weeks.
We had a stereopticon lesson on
italy last Friday.
In English the b class wrote \
Description Of South Bend"
Our room had a victrOla concert
Wednesday.
Mrs. Neideraurer visited our room
Thursday afternoon.
SIXTH GRADE.
The oral stories for Thursday are,
Current Events About War" "A
Story From History" and An In
teresting Fact About the United
States"
The A class ha a review lesson
in arithmetic r Jday. We will
have another Friday morning.
We had our Band Of Mercy pro-
gram Thursday
Earle STEELE is selling pads at a
cent apiece.
We are making a chart Of all the
Instruments in a orchestra.
Our slide lesson is on the Pacific
coast
In spelling the first row received
first prize and the third and seventh
rows were tie.
1--WE are making a chart OF pic
lures for history. geography and
nature studies.
ROOM SIX.
Gertrude Kiudig's grandfather
from Union City is visiting at her
home.
Helena Galloway went to Rum
Village Sunday
Violet Lieutjohann celebrated her
18th birthday Monday. May 2l
Mrs. Poyser from Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting at the home of kath-
ryn Fitzgerald.
Mrs. lie Dose Werner and daugh-
ter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. McKin-
ley Werner OF this city.
Howard Smith took fourth prize
on his composition sent TO The
News-Times last week.
We finished our picture frames
for our landscapes this week.
Mrs. Lattimer and Mrs. Johnson
visited our room Thursday morn
ing.
ROOM FIVE.
The following pupils handed in
manuscript papers without a mis-
take Lucille Shirk, Clifford John
son. Evelyn Hoover Charles Bryan.
Abraham Schankerman, Marguerite
Specht, Ted Smith. Esther Gustaf-
son. Catherine Singer. Fannie Burke,
Mildred Marsh. Edith Coons, May
belle West. Elsie Lind, Robert Mar
tin.
Orleta Opelt. Mary Roberts, Levi
Lind, Elsie Lind, Mary Anderson,
Catherine Singer were perfect in
spelling last week.
The Alb had a perfect spelling
lesson Monday
Violet Forst is the Alb champion
in multiplication.
Mary Anderson is the Alb cham
pion i'm division.
Robert Martin is the "A cham
pion in division.
The following pupils had the best
writing papers. Esther Nell, De-
Ioras Ashbaugh. Theresa Yilek, Jen-
ME Belle Phillips, Edith Coons, Mil
dred Johnson. Mary Anderson, Dor
othy Teeter, Orleta Opelt.
Geraldine Redman is going out
into the country.
James Eagan has left school TO
be with his Grandmother.
ROOM TWO.
Ruth Eagan celebrated her
seventh birthday Friday with a
birthday party for her school
friends.
Mrs. Iattimer and Mrs. Johnson
visited our room on Thursday.
We have a circus parade in our
sand table.
Tilden Forst is i'll and has not
been 10 school all week.
Ann Slick was absent all week on
account Of illness.