South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-30
KAlEY SCHOOL
Susie Gresho and Anna Lassu.
Editors.
ONE-B.

Little Miss Elizabeth Steh has
about recovered from the severe
bump she received on her face from
a fall from one Of the swings on the
playground
Master George Knapp is visiting
his father in Detroit
Two cases of whooping cough are
recorded in 1B, Rose Madras and
Geraldine Shelly.
Dicky Reamer has been enrolled
in 1B this week. He is a beautiful
young canary songster who wishes
to spend the winter months with the
children at Haley, dividing his time
between kindergarten in the fore
noon and / Il in the afternoon.
lie is a gift from Mrs. Reamer.
ONE-A.
The boys anc girls in \ are en-
jOying the story Of the sun Sisters"
in their language
TWC-B.
Irma Hay came back this week
She has been in Canada.
We have finished our color charts
Pauline Butcher brought a very
pretty fern for our room.
We have some new pictures and
the best thing is a new border across
the front of the room.
TWO-N.
Kenneth Buecke is still very i'll.
The PAS have just completed
their color charts.
Harry Jaworski, who has been i'll
with whooping cough. has returned
to school
THREE-B.
Jennie Colbert and Irene Jaworski
entered this week, having recovered
from whOoping cough.
Joseph Wrollewski entered BIB.
coming from st. Stanislaus' school.
The 3B and 2B enrolment now
numbers 90; very much crowded. in
deed.
Lottie spilski of "A has gone to
| Polish school
FOUR-B.
Lucinda Hay returned to the
Haley school after a years absence.
Our enrolment is now 80.
TOUR-A.
The 4As are reading the story OF
Maggie Visits the Gypsies''.
The 4As are studying the interest
ing story OF Columbus this week.
FIEE-B
Irwin Finch has been withdrawn
for two weeks. He is visiting in
Canada.
The girls in domestic science made
potatoes on the half shell.
Merle Kemble. who IS confined TO
his home with typhoid fever, is re-
ported as improving.
Mrs. Barker has charge Of our
arithmetic classes this week.
SI&-B.
The girls made potatoes on the
half shell in their domestic science
lesson this week.
The boys in their manual training
have completed their drawings OF a
post card rack and a basket holder
SIX-B.
Miss Arbuckle visited the ga
drawing class Tuesday.
The sixth. seventh and eighth
grades have finished their drawings
/ OF fall flowers. The drawings are
very good. The motifs show splendid
detail work.
All classes are now reviewing the
work in cOlors. in order 20 get a
good understanding OF color before
making the color chart.
SENEN-B AND 4.
In domestic science our class has
( been making jellies.
The manual training boys made
sleds. medium cabinets, and have
started ironing boards.
The boys and girls in departmental
are very pleased with a set OF his
torical encyclopedias in 10 volumes
which has recently been added 10
their library. They are enthusi-
astically showing their appreciation
by bringing in paper which is 20 be
sold 70 help pay for the books.
Helen Lassu and Gladys Laffin
have been absent on account OF i'll
ness.
Raymond Stewart is III with ty-
phoid fever.
Both A and 3 classes have had
tests in history. geography and
authentic. IN history Henrietta
Allen and Geraldine McPheeters re
ceived a. In geography Frank
Molnar and Herbert Merrill re-
/ ceived a.. In arithmetic Henrietta
Allen and Geraldine McPheeters re-
! ceived "A.
EIGHT-B.
Anna Lassu was absent Wednes.
I DAY because Of illness.
The girls made apply Jelly n do
nestle science classes Thursday.