South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-04

on the night OF Halloween.
we received our report cards
containing our class notes for the
month OF October.
Thursday was the feast OF "All
( Saints" and every boy In our class
attended the 9 o'clock mass.
Forty pledge cards for the United
States food administration were
signed by all the boys in our room
last week.
FIFTH GRADE.
Our gem for the week was:
Art thou weary tender heart :?
Be glad OF pain. In sorrow sweet
est things will grow as flowers in
the rain"
The boys in time for mass this
week were. wIIfred wrightly. George
Grummell and John Smith.
The boys who received 100 per
cent in written spelling were. Nor
man Hartzer. Wilfred Wrightly.
George Grummell and Willard For
tier.
All the boys in St Patrick's
school are much interested in the
composition contest opened by the
American Trust Co. The subject is
The American Flag and What II
leans TO You"
The reports were given Friday
.fternoon and the highest averages
ill be given next week.
Last Wednesday morning we had
written test in arithmetic and
nited States history.
SIXTH GRADE.
Our memory gem for this week is:
Prune thou thy words the thoughts
control,
That Ger thee swell and throng.
They will condense within thy
soul,
And change TO purpose strong.
Sylvester Garrity and Henry
Chrobot received 100 percent in
written spelling every day last week.
Despite the bad weather, it was a
pleasure TO see the ranks this week
in time for o'clock mass.
Last week Mrs. B. II. Hoover Of
Memphis, Tenn, visited our school.
How glad we were to hear about
John and Charles. They attend the
Christian Brothers school. The
boys are doing excellent work. but
their thoughts of 10 wander back to
dear old st. Patrick's and loved
ones there.
The absentees this week were,
Harris Hurst, Henry Chrobot, RO-
bert Kimball and Francis Raab.
SEVENTH GRADE.
The boys in time for mass were.
Walter Calnon, Francis Anderson.
James McCay, Frederick Gantert,
Harold Miller and Serge Rivard.
The absentees were William Ian
genbahn, Joseph Cira and Paul But
Ter.
We did not have school Thursday,
for it was the feast of "All Saints"
The boys in the room received the
food conservation cards on Tuesday
morning.
We all had our share of fun on
Halloween and some OF US attended
parties.
We received our new singing
books Friday morning and we sang
the first two songs in them.
The servers for the week were
Frederick Gantert and James Nc
Cay.
EIGHTH GRADE.
The attendance at mass this week
was exceptionally good. Nearly all
the boys were present
At our church history class Tues
day morning. our good teacher read
us a very interesting story called
After the Battle"
The subject for our composition
last week was, Halloween" Some
OF the compositions were very
"spooky."
Thursday being Cali Saints'' day.
vas a holy day of Obligation. con-
sequently we had no school.
We received our report cards Fri
day afternoon. The averages will
be In next Sundays papers.
We had lots of fun on Halloween.
but we tried not TO make IL very
expensive. either to our neighbors'
peace OF mind or 10 his property.
Please DO not ask us ABOUT our per -
sonal account!
Some of the boys have been car
rying pretty paper folios in the most
treasured pocket OF their coat for
| the last two weeks.
Halloween is now two days old.
These dainty invitations have eth err
been accepted or kept for souvenirs,
however. we do hope the boys have
/ cleaned out their pockets.