South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-16

Olive Jena, Randall Tohulka, Theo-
dore FRAZIER. Stanley Noyes. VIII
liam CobleDtz. Otile Beyer, owen
Weaver are on our honor roll.
In art we are making Christmas
presents.
We have cut out Santa Claus and
some Of his Christmas trees.
ROOM THREE.
We have been taking imaginary
trips to Bethlehem this week.
Irene Bourbon. Eileen Teska, Ro-
bert Hartman, Esther Troeger, Rose
De Graf, Dorothy French. Arthur
Barth. Wayne Barker. Margaret
Wishman, Roenella Granger, Law
renee Beldon, Thelma Langwith.
Luetta Unruk, Ruth Wysor. Ernest
KOehler, Vivian Herring, Lloyd
Mossey, Clarence Tohulka, Thelma
Smith, Floyd McCaige had perfect
spelling papers
ROOM FIVE.
Beatrice Teeple. William Tholan-
der. Pearl Redman. Bernice Scott,
Paul Gavarans, John Lang, Ralph
Britton, Morris Hoffman, Mabel
Cassel were neither tardy nor abb
sent the last six weeks.
In drawing we are making scratch
pads.
In three-A the pupils are all fam
liar with their tables.
The three-B's have finished their
limits in reading.
ROOM SIX.
We are learning some very pretty
new Christmas songs.
A large number Of children have
/ been absent this week.
The four-A's had a written geog-
raphy test on the southern states
| this week.
ROOM SEVEN.
The pupils who were neither alb
| sent nor tardy were: Vernon Az
| chambeault, Marion Bachelor. Helen
Brubaker, Carl Matthes, James
Grenert, Eudice Gross. Herman
Hertle, Genevieve Blodgett, Eva Es-
tep. Henry Johnson, Anna Christ
man, Francis Homer, Dorothy Lay
field. Henry McNabb. Reynolds
Metz, Earl Troegar, Edward Meyer,
Hilda Raby, Mary Slick, Helen Ross,
Marguerite Troegar. Claude Baker.
| Fannie CHASER.
The pupils getting 100 in review
! in spelling were: Reynolds Metz,
Joseph Madison, Fannie Chaser,
Buelah Briese, Hilda Raby, Herman
Hertei, Henry McNabb, Eudice
Gross, Louise Helquist.
The following were neither absent
nor tardy the last six weeks of the
term: Ernest Baker. julius Christ
man, Vernon Dork, Dorothy Davies.
Ivan Elliott, Liona Frame, Donald
Gillmer, Anna Hoffman, William
Kruggle. Esther Peck, Herman Rie-
del. Philip Sanders, Mary Fosher
and Stanley Wysor.
In a written review of all our
! spelling words the following had
perfect papers: Dorothy Davis,
Charles Gerhold, Bessie Jacobs and
Mary Fosher.
We have all our Christmas posters
up now. The last ones were copies
of the Madonnas by both old and
new artists.
ROOM TEN.
Eleven people were neither absent
nor tardy.
GENERAL NEWS.
| The following program has been
prepared for the Christ exercises by
the lower floor pupils:
| One-B grade, "A Little Dutch
Garden: Christmas in Holland, song.
poems and dances. One-A grade,
Christmas in Spain; Christmas in
/ England; carols by 10 choir boys.
3-B-American Christmas; hoop
drill.
ga and 3-B-Christmas in Italy;
Christmas in France; gun drill.
Miss Anderson explained the
thrift card method Of saving to help
the government. We are hoping
that a large number Of boys and
girls will take advantage of this fine
way Of doing their bit"
The boys recreation class was held
Wednesday night. and the girls
class on Thursday night Of this
week.
The sixth grade pupils have fin
ished a great many squares for
afghans, and also a number of am
bulance pillows.