South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-20


We liked the reading Of "Dickie
Daddles." or the Pet Crane"
Nearly all the boys In our room
went TO see the beautiful red cross
letter picture at Robertson's and
thought it was wonderful.
Thursday the feast OF the ssccn-
sion OF our Lord We went to mass
at 9 O'Clock after which We had the
rest of the day free.
We thank the sixth grade teacher
for her kindness in sending Us lit
tie boys that lovely bunch of orange
blossoms and big juicy orange at
tached. We enjoyed the sweet frag-
rance of the blossoms for many DAYS,
drew the orange. and last. but not
least, ate it and thought it the best
we had ever tasted.
Charles Vincent Thilman and
Ralph Faulkner were two nice little
visitors TO our room this week.
We were glad 10 hear Howard
Smith is doing we'll after his opera
ton and hope he viii be in school
soon.
The absentees were Norman
Flary, Howard Rogers. Fred Hyde
and Walter Brothers.
THIRD GRADE.
James Crothers was absent last
week on account of illness.
Thursday was holiday and after
the o'clock mass we enjoyed a
pleasant time.
We are beginning 10 learn our
parts we expect TO take in the pro-
gram at the close of school in June
our class is doing just fine in
physical culture drills.
The boys in our class who got the
highest notes for perfect lessons in
arithmetic were Alwyn Fortier,
Frances Sousley, James ellis. Frank
Goetz. Earl Rivard and Herman
Schmitt
All the boys in our class will take
charge Of the May altar next week.
FOURTH GRADE.
Our classmate. Eugene Kronewit-
ter. has been absent all week and
is seriously i'll with lung fever and
his death is expected any moment.
Tuesday morning grade 4-B had
an examination in arithmetic.
Norman Hartzer will have the
honor of directing the physical cul-
ture drills at our school entertain
ment next month.
Monday at p. m. we had extra
work in composition
Thursday was the feast of the as
cension of our Lord into heaven and
holy day of obligation, therefore
we had a holiday.
We were glad TO have our drink
ing fountain erected out doors again.
The following boys in our grade
A. have completed the fourth
grade studies and will be promoted
TO the fifth grade. Norman Hartzer
Wilfred Wrightly, Milton Laubier,
John Piers. Willard Fortier. Eugene
KrOnewitter, John Schmitt and Ar
thur Huber.
Wilton LAUDER was absent We'd
nesday afternoon on account of his
little sisters illness.
We had our usual note singing
Tuesday morning in the parish hall
FIFTH GRADE.
Our memory gem for this week
is: When a great man dies for years
beyond our kin. the light he lea
behind him lies upon the path Of
men.
The absentees this week were:
Bognar and Francis Raab and Da-
vid Herman.
The boys who had the neatest
desks were Kenneth Dempsy.
Charles Bill and Edward Chihart.
The bC,s in time for holy mass
were sylvester Clarity. Frederick
Drain. Arthur Wobler, Michael Bog
mar, Paul Kelly and Clarence Weis-
er
The backs Of Charles Hoover and
Kenneth Dempsy were very sore as
they celebrated their birthdays. this
week.
We enjoyed our reading lesson
very much about the Execution OF
Sir John Moore"
Very neat seat work was done by
Frederick Drain, Max Eble, Sylves-
ter Clarity and David Herman.
A number Of our boys enjoyed an
afternoon seeing The Birth OF 4
Nation"
Our poem last week was a very
pretty one on First Communion"
SIXTH GRADE.
our saying last week was. Truth
crushed to earth shall rise again; the
eternal years of God are hers.
The boys in time for holy mass
last week were Francis Anderson,
Serge Rivard. James McCay and
Frederick Gantert and walter Cal
non.
The boys who had neat desks were
Francis Anderson. Francis DOrren-
hacker, Lawrence Mann and Serge
Rivard.
Last week we offered our prayers
up for Eugene Kronewitter Of the
fourth grade who Is very sick.
We greatly enjoyed looking at
scenes and views Of pictures en-
titled Somewhere in Mexico" which
friend Of ours received from her
son. We liked them very much, but
we see by these picturse that the
Mexican bandits are very cruel
The absentees last week were
William Langenbahn, Francis Dor
renbacker, Frederick Gantert AMI
Adrian LoOmis.
Thursday being a holy day. ascen-
sion Thursday, and a holiday for US.