South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
FRANKLIN.
Gertrude Drews and Helen shaw.
Editors.
GENERAL NENn

from the public library this week.
Miss Reyman swill spend her
vacation at her home in the south
ern part of Indiana.
Several OF the teachers called on
Miss Brown this week and found
her improving.
Civic club held its regular meet
ing last Tuesday night. Prof. Far
rel Of Notre Dame university adj
dressed the club on THE Needs of
a New Constitution"
ROOM ONE.
Gladys Leazenby has moved TO
Plymouth.
George Miller is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Richard Holem and Vida
Thompson have returned after a
several weeks absence
Doris Dice and lie Noir Granger
are III.
James Maggert celebrated his
seventh birthday Thursday.
Vida Thompson will spend
spring vacation with her grand
mother in the country.
MUM
Helen Specht celebrated her
birthday March 2S.
MILFORD CONNER entered our room
this week.
Miss Hanger from the training
school is still with us mornings.
We are constructing carts and
cutting rabbits to draw the carts.
We have ten new library books
for home reading.
ROOM FOUR.
Mrs. Porter visited our room Mon
day.
Max Helm moved TO Asheville, y.
c.
Those absent this week were,
Helen 10th. Gladys Steele. Leroy
Frederick and Clarence Archam-
beault.
We had a new set of books
brought us from the public library
this week.
Miss Ritter was absent Wednes-
day because of illness.
ROOM SIX.
We made bird houses in the art
work Monday.
Howard Smith was a new pupil in
our room this week from Hunting
ton. Ind.
Harold Strausser was transferred
to the Madison school this week.
Frances Archambeault celebrated
her 18th birthday Saturday. March
Z.
Mrs. Jackson OF Rossville visited
at the home of Mr.. Galloway last
week
Gertrude Kindig's aunt from To-
ledo, o. is visiting at her home.
jeanette Eichler did the best work
in rapid addition last week.
Fannie Richmond and her par
ents visited the tuberculosis camp
Sunday.
ROOM SEVEN.
Mrs. McCOmber visited our room
Wednesday morning.
Dorothy Johnson entered the GA
Tuesday from the Studebaker school.
Lelah Leffler left for Michigan
Tuesday night.
In mechanical drawing the boys
drew a plan Of their home and lot.
In history we are studying The
Monasteries." We are going to
draw a picture Of a "Benedictine
Monastery"
The girls are sewing on their
petticoats.
The A class are STUDYING Mexico
in geography.
The B class are studying the
Southern States in geography.
The sixth grade is studying about
Ichabod Crane in reading. Earle
STEELE drew a picture of Ichabod
Brones Bones scared him in the
night.
The s-B's are studying decimals
in arithmetic.
The 6-A's are studying right an
giles. obtuse angles. acute angles
angle and rectangle in arithmetic
The oral stories for Thursday are
assigned to special pupils: "A
Visit 20 a Turpentine Farm by
Laura Wagner: "A Visit TO a Sugar
Plantation" by Leona l.; big
Trees of California" by Ralph
Holem: Yellowstone Park" by
Earle STEELE: I'm the Land Of Rub
ber." by Josephine Yielk; Diamond
Mines OF Bahia" by Ralph Hoover;
THE Santa Sophia Mosque" by
Elinor and THE Maus Tower" by
Howard Scanlon.
We are going to have a victrola
concert Friday.
We will have a spelldown be
tween the 6-B and GA Friday morn
ing.
We got a new supply OF library
books in our room wednesday.
We have three pictures Of bird
houses for the boys 70 build.
Every pupil got 100 in spelling
Wednesday but Kenneth Casey.
Mary Stienbaugh was absent on
account Of sickness.
Lucille Mead was excused at
O'Clock wednesday afternoon.
In perspective drawing Tuesday
we drew a room.
We have two pictures of George
washington's home in Vermont and
his tomb on Mt. Vermont.
Lucille Mead brought Mrs. Nit
cheH two roses Thursday.
The first row got first prize IN
spelling. the second row got third
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