South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-15
FRANKLIN.
Gertrude Drews and Helen shaw,
Editors.
ROOM ONE.


Richard Holem and Beatrice Seese
have returned after several weeks
absence.
Dorothy Knox was transferred TO
the oliver school
ROOM TWO.
Raymond Johnson is a new pupil
in our room.
Geraldine Whitinger is also a new
pupil. coming from the Studebaker
school
Mr.. Nuner visited US a short time
Thursday morning.
Isabelle Goss is back in school
after long absence.
Mabel kathryn Schaefer has re-
turned TO school. She was i'll with
the whooping cough.
We cut and drew chickens this
week
ROOM FOUR.
Marie Holcomb is in school again
after an absence with ehickenpox.
Ralph Folkner is back again aft
er a long absence.
Gerald Werntz was transferred to
the Lafayette this week.
We had a special promotion this
week. Elizabeth Donahue was pro-
NOTED TO ga.
our room has two flags in each
window
We painted spring landscapes for
our art lesson this week.
Mr.. Nuner visited our room
Thursday morning.
ROOM FIVE
Leita Bell Hendricks, who had to
stop school. visited us Wednesday.
John Knox has been transferred
70 another school.
We received a new pupil. Mark
Allen from the Oliver school Har-
old CONNER is also a new pupil.
ROOM SIX.
Dalton Mellott entered 5-B Mon
day from the Studebaker school.
Charles Williamson and Mildred
Seese returned TO school Monday
after being absent several weeks on
account of conta gious diseases.
Mrs. Lahr from KOkomO is visit
ing Mrs. Lnderman.
Gladys Green came from Battle
Greek TO spend Easter with Leona
Hutson.
Frances and James Archambeault
spent their vacation with their
grandmother in Chicago.
Lloyd Linderman spent his vaca-
ton at Kokomo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher of Berrien
Springs visited at Mildred Geyer's
house Monday.
The Gallo family from Laporte
spent Easter with Martin Benigni
and FAMILY.
Margaret Holem's grandmother
from Plymouth is visiting at her
home.
Helena Galloway visited her cou-
sin in River Park during her vaca-
ton.
We started May baskets in our art
work Monday.
Mrs. Ravencroft of Detroit visited
her brother Saturday.
Harold Strausser entered 5-B
from the Madison school Thursday.
Mrs. Beck from Valparaiso is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Wolfe.
ROOM SEVEN.
We have all the birds we find in
Indiana hung in our room.
Mr. Nuner visited our room
Thursday morning.
In spelling the third row received
first prize, the first received second
prize and the seventh row received
third prize.
The oral stories for Thursday are,
wild Honey" STORY of the First
I
Keen Their Leaves" Growing and
Distilling Of Peppermint. story of
Beowulf." The Children's Cru
SADIE" John Smith and the In
dams" The Great Bear and the
Little Bear "A Brave Girl" Some
Women in Indian Wars" First
Winter in Plymouth" and "A Little
Lord Sold Into Bondage"
We are learning the flag salute
TO speak every day.
Edna Redman is absent on ac-
count of sickness.
The sixth AS tore out Mexico in
/ geography and wrote a story about
l il.
bessie Folkner returned to school
I Monday
The B class are studying the
Southern States in geography.
The A class began studying Cen
/ trail America in geography Thursday
morning.
ROOM EIGHT.
( The following were absent this
week. Irene Remmo. Gwendoline
Mcwain. Ruth Beall and Ruth An
derson.
The BIS are ahead Of the AS in
spelling this week.
In domestic science the A girls
I made cheese fOndu and the b girls
made beef stew.
The AS had test in geography
Wednesday.
Thursday afternoon in oral stories
/ certain ones had specia! topics.
Cellar Kissel entered the IA from
I the Studebaker school.
William Joers has returned from
/ Cleveland. ..
We have an American flag in our
room
In history the A class are study
ing the Revolution.
In drawing we drew a dining
room with furniture in it,
The b class had a test in English