South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-09

Williams, the school nurse.
HISTORY.
Some excellent work is being done
i'm this subject. Some fine maps are
ready for hanging.
ENGLISH.
The five-As are illustrating the
dialogue pictures accompany every
paper sent in.
MUSIC.
We feel proud of our every day
work in this subject. 1t is inspiring
to hear these young voices express
ing their sentiments in song.
ATHLETICS.
The first team Of Bingham school
Will practice every Thursday from 4
TO O'Clock. The new lineup is:
Harold Wrasse, forward, manager;
Christy Wambach. forward, captain;
David Russell, center; George Kirk
wood. guard; Harry Barnes, guard.
SENEN-A
We are making small desk sets
consisting of calendar, stamp book
and blotter in light blue and tan.
These are for Christmas presents
for the soldiers.
We are having review of spelling
words.
In arithmetic we are having COM
mercial discount.
The girls made bread for the
first time in school for domestic
science last week.
We had an interesting subject in
geography last week. We are study
ing the deserts and rivers of Africa.
In our Curtis arithmetic drills our
lowest card is six.
our Band of Mercy program was
made out last week by George Kill
hey and Leon Worthington as fol-
lows Song Of the Brook. Harriet
Crum. Vera Hatfield. altos. Helen
Hans and Martha Tracy, second So
pranOs; Victor Moon and Charles
Kenyon, sopranos; Band Of Mercy
pledge; a reading 10y Ruth Dunlap;
piano solo by Vera Thomas; a Curl
GUS Partnership, by Harold Wrasse;
piano solo by Helen Hans.
SEVEN-B.
Edward Hunt and Harold Arm
stead were absent last week on ac-
count Of illness.
Frederick Douath is still leading
the schools i'm the Curtis tests in
arithmetic He is now on card q.
In this grad we are making little
kodak books for the soldiers. They
have pictures of the city in them.
Mr. Simpson. our new manual
training teacher, gave us our first
lesson last week. We were very
glad to be at work again and gave
him a very cordial greeting.
The history classes have been hav-
ms tests for a few days.
In studying war foods the domes-
tic science class at their last lesson
made peanut and potato comb ina-
ton They also salted almonds.
our pupils are all interested in
the health crusade and are keeping
record of health chores faithfully.
SMITH GRADE
Mary Weidner of Warsaw is a new
pupil i'm the siN-B grade.
The sixth grade basket ball team
defeated the Eattell seventh grade
team Tuesday evening 10y a score Of
II 20 g.
The drawing class is engaged in
making work baskets for home
Christmas gifts These will be dec
GRATED with holly and other designs
10 the season.
The Ska class is reading The
Great stone Face" Augustus
Stearns brought postcard views of
The House Of Seven Gables and
other views in connection with the
study of the author.
FNE-A.
The fye-A class in drawing are
making candy bags They expect TO
MI these with candy for some sol
der or sailor
Hazel Lockridge visited Mentone
Ind. during the Thanksgiving week.
Clarence Madden. Howard Kenyon
and Gordon Fitzsimmons are lead
ing in the arithmetic drills.
FINE-B.
Great interest Is being taken in
the sale OF Red Cross seals Ninety
seven have been sold
Dorothy Valance Is ahead in
practice. She is on card
I3
Florence Snyder has chickenpoX.
We are reading "A Dog Of Elan
ders" for opening exercise.
All but two OF 'he nuoils in this