South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14


Pandora" was pretty reading
lesson we enjoyed.
We are over 70 the 26th lesson in
our first reader.
Friday at our drawing lesson we
drew chairs
John Bognar had a birthday Sat
urday. He was years old.
THIRD GRADE.
Every boy in our class got 100
r good arithmetic lessons all
week. We won't mention his name
this time.
The attendance at school all week
was perfect.
Friday was Columbus day and our
pastor. who is always SO good 10 us
boys. let US have a free day.
All the boys who had the neatest
work in our class the past week
were: Joseph Buckley, Alfred
Rightly, Raymond Wrightly. George
Collins, Russell McMichals and John
Town.
We felt very happy Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday at our alteration
in church before the blessed sacra-
ment.
FOURTH GRADE.
We were glad to welcome our
classmate. Edward Kashmer, back TO
school after a few weeks illness.
Our editor took a spin to Chicago
early last Saturday morning and re-
turned home Monday morning at
a. m. He boosted he did not have
one blow out, but we doubt it-ehs
Martini
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday we
had 40 hours devotion in st. Pat
rick's church and we were so hap
by TO be among the number OF
adorers and make an hour Of ador-
alton each day. The affairs looked
so pretty decorated with beautiful
roses, palms and candles
We had our usual choir practice
Wednesday morning.
Martin Maher. Elmer Brothers.
Orvil Marty, Otto Kronewitter and
Samuel Weber had perfect arith-
metic lessons all last week.
Frank Goetz was absent last
Thursday morning.
Twenty-three boys from our room
got the second shot in their arms"
last Thursday afternoon and we feel
just fine.
During this month nearly all the
boys In our room attended mass
every morning and said the rosary.
Sixteen boys from our room re-
ceived holy communion last Tuesday
at the o'clock mass and were in
good time for school at $3.50.
FIFTH GRADE.
Our memory gem this week is:
You cannot change yesterday, that
is clear:
Nor begin tomorrow until IL Is here.
So the only thing left for you and
me
Is to make today as sweet as can be.
We had our first test in catechism
Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock.
notwithstanding the rainy wealth
er we had excellent attendance at
daily mass.
day, we spent one-half hour read
ing and telling stories about Column
bus. We all wish we were as great
as Columbus. Nevertheless, some OF
us think we will be If we study our
lessons
A geography book is heavy load
to carry home every evening, but
we must confess when we do take
our book home we do have a SPLEEN
did lesson.
SIXTH GRADE.
Every individual has a place to All
in the world and is important in
some respects, whether he chooses to
be or not
Mrs. Guthrie made US a present
Of two beautiful potted ferns. We
are most thankful 10 hear our
Blessed Mothers" altar is decorated
with them.
We are anxious to know how
much we got in our catechism test
last Thursday.
Our poem last week was on Co
lumbus"
When the day is dark or rainy we
have jokes for a short time. We
do enjoy that day.
We had a very pretty story this
week on "Truthfulness." so we have
decided that Truth Is the best pol
icy"
SEVENTH GRADE.
The boys I'm time for mass were:
Lawrence Mann, Walter Calnon,
Serge Rivard, Harold Miller, William
Langenbahn and James Mccoy.
The absentees this week were:
William Langenbahn. Paul Butler,
Paul Mallea and Joseph Cira.
We have a new pupil that entered
our grade Wednesday morning.
We were inoculated for the second
time on Thursday afternoon.
Sunday was the opening OF the
40 hours devotion and closed on
Tuesday evening with a procession
and the litany OF the saints.
In reading we are having Don
Quixote and the Windmills.''
In arithmetic we are reviewing re-
ceipts.
In catechism we are having THE
Second Article OF the Creed" and
in Bible history we are having THE
Kings OF the East"
EIGHTH GRADE
The attendance at daily mass this