South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-07

biscuits Tor their domestic science
this week.
The basket ball team of Bling
ham school is preparing TO play the
seven-A boys OF Main school. There
also viii be a soccer team in a
week from Bingham school.
SEVEN-B GRADE.
We have about finished our tests
for this period.
The physical training period on
wednesday, was spent in playing an
indoor game.
The majority OF our boys may be
seen with knitting materials now
and it is a question whether they
or the girls viii be most faithful
TO the new work. They all expect
TO help supply articles for the re-
lief al the Belgian children
The boys regret the loss of Mr..
Finch as director Of their manual
training In this class they have
been working on lettering for the
last two weeks
The popular song this week
seems to he The L. :. a. For
ever"
In Thursdays cooking class the
girls made creamed cabbage with
white sauce.
SIX-A AND - GRADE.
- meeting Of the a and b classes
ras held last Friday afternoon with
Marjorie Ostrom, chairman, to or
ganize Band Of Mercy Lowell
Lidecker was elected president, and
Mary Burnett. secretary. \ COM
mittee was appointed TO plan for
the next meeting which will be
held oct. 8. The band plans TO do
some practical work this year
The boys of our class regret the
loss OF their manual training teach
er. y. X. Finch. who leaves in a
few days for North Dakota.
FIVE-A GRADE.
The nve-A grade has been max
ing portfolios for their drawing.
Elma Brewer had 100 percent
for the period test. She also had
the best story of Paul Revere.
Howard Kenyon and Victor
Tompkins had second best.
We are reading The Little Maid
OF Bunker Hill"
The boys have started the Moth
er Goose figures in manual train
ing.
FTNE-B GRADE.
Dorothy Bash. Pauline Helmet.
Ethel Merritt. Nellie Shipper. Flor
ence Snyder. Laura zimmerman,
Elizabeth Wambach, opal Warner,
William Doll. Harry Harris. Erston
Herzog, Orley Kizer, Jack Perkins,
Roy Wentworth and Melbourne
Worthington have not been absent
or tardy during the period.
FOUR-A AND FTVE-B GRADES.
The attendance in grade four-B
is very good.
Chester Crago has left us and
gone TO Benton Harbor. Mich.
The enrolment in this room is
Az.
Wing Chow. cur Chinese boy.
seems very much at home i'm the
fourth grade music class. lie often
sings the song over 20 the boy who
accompanies him 10 the next class.
Class four-B numbers % and 10
of that number had an average OF
I 100 percent in spelling Wednesday
THREE-A AND II GRADES.
Mildred Hintz has been absent
from school all week on account
( OF sickness.
Lewis Nedderman is leaving us.
He is moving to Illinois.
Arthur Brewer is also leaving us,
/ but not the city. He will be found
I in south Side school.
TWO-A GRADE.
4 Kenneth Brewer has been trans
ferred to the South side school
Bonnie Crago has moved TO Ben
I ton Harbor. Mich.
/ Adrian Lee has entered our room
I from Moss Point, Miss
ONE-A AND TWO-B GRADES.
/ Evelyn starr, who has been visit
/ ing room c for two weeks. has re-
turned to her home in Indiana9-
oils.
/ The attendance for the last two
I days has been perfect in spite %
/ the rainy weather.
ONE-B GRADE.
The children are much interest
ed in the study of primitive Indian
! life in our history work. they are
making a collection OF Indian pic
lures, relics, etc.
Two Of our little girls are learn
+ ing 10 knit; they handle the
needles very we'll, and are begin
ming to be able to do neat. even
work.
Wing Chow. our Chinese boy. is
now doing the arithmetic drill work
with the highest grade at our
I school. the seven-A and is making
4 splendid progress. Within the last
Few days, ne has learned 10 knit
and does beautiful work. He knows
20 words by sight and can read
/ them wherever he sees them. II
sounds. puts words and sounds to-
gether. form new words, is begin
I ing 70 understand the language and
can speak n dozen words, at. least
kINDERGARTE
Roy Harmon returned 20 school
LATTER an absence on account OF i'll
ness.
Marion Young had her tonsils re-
moved.