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

Wednesday.
Sophia Michalski has entered
school this week. She has just re-
covered from an attack Of whooping
cough.
Miss Arbuckle. the new art super
visor. visited us Monday morning.
Master Glenn Swartz has return
ed after a few days illness
Peter Nemeth has been appointed
doctor and Clara Van Paris nurse
for the one-B this week There has
been a marked change in the ap-
pearance of the boys and girls
hands and faces since they are be
ing inspected every morning.
ONE-A.
The boys and girls in one-A are
beginning a study OF Indian life and
are working these lessons out dur
ing the drawing period.
TWO-B.
This month we have an Indian
village in cur sand table.
Twelve boys and girls are goine
70 be inoculated.
TWO-A.
Joseph Wroblewslli from the Pol
ish school has entered our room.
Miss Arbuckle visited our room
Monday.
THREE-B.
Miss Shirk and Miss Rosencrans
were our special teacher this week.
About 80 boys and girls from this
room were inoculated.
The two-B's have been playing the
story Boiling the Cat" and the two
BIS have played the story Of 1.-THE
! Fox and the Crow"
THREE-A.
Lottie Spilski has returned after
a weeks absence.
The only one in our class who has
had 100 percent every day in spell
| ing is Nellie Winnicki.
Only two girls have been absent
this week
Our class is collecting caterpillars
/ for nature study.
FOUR-B.
The four-B's had a very good
arithmetic lesson today.
: FIVE-B.
! The fve-B's are endeavorIng 10
live up to Kaley's past record in at
/ tendance. We've had only one alb
! sence during the past week.
FIVE-A.
The five-A's had spelling test
Monday. The results were very
satisfactory.
! The domestic science classes are
making sewing bags. The manual
training boys are making hanging
baskets.
! Agnes Holmes is absent on ac-
count of illness
+ Seventeen boys and girls from our
J class are 10 be inoculated when the
! doctors arrive at Haley TODD the
: work.
SIX-B.
The six-B's are memorizing the
poem "Oh Captain, Ny Captain
by Walt Whitman.
/ The pupils of this grade have re
I ceived good marks I'm their daily re
/ citations this week in several sub
jects in the departmental work
SEVEN b AND y.
/ After q weeks absence. Miss II.
lery returned TO school Monday. ",
were very glad TO welcome her back
I Raymond Stewart, who has beer
i'll the past two weeks with typhoiC
: fever. is much improved. His class
( mates are pleased TO hear Of his i'm
| proved condition.
Gladys Latin. who has been alb
sent the past week because OF illness
( is better and IS expecting TO return
! to school soon.
Ten boys and girls from our room
expect to be inOculated when tn,
doctor arrives to do the work
The domestic science girls are
making nightgowns and boomers.
The manual training boys ar,
making coat hangers for the Rec
/ Cross society.
In reading the seven-B's ar,
studying The King Of the Colder
/ River
In geography we are studying
Argentina in history. the stories Of
the incas and aztics, Indians and ii
drawing we are making color charts
Miss Busby visited our music elias,
( Tuesday.
Nelma Matafan has moved in oul
district and has entered the seven
/ 3 grade.
EIGHTH.
Marie Gohn returned Monday aft
/ er an absence Of a week.
! Elizabeth Horvath and Paulin.
( Finley were absent this week.
The eighties have begun IN,
second case Of percentage.
The eighties had a physiolog7
| test Tuesday.
Miss Busby visited the music anC
I calisthenics lesson Tuesday.
The eighties are making colo
charts. They had a history ties
Thursday morning.