South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12
kALEI SCHOOL
susis GresIlo and Anaa Laasu,
Editors.
GEOGRAPHY NOTES.


ters by the pronunciation of the
word
The Haley auxiliary met Wednes-
day Afternoon with an attendance OF
II.
Next Wednesday Miss Ogle will
give a demonstration in the domes-
tic science kitchen on the use of po-
tatoes. A large attendance is urged !
KINDERGARTEN.
Edward Pilarski is enrolled i'm our
kindergarten.
Thursday morning we found a
beautiful Cecropia moth which had
come out of our largest cocoon dur
ing the night.
ONE-B.
Mrs. Ploss visited the one-B room
Tuesday morning.
We have been making a book
containing the story OF The Three
Bears"
ONE-A.
Emma Down has been transferred
to Laurel school
Edward Brockway has gone to
Linden school.
One-A portable has completed
their decorations and are now ready
for their mid-season opening.
TWO-B.
George Janiak has gone 10 Mrs.
Nina Doolittle's room at the Laurel
school We hope he will like his
work there.
Nicholas Micula entered two-B to-
day.
TWO-A.
We have had perfect attendance
so far this week.
Miss ArbuckIs and Miss Shirk
have been our special teachers this
week.
We have S21.SS in Thrift stamps
and 10 members in our club.
We now have seven members for
the Thrift stamp army.
Elizabeth Botka is the new mem
Der.
THREE-B.
Steve Csali joined our Thrift
stamp army this week. We have
$54i0 now.
Joseph Ward left school today TO
have his adenoids removed.
Harry Jaworski entered school
this week after having the liberty
measles.
The three-B girls had perfect at
tendance all last week.
THREE-A.
The boys and girls are interested
in writing Thrift stamp stories for
their literature work.
We are going 10 start a study Of
birds for nature work since this is
the time for our prettiest birds.
Our boys and girls are working
hard to bring our sale of Thrift
stamps up We have bought about
S14 worth.
F0UR-B.
We have had perfect attendance
so far this week.
The following children have been
present every day this semester:
Marie Erhardt, Anna Klotz, Mary
Major, Alice Meyers. Veronica Stef-
anski and Mike Seick
Miss Longley Of the public library
talked to the children Wednesday.
FOUR-A.
Our attendance has been almost
perfect this week.
Joe Budney is out because Of ILL
ness.
FIVE-B.
We have had tests in grammar,
geography and arithmetic this week
The five-B's now have $l1S.32 in
Thrift stamps and Baby bonds.
We are learning William Cullen
Bryant's "Gladness Of Nature"
In history we are studying about
King Phillip.
We have finished our bird sticks
and also the decorations for the
flower post and they have proved
very satisfactory
In the past three weeks we have
had but three and one-half days of
absence with no tardiness 10 report.
FIVE-A.
Mrs. Nettalman visited our room
on Monday.
We had a geography test Monday
morning.
Sylvester szuIezewski has been
absent this week.
We are making American. English
and French soldiers in drawing
In our Thrift army, Henry Taber-
ski has four bonds, Ben Levy has ?,
Jennie King has two, and Andrew
Bakos, Elizabeth Daniels, Elizabeth
kakos. Alta Kolski and Ben Feuer-
stein each have one.
We had a test in grammar. All
the papers were very good.
SEVENTH GRADE.
The domestic science class have
completed the night shirts for the
Red Cross.
Vera Boyer received 100 in arith-
metic test.
The seven-B's are studying the
North American Indians. They have
borrowed snow shoes and a NINA
ture canoe 10 examine
EIGHTH.
Geraldine McPheeters OF our
room received the certificate from
Haley for winning first honor in the
four-miEute speeches Friday.
Louis Shannon Henettria Allen,
Frank Molar, Thelma Van Dusen
and Geraldine McPheeters received
A in arithmetic test Friday.
Every one received 100 percent in