South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-31

day party Thursday
ROOM ONE.
In literature the one-B children
are learning The Wind" by CHS
tina Rossetti- They have also started
20 learn THE Lost Doll" by Kings
ley.
In nature work the One-B's have
been studying about the food and
habits OF the red-headed wood.
pecker. In connection with this
study they have learned the fable
OF The Origin OF the Red-headed
Woodpecker."
In. art work the one-B children
have been making some attractive
posters OF a farm yard.
Lieut.. John S. Burns visited the
one-B Tuesday morning.
ROOM TWO.
Miss Clemens visited our room
Wednesday morning.
For our nature study we are
planting seed in our window boxes.
The one-As are working Easter
cards in drawing.
ROOM THREE.
In art work we made Easter cards.
We have some very interesting
books from the library.
We have a border OF artificial
tulips around our room.
ROOM FOUR
We have been doing Red Cross
work in drawing.
We have a new boy, Marvin
Moore.
Garnet STREET. and Mildred Jones
have left our room.
We are reading library books for
our supplementary reading.
We have some Easter posters
hanging on our walls.
ROOM FIVE.
We painted Dutch Colonial cos
tunes this week and are now doing
Red Cross work in drawing.
Our physiology is the taking Of
tests for hearing.
A few of us are able to do all Of
them correctly.
Fourteen OF us had perfect papers
in our semester word test. Otile
Boyer had the incest paper in the
room.
Francis Bishop and Marvin Dark
Joined our Thrift army and navy this
week.
ROOM SIX.
We are making eye-shades for the
sick soldiers in drawing.
Miss Robson was not in school
on account OF illness Monday.
Clara Vedder and Janice Reed had
perfect papers in the arithmetic test
Monday.
Edna Miltenberger came 70 US this
week from the Elder school.
ROOM SIX.
In English we are learning the
different uses Of the noun. We al
ready know six uses.
Wednesday we had a sale of 50
Thrift stamps in our room. Rey-
nolds Metz is brigadier-general in
the Thrift army. We now have 81
Thrift stamp owners in our room.
in drawing we are making ladies
and gentlemen dressed in costumes
of the 18th and 18th centuries.
The seven-A's have finished Asia
in geography.
The German students are learning
a poem for Easter.
Our war posters are finished that
we made in drawing.
Mrs Metz visited our room Mon
day.
The seven-B's are studying cOpu-
lative verbs in English.
In domestic science the seven-B's
made Potato soup.
The seven-A boys are making
sleds in manual training.
ROOM EIGHT.
We are finding out some very in
teresting facts concerning the min
erals of the northeastern states, as
salt. coal, iron, marble and the like.
In Ska we are discussing ques-
tons concerning Mexico.
We had an English test Friday.
Martha Reed received 100.
We are making checkerboards for
the soldiers in our Junior Red Cross
work The girls made head-bande
with the red cross on them. The
boys the sleeve-bands. These are
to be worn while on the material.
In the Ska we had a review OF
Canada and are now studying condi-
tions in Mexico.
In history We have been having
the development of France and Eng
land as nations.
ROOM NINE.
Doris Dlnsmore has left our
school. We do not like 10 lose Doris
as she is such a good speller She
was the only one who had 100 in a
test using every word m the last
eight weeks lessons,
Bessie Jacobs joined our Thrift
army this week.
The boys finished their soldiers
scrap books and the art class An
ished their war posters.
The girls Red Cross work this
week was cutting squares for quilts
out of pieces left from mems old
clothes and women's dresses.
ROOM TIN.
We finished our study Of the story
OF William Tell and gave a drama
tized version OF II for Miss Ander-
son on Monday afternoon.
Our history is all about the Dutch
settlements among the colonies In
the last history test Elizabeth Mayor
and Russell O'Connor received the
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