South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-05
MUESSEL SCHOOL
Frederick WeEner and Albert KaeheI.
Editors.
KINDERGARTEN.

KINDERGARTEN.
Alas Brugger has been transferred
70 the Colfax school.
Five dollars worth OF Thrift
Stamps were purchased on Tuesday,
ONE-B.
At last we were Just accustomed
20 helping ourselves, doing splendid
work. when we once more received
visits from one OF Mrs. wares
training school cadets. II only she
could have come a month ago.
wouldn't we have had her working
though?
May day and May baskets OF
course you have read OF the above
in each grade no doubt but you
should have seen our little green
hat shaped baskets and tissue paper
fowersi All agreed that they we're
beautiful
ONE-A.
Joscelyn Kavanagh. one-A. was
transferred 10 Madison school on
Monday. We were very sorry TO
lose him.
Richard Koontz, Joseph Fleck
and Reginald Martin have returned
10 school after a weeks illness.
The one-A children made May
baskets this week.
We were very thankful for the
sunshine on wednesday. Rainy
weather added to our colds and
kept many OF US out Of school.
TWO-B.
We have been making May bas-
kets.
TwO-A.
We certainly have a room full
now. Only 40 children. But we
certainly enjoy them and only hope
that we can keep them.
Anna May Daily has come back
again she has been absent on &C
count Of measles.
Miss Scott OF the training school
cadeted in our room Tuesday morn
ing.
THREE-B.
Maxine Kizer is absent on &C
count OF measles.
Mildred Dealy is absent on ac-
count OF the humps.
TTIREE-A.
we have also made May baskets
and have tried hard to find flowers
with which to fill them.
Francis Straho and Alas Echlund
have returned TO school after an
absence on account or measles.
Our Thrift Stamp sales have been
larger this week than ever before.
FOUR-B.
We are working on our war post
ers.
Marie Cargo Is absent on account
of illness.
Three -four minute men" from
this room were awarded certificates.
FTVE-B.
We have a new pupil William
Adams from Detroit.
Olga WHITTIER has been absent
on account OF a (sore carr gather
ing in the head.
FTVE-A.
We are having our arithmetic
test this week.
SIX-B.
we hope TO be 100 per cent in
our Thrift stamp army next week.
These are busy days for the busy
BIS with tests in every study.
The grip struck our room and
result is eight absent.
SKA.
Nellie Crothers is absent on &C
count OF illness.
We are going 70 have an arith-
metic this week.
Our attendance is better.
SEVEN-B.
We are 100 per cent efficient In
War Saving stamps"
Jerry Holtz formerly Of Elkhart,
Indiana entered our room on Wed
nesday.
We had a written review of The
British Isles" Monday and Tuesday.
SEVEN-A.
The seven-A's have been very
busy this week on account Of many
tests
We had a spelling match on
Thursday Albert Rachel was cap
tain on one side and John Voedisch
on the other. Albert Kachels side
won. Maxine Clawson, Donald
stephens and Agnes Uhl proved to
be the best spoilers.
Those that received one hundred
in arithmetic test are: Frederick
Wegner, Albert Rachel, Agnes Uhl,
Eugene KnOblock and Lucille Stet-
son and John VOedish.
our teacher has started 20 read
us a very interesting book about
the BEGINNING Of the present war
the book is MY Home in the Field
OF Honor" By Francis Wilson
Huard.
Most OF the boys finished their
towel rack" last Monday
We are making Joke books" for
the ed cross.
our attendance was very poor
this week.