South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07

day in the first eight weeks Of our
new semester.
Elmer Jack is out of school with
the chicken pox
The first grade is finishing Red
Cross thread winders, which are to
be sent 10 soldiers at home or in
France.
ROOM THREE.
We have our thread winders for
the soldiers nearly completed.
Mabel Schaefer and Virginia
Chambers are absent on account or
measles.
Dorothy Nicholson is a new pu-
Pill in our room.
We have % new library books
from the public library to distribute
among the pupils for home reading.
ROOM FOUR.
Our room won in the newspaper
and magazine contest and we were
given our treat last Friday. AS a
result OF the contest our room
stands 100 percent in Junior Red
Cross membership.
GuoNdL k0NNbAA :, AANNo A~~AA
ferred 10 the Elder and Vernon
Bedford to the Lafayette.
Ferne Chapman moved 10 Elk
hart the last of the week.
Most of the boys and girls who
were out with the measles are back
in school again.
Esther Michael had a birthday
Thursday. She was nine years old.
March seems to be a favorite
month in our room. The following
people had birthdays during the
month: Frank KaSa, Helen Specht,
Jean Christman, Marguerite McClel-
Ian, Jesse Bright, Gerald Michael.
Joseph HUM, Bethel thinner and
Charles Iivelsberger.
ROOM FIVE.
Maxine Showers is the nurse this
week. Elizabeth Donahue was the
| nurse last week, and Harvey Hof-
man was the doctor.
James Archambeault is the fOur-B
champion in addition. Effie Mitch
ell is the champion in subtraction.
Edith Quick is the four-A cham
pion in addition.
Helen 10th, Ralph Folkner, Ruth
Kronewitter. Elizabeth Specht
Edith Quick, Carl BIechschmidt
were in the LIST class writing We'd
nesday.
The boys and girls brought in the
same amount OF tinfOil last week.
ROOM SEVEN.
Violet Luethjoham' aunt and
! cousin are coming TO visit her home
Thursday.
The six-As are having Mexico in
/ geography.
The six-B's are having a review
1 of the southern states.
In drawing we are making check
er boards for the soldiers.
Thursday is Rhea Houser's birth
day.
James HUM. Edith and Edna
Redman and jeanette Eickler were
absent Wednesday.
In physiology we are studying
some OF the nations unseen foes.
In history we are studying Eng
/ land and the Saxons."
Thursday in the current event
club We had a duet by Rhea Hous-
er and Gertrude Kinjig. If you
won't be good TO me"
Frances Archambeault celebrated
her 14th birthday sunday.
I On wednesday Leona Hutson and
Margaret Holem sang Just a baby's
/ prayer at twilight"
John Pare left for Camr
Hamilton Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock.
] In grammar we had 10 write q
composition why 1 Like Spring"
Our room is a 100 percent Red
Cross.
In reading We are reading 'Icha-
bod Crane"
In arithmetic the six-A's are hav.
ing denominate amount.
Mildred Geyer and her parents
J visited al Eikhart Sunday
In arithmetic the siX-B's are
studying division of decimals.
In cur room We have sold p
cook books.
There are 10 in our room who
have been present the whole semes-
ter.
Leona Huston visited her grand
mother Easter.
The girls ia sewing are hemming
Red Cross towels.
| ROOM EIGHT.
The seysn-A's are going 10 have q
| written lesson on Africa.
1 Abraham Rossin vas absent
Thursday and Friday on account OF
a Jewish holiday.
The ssyen-B girls made corr
starch pudding in domestic science
The seyen-A girls studied LeaV.
eninz Agents" in domestic science
We have ZOE percent in the Jun
Tor Red Cross.