South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Herman Watson. Editor
ROOM FIVE.


week; Lyle Hartman is the doctor.
Eleanor Keith and Agnes Reason
cid the best work in long division
Thursday.
Elizabeth Donahue has the best
four-A arithmetic record for the
last two weeks.
The following persons had no
mistakes in their manuscripts the
first time: Irma Genrich, Margaret
Blechschmidt, Lucille Buck, Eleanor
Keith. Beatrice Linderman, Carl
Blechschmidt, Elizabeth Specht
Elizabeth Donahue, Ralph Folkner,
Gladys Steele, Anna Cline, Geral-
dine Redman, William Schanker-
man. Leo Warren, Sidney Richman,
Edith Quick.
ROOM SIX.
Esther Gustafson was transferred
from hve-B to the Studebaker
school Tuesday.
Mary Roberts has moved to 1142
Portage av.
Madelyn Buckley and her parents
spent Sunday in st. Joe.
Junior Lickey visited his grand
mother in Goshen over Sunday.
Miss Marie CarOthers and her
brother, Russell from Plymouth az
tended the entertainment given by
cur school last week.
Ruth McMackin returned 70
school after a weeks absence on ac-
count of illness.
Our candle shades are finished
and ready to send TO the soldier
boys.
ROOM SEVEN.
Elsie Honer and Leo Hoffer visit
ed our room Thursday afternoon.
In English the siX-A's are having
compound sentences
In English the siX-B's are study
ing the kinds OF verbs.
In drawing We finished our check
er-bOards.
In arithmetic we are having food
problems.
In geography the six-B's are
studying the central states.
Edna Redman has been absent
all week on account of illness.
In geography the siX-As are hav-
ing the states and cities Of North
America.
In physiology we are having the
review questions of the heart and
the circulation.
In reading we are having Icha-
bod Crane.
In history we are having How
the People Lived"
We had a test in arithmetic and
Marie Wagner was the only one who
got 100.
We have 20 members of the
Thrift stamp club.
Mildred Seese was absent Monday
and Tuesday on account Of illness.
The boys are making the checkers
for the checker board il manual
work.
ROOM EIGHT.
The seven-A's had an arithmetic
test on Monday and there were five
who had 100.
The seven-B's had an arithmetic
test and there were three who had
100. Those who had 100 in the test
were Delight Morrow. Josephine
Flick. Edward Livelsberger. Anna
belle Lickey and Laura Wagner in
the A class, and James Reid. Leona
Luethjohann and Isabelle Tisdale in
the b class
The seven-A's wrote four minute
speeches on Wednesday.
The seventh girls made potato
cakes in domestic science.
We started the designs for our
joke books on Monday in drawing.
We have been having food prob
lens in arithmetic.
The seven-A's are having re-
view Of the world in geography.
Dorothy Johnson from the River
Park school entered the seven-B
class Tuesday morning.
Wilma Forst from the River Park
school entered the sevenB class
Monday morning.
Those that were neither tardy nor
absent this last six weeks are as
follows: Otis Wilson, Joseph Tur-
noch. Isabelle Tisdue, Hildreth
Sherman, James Reid, Delight
Morrow. Leona Luethjoham, Ralph
Holem, Marie Dreaming. Frank
Doddridge, William Holem, Bessie
FoIkner Josephine Yilek and Nio-
let Hoover
There were Is i'm our room that
had perfect spelling all week.
The seven-A girls recited on
chapter eight in domestic science.
our room received the w. +. Y.
l.. banner last week for having the
most news items.
The seven-Bs wrote four minute
speeches Wednesday.
The seventies are studying Swift
zerland and Italy in geography.
The seven-A girls made cheese
fondu i'm domestic science.
The seven-A's are studying ths
treaty Of peace at the end Of the
Revolutionary war in history.
We are 100 per cent in Thrift
stamps.
The seven-A's are reviewing pro
nouns in grammar.
The seven-A's drew maps Of the
United States after the Revolution
IN history.
Delight Morrow and Anna Gus
tafson changed their residences in
this district
We didn't have any special music
this week.
GLADYS Brockus is still absent on
account OF humps