South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-06
BINGHAM SCHOOL
Vera Hatfield and william Bost-
wick Editors.

/ Wednesday morning. Both teach
/ ers and children enjoyed the rest.
MUSIC.
Miss Terry came TO Us this week
and, as usual. we enjoyed her Wis
it.
RED CROSS.
We have $50 children in the
school and 90 are now members Of
our unit. We hope to have every
one before the week closes.
MANUAL TRAINING
Ar. Simpson, the teacher of this
subject, was snow bound and some
% his classes missed the usual pc
riod
THRIFT STAMPS.
I We want many OF our children
10 help Uncle Sam by purchasing
these stamps. We hope TO be able
to report a large sale next week.
OUR JANITOR
We had a pleasant surprise for
the New Year. Every room and its
furniture had been thoroughly
cleaned during the vacation We
thank Mr.. Renner for this hard
I work for US.
FORMER TEACHERS.
1 Miss Zimmerman and Miss Hen
derson, who are teachers at Pom
pegs Pillar, Montana, sent Christ
mas greetings TO the teachers of our
school 1t is pleasant 70 be remem-
bered.
VISITOR.
Mr.. Mallow of Texas visited the
buiiding this week
SENEN-A.
We have Most Important Events
Of 1917" found in The News Times
Of Dec. 30, on our bulletin board
We all sent letters TO Miss Tim
herman, our former teacher, to
help cheer her Christmas vacation
Our highest card in the Courts
arithmetic drill is 80. while our low
est is Z.
The boys missed their lesson in
manual training this week because
/ their teacher was snOw-bound and
did not get back till after lesson
time.
Marie Mcintosh and Almina
Smith were the only ones not here
the first morning after vacation.
SEVEN-B.
Every one enjoyed the holiday
I : acatiOn and seemed glad to be
back at work again on Wednesday.
All tut two were present.
Martha Tracy spent her holiday
vacation in Chicago and David Rus
sell spent his in Elkhart.
Ruth Dunlap OF IA and Freder-
lex Donath Of this section are lead
ing on Courts tests. They are both
on card 81.
Dorothy Grimes had her tonsils
removed during vacation week and
has now entirely recovered from the
operation.
FTVE-A.
The "a was star class in spell
ing the first day after vacation.
Many absences occurred during
this extreme weather
Clarence Madden, Louis Dienes
and Howard Kenyon are leading in
the arithmetic drills.
FOUR \ AND Il.
The children in this room are
settling down 10 hard work again.
All seemed to enjoy the vacation.
The A class had an average of
leo percent in spelling the first DAY.
which we hope is a good sign for
IKE new year
Several children are absent on
account of illness
We are trying hard 70 raise our
grade for our next months report
We are still taking in members
for the Junior Red Cross.
THREE-A AND B.
The children all report that they
had a very lovely time during va
cation.
Charles Ostrom has returned to
school for the first time since his
operation.
Kenneth Lockridge has recover
ed from the chickenpox and is in
school again.
Several children are absent on
account of severe colds.
We are thinking a great deal
about promotions these days, and
we are working hard at reviewing
Irene Hatfield is having quite
time with the rheumatism again.
TWO-B AND \.
Several children have been alb
I sent from our room because or ILL
ness or on account of the cold
weather. Vivian Butler and Ralph
Hardenhurger have been in school
for a long time.
The AS were much Interested in
measuring liquids and working out
the different measurements.
We are all hard at work again
ofter our vacation
ONE-A AND TWO-B.
Carroll Chilcote is a new member
IN our school. She has been at
tending a country school
The IA class is doing some adj
vance work with the 2-B in read
ing. arithmetic and spelling.
ON-B.
Donnabelle Oles Of Wyatt Ind,
entered our school Wednesday
Ruth Nehmer Of Oshkosh, Wis.
entered our 1-B class this week
We have enjoyed looking over our
/ December calendar We find il un-
usually cold for the month. with
/ several days zero weather.
EUCHRE PARTY AND SMOKER