South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-05

this week.
Thursday the girls made yellow
custard and poached eggs on toast
The history class has finished
studying THE Causes of the Revolu-
ton"
In physical training Thursday
Charles Kenyon's team defeated
Vern Lofts team, Il to 2.
We are finding the food problems
very interesting.
In music we are studying Mozart.
We are also studying April Folks"
1t is very appropriate, even now.
SEVEN-B.
The girls cooked tapioca at their
last cooking lesson.
Tire Bingham school indoor team
played the st. Joseph school Satur-
day afternoon.
Our attendance last week was
good.
We have had three Giant and one
Cecropia moths come out. They
were very beautiful.
In arithmetic we are using some
new books on food problems. They
are very interesting and instructive.
We have received our new books
of community songs and enjoy the
choruses.
Irma Graham owns the most War
Savings stamps in our grade and has
also the most Thrift stamps. She
has the honor of being our Thrift
club president.
We are still interested in the
study Of Norway. Sweden and Den
mark. On last Wednesday our
teachers read to us about Denmark.
Lewis Weisweaver still keeps ahead
in the Courts drills. He is work
ing on card 3S
We were 100 percent in war gar
den enlistments and mean to do all
we can To help in the production Of
food this summer
SIX-B AND SKA.
Our Thrift club is still growing
We have enc new member.
Miss Krause was here for physical
training this week. The girls are
practicing bat bal and expecting
some interesting gaines.
Several pupils belong TO the Bird
club and enjoy their early morning
hikes.
The attendance in our room has
been unusually good this week.
FTVE-A.
We now have 20 war savers. Nine
own IA Baby bonds. Robert Sea-
man owns six of these. Marion
Campbell owns the highest number
of Thrift stamps, 10 in number.
Byron Valance has been in this
week. He is keeping up his work,
at home. however.
Stella Weaver was accidentally
hit by a ball bat. Two cuts on her
nose caused a very bad nose bleed
FIVE-B.
George Clark, Harry Curtis. Ber-
nice Kilbey. Sarah Louise HOLSTER.
Vera Kronewetter. Jennie Peters.
Vernon Freed end Carl Garmire had
1905 in spelling test this week.
John Beynon and lola Miller
each own five Baby bonds
Catherine AstrOm owns the largest
number OF Thrift stamps She has
Is.
Every one was interested in the
emerging OF a Spicebush Swallow
tail butterfly from its cocoon this
week
FOUR-A AND FOUR-B.
We have % war savers in our
room. John Chandler is ahead. He
has four Baby bonds
We finished "A map Of Europe in
the iye-A geography class.
We all enjoyed the physical train
ing lesson given by Miss Krause,
Gladys Ripke and Wadia Kizer
are ahead in the Courts drills.
We all enjoy the new set Of art
literature readers.
TIIREE-A AND THREE-B.
There is a good attendance at
school this week.
Nearly every day some one buys
Thrift stamps.
For art work the children made
May baskets.
The children are making a spe-
cial effort 10 improve their writing
THREE-B AND TWO-A.
This room has invested S1IO in
Thrift and War Savings stamps.
Bernard Seaman and Margareath
Neil nave purchased the largest
number.
The three-B's have completed the
story Of Robinson Crusoe" in
reading. They all enjoyed il very
much.
The children in two-A have fin