South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
KALEY SCHOOL
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our room 10 DC "a lIfiiiDtAs
VIC have been having a fine at
tendance. the girls are ahead Of the
boys. Every girl has been here for
two weeks.
our drawing lessons have been 50
much fun. for we have been making
American flags.
Donald Clements and Edward
Grant have been transferred To-
other schools ir the city.
TwO-A.
Joseph Luchkay has entered our
room from st. Stephens school.
our room has decorations sugges-
tive OF spring. Tulips. bird pictures.
etc.
We now have l3 members in the
Junior Rec Cross. giving US 50 per
cent The members are, Edwund
Luczko@sli. Helen Luczkowski.
Edith Skidinski, Joe DOGGY, Naomi
Null Miriam Boyer, Steve Steh,
Laura Simpson. Alice Cool. John
IeOchmondy. Laura Van Paris, Fred
erick Kemble and Rose David.
The members OF the Junior Red
Cross in two-A, Mrs. Wilson's room,
are. Leona Brede. Margaret Angus.
FIOssie Van Dusen, Irnra Hay, Jul
JUS Halassey, Emery Vargo.
We are getting our bank quite
full and expect TO have more MEM
bers soon.
THREE-B.
Anna Selecki has been transferred
20 Linden school this week
The three-B's have just started
the borrowing process in subtrac-
ton.
We now have sic in Thrift stamps
in our room.
The boys and girls are saving
their pennies and nickels for Red
Cross memberships in our bank.
which was given to US by Peter
Botka.
THREE-A.
Mrs. Codders visited us Monday
morning.
one fourth OF the members of
our room are already members OF
the Junior Red Cross.
Harold Kenna is the president of
our room.
Our room is the banner room on
the first floor for having the most
Thrift stamps. We now have S24.75.
FOUR-B.
The four-Bs have been working
hard To go "over the top" We now
have six Red Cross members. with
u others who have been saving a
penny at a time, and will soon be
memb ers.
We now have 50 in Thrift stamps
r.
the secretary Of our Thrift Saving
society. The others who are buying
stamps are: Alice Myers. Marie
Erhardt. Gisella Dukai and Erma
Hansz.
FOUR-A.
The four-A's are rc@lly trying
hard TO go over the top" in our Red
cross campaign We now have so
percent in emberships.
We have $3.50 in Thrift stamps.
FIVE-B.
The five-B's were fourth TO go
over the top"
BY helping one another with pen
MES and nickels. 8 children were
able 20 join the Junior Red Cross
Monday. making the membership
100 percent.
We are now helping the fOur-B's.
The boys won the arithmetic con-
test this week.
The girls are three points ahead
in attendance.
FTVE-A.
SOPHIA Jankowsh has moved 10
Knox. Ind.
We expect to go "over the top"
with our Red Cross memberships by
Monday.
SN-B.
Edward Palejewski has with
drawn from school.
DER oral stories this week were
"The Description of an Interesting
Place or Building"
Elizabeth Daniels description of
the oyster beds at Philadelphia was
especially interesting.
Andrew Bakos was promoted to
second lieutenant in the Thrift army
this week. while Elizabeth Bakos
was promoted sergeant.
Our sale of Thrift stamps and War
Saving stamps up to the present
time amounts 20 S51.
We now have "A members of the
Junior Red Cross
We had a test in arithmetic Mon
day
Thursday the NTH and sixth
grade bows PLAYED a game OF indoor
against the seventh and eighth grade
boys. the seventh and eighth grade
bows winning by a score Of 1915.
EIGHTH-B.
The eighth-B's had a test on per
centage in arithmetic.
We are studying i'm our commgn-
its history books this week.
Our subject for oral stories this
week were about The Description
of a Tribe or Nation"
We had a reading test Thursday.
We had a general review IN spell
ing Friday.
EIGHTH-A
We served luncheon 90 the teach
ers Thursday and Anna Lassu was
hostess
We are making bed jackets In do
nestle science for the soldiers who
are now ia France helping 10 night