South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-28

cream of wheat with dates at their
last cooking lesson.
Howard Lewis and Milton Wyatt
are back in school after being alb
sent on account OF illness.
Theodore Daugherty has moved
back 20 Osceola.
Miss Marie BOles entertained US
on Wednesday by reciting the story
Of THE Man without a Country"
We enjoyed il very much.
We are working on designs for
War Saving posters in drawing.
We were glad 20 receive our certi-
fcate Of membership in the Nation
al War Saving society last week.
sIX-B AND SIX-A.
We have "a pupils in our room.
80 OF them are members of the
Thrift Stamp society. We hope soon
TO be 100 percent.
Miss Lockhart gave the drawing
lesson this week and we lettered our
war garden posters.
Mary Burnett is color bearer this
week.
In English we are having letter
writing.
Louis Dennis leads in the Courts
test drills.
FTVE-A.
We now have "a war savers in a
room of 80 pupils.
Dorothy Valance and Robert Sea
man are leading in the Courts
drills.
Many OF our pupils have been i'll
with grip. They are all back in
school now and we are glad to re-
sumo our regular work.
FTVE-B.
Harry Curtis is leading the room
in Courts drills. He is on card IS.
Twenty-seven of our number are
war savers. We have saved $153.69.
Almost all of the children who
were III last week are in school
again.
We all enjoyed the music period
with Miss Terry Wednesday morn
ing.
FOUR-A AND FOUR-B.
Gladys Ripke is ahead in the
Courts tests.
Ruth Maurer, Marian Kelley and
John Chandler have been promoted
10 the four-A class.
Almost all of the children are
back in school again after an alb
sence on account OF sickness.
We all enjoyed the listening les
sons given by Miss Terry in our
music classes on Wednesday.
Arthur Ripke entered our four-B
class on Monday.
THREE-A AND THREE-B.
The attendance is very good again
this week.
For art work the children are
painting spring flowers.
The boys and girls are enjoying
reading the Pig Brother books
Our arithmetic work is in division
Of more than one figure.
TWO-A AND THREE-B.
Attendance in our room has great
ly improved, practically all the chill
dren having returned.
Mrs. Suders substituted in our
room during Miss Buchheits alb
sence on Monday.
Josephine Smith has come to our
room from South Side school We
are glad to have her.
Ella Canaut has moved back to
South Bend after being with US just
two weeks. We were sorry 10 lose
her.
We are still buying War Savings
stamps. Our club now boasts p
members. We have received a certi-
cate for the club.
ONE-A AND TWO-B.
Ethelbel Austin has a new baby
brother.
Our War Savings club certificate
is framed and hanging on the wall.
We are all very proud Of it,
Helen Elizabeth Robins, Maurice
HUFF. Violet De Bow and Gevena
Roebuck have been i'll for a few
days.
ONE-A AND ONE-B.
Tuesday afternoon.
Carl Smith was transferred from
the South Side building to our
school last week. He is in our oneA
class.
Carl Cox reentered school last
week. We are so glad TO have him
back again.
We are studying Japanese life in
our geography lessons.
Our sale OF Thrift stamps now
amounts TO S54 The children are
trying in every way possible to earn
money and help win the war
KINDERGARTEN
William Waidner entertained the
children at a birthday party Wed
nesday.
John Quimby. James Shame. Bar
bara and Josephine Beamer and
Mary Johnson have returned 70
school
Beatrice Cross is absent, due to ILL
ness