South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

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The music OF the seventh grade
has been very interesting this week,
singing patriotic songs. Some OF the
songs sung were Indiana. star
Spangled Banner America" Co
lumbia. the Gem OF the Ocean"
Keep the Home Fires Burning.
and many others.
SEVEN-B.
We are very glad TO welcome sew
eraI new pupils 10 our class. George
Avery. Nealand Freeman. Irma Gra-
ham. Nellie McFaun. EIOise Parker.
Helen Shank and Milton Wyatt We
hope they will enjoy their wdeI
with us.
Eloise Parker have been absent sew
eral days on account Of illness.
We are all trying to be war
savers. Although our class num-
bers only q mem bers. we have now
seven pupils who have invested in
stamps.
Miss Krause gave us our first
work in physical training for the
semester last Wednesday and We all
enjoyed the games Plans for regu-
lar athletic work were made
We all enjoyed the week Of pa
triotic songs very much. We learn
ed several new ones and were glad
20 sing the old ones.
David Kizer was color-bearer and
Marjorie Ostrom care-taker of the
Flag last week.
The class in drawing have begun
work in perspective with one vanish
ing point.
The boys are doing printing in
their manual training class.
The girls have not been able TO
begin work i'm cooking this semester,
but hope they may soon do so.
SIN-A AND Il.
The enrolment in the sixth grade
/ for the new semester is Al
The English classes are using
Thrift stamps as a basis for their
work in composition this week.
Laulah Cunningham, who had her
tonsils removed recently, will be in
school again next week.
FOUR-A AND FIVE-B.
We have u in the four-A class
and Is in the fiye-B class this sem
ester
Thirteen of our number are war
savers
We enjoyed our physical training
lesson today.
Alice COrpOran spent her Vaca ion
( in Chicago and returned 10 school
Tuesday.
We have eight war savers in our
class. Three CT them own Baby
bonds, one owning four. Six pupils
own "a Thrift stamps.
| Dorothy Valance is i'll. She is in
an Elkhart hospital after having
submitted to an operation.
FOUR-B.
The children of this room have
\ bought Thrift stamps and Baby
bonds 10 the amount of $30.S0 Most
of them were bought before Mon
day of last week.
We have the following seven war
savers: Donald Walters. Ruth
Maurer, Glen Foote, John Chandler
Eugene Otterstein, Raymond Meyers
and Marian Kelly.
We now have an enrolment of %
pupils.
The children seemed very glad to
get back after their vacation.
THREE-A AND B.
There are a. children enrolled in
the room.
Thelma Forstbauer and Richard
Burnett are absent from school on
account of illness.
The children are making a spe-
cial effort to become owners OF
Thrift stamps.
Patriotic booklets is the art work
for the week.
Every child in the room received
a silver button for doing health
chores.
TWO-A.
There are Il girls and 10 boys il
our room.
We have Is war savers who owr
A Thrift stamps and six War Say
ings stamps.
ONE-A AND TNO-B.
This room is now a Red eros:
unit, having obtained 33 Red Cross
memberships.
Master William Thompson Hunt
the one-year-Old son of MIR. and Mrs
William Hunt of South Bend joined
the Red Cross with us as an honor
airy member.
! one OF our members, Eileen COch-
ran. has moved TO Michigan.
Another member of our room
Carroll Chilcote. has moved TO Elk
hart.
Donnabeue Oles has moved t,
Warsaw. Ind
We are so glad TO have the chill
dren from kindergarten enter Oul
one-B class.
Howard Kruger has moved here
from Chicago and is now in our one
b grade.
We are making French flags thil
week in honor OF Lafayette. w
will hang them in our room beside
our American Flags on Washington
birthday.
KINDERGARTEN.
James shame has entered kinder