South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-20

hope 20 report many more.
Weather and sickness caused the
following people TO be absent this
week. Margaret Blechschmidt
rma Genrich. Juanita Hollar. Lyle
hartman. Velma Cottrell. Hazel
straub, kathryn Bernhard, Ruby
sarber, James Bargerson, Ada Hig-
ae Victor Sullivan, Catherine Ann
5Ughman, Margaret Bargerson and
Dexter Edwards.
We have two new pupils, Gladys
Hannaford and Dexter Edwards.
ROOM FIVE.
Grandville Suit, Sidney Richman.
William Schankerman, Ruth Krone
witter, Marie Holcomb, William
Norris, Ralph Folkner got 100 in a
long division test
Elizabeth Donahue celebrated her
ninth birthday last Saturday.
Virginia Harbour. Elizabeth
Specht, Irene MAGELLAN, Julia Neid-
erauer. Anna Cline. Mary Ward,
Gladys Steele, Lucille Buck have
started knitting a square. Several
others are ready to start.
There are IA pupils In our room
owning one or more thrift stamps.
ROOM SIX.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Wagner
visited our room on Friday Of last
week
Marie Wagner returned to school
Monday after being absent a week.
on account Of illness.
Miss Carothers was unable TO
reach South Bend until after school
Monday evening as no trains came
from her home at Plymouth.
Mrs. Galloway visited our room
on Tuesday afternoon this week.
James Freyermuth's father re-
turned to Camp Shelby last Satur-
! day after a week furlough.
Junior Lickey was in Goshen
! Tuesday.
Dalton Mellott was absent part
Of the week on account of illness.
! Charles Bryan's parents went to
Argos Thursday to spend part OF
the week.
ROOM SEVEN.
Leona LuethjOham was chosen
president for current events.
] Those who were absent this week
are James Reed. Luella and Leona
Hutson and Alta Wolfe.
Leona Luethjoham's grandmoth-
er is visiting at her home.
Elinor Myers, who is in the six
A, has a baby bond.
Edna Redman is nurse this week
and Joseph Turnock is doctor.
Eight children in our room have
bought thrift stamps"
In manual work the boys are cut
ting figures out Of wood.
Thursday we learned the song OF
Il Pledge Allegiance to Ny Flag
Jeanette Eichler's aunt from
Plymouth visited her home Wednes-
day.
In sewing Tuesday we learned
how to darn stockings.
Mrs. Galloway visited our room
| Tuesday afternoon.
We had a spelling contest Fri
day and the siX-A's Won.
This week we started a new chap
ter in history called The Rise OF
the Protestants."
Harry Galloway made a border
of flags on our boards.
Margaret Schultz visited the
home Of her cousin Sunday.
IN arithmetic the six-A's are
lstudying percentage.
Miss O'Neil was our teacher
/ Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Brown was our teacher
! Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
In physiology this week we
studied What Breathing Does"
In geography we nished the re-
view of the United States
Miss Mccoy was our teacher
/ Thursday and Friday.
Mary's Sticks cousin, Ralph
| Slick, is home on a furlough.
In English we are studying ad-
verbs
In writing we are pracricine
numbers.
ROOM EIGHT.
In arithmetic the seven-B's are
having taxes.
In arithmetic the seven-A's ar,
having simple interest.
In geography the seven-B's are
studying Russia.
In reading we are having the
Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
In geography the seven-A's are
, having the location Of the larges
cities in the world
Mrs. Romine was absent all thi
week Miss Brown, Miss O'Neu anC
Miss Mccoy taught US while sh,
was absent.
In physiology we are studying
about Removal Of Body Waste"
T our room had the we x L
! banner for having the most new
i items.
In drawing we are making port
r folios but we are about finished
Tn history the seven-B's ar
, studying the Early Indian Wars.
In domestic science the seven-I
: girls had a test.
In grammar the seven-B's ar
analyzing sentences from the stor,
r OF Kidnapped"
In grammar the seven-A's ar
j parsing nouncs.
In domestic science the seven-t
girls had a test.
In spelling contest the B-class &
. still ahead
Herman Watson left this class TO