South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21

ROOM TWO.
Violet Stanley from the Col
fax school. and Richard r Graf
from Charles City, Ia. entered our
room this week.
We are still buying Thrift stamps.
al but 10 having bought one or
more.
The tomatoes in our egg shell gar
den are beginning 70 lift their heads
10 the sunlight
ROOM -FOUR.
Wanda Engle was transferred 10
the River Park school, Arthur Smith
10 the Studebal1er. and Ruth Morn
ingstar 10 the country.
James Setter is absent on account
OF sickness this week.
julius Berta, Lois Maurer and
Clara Waitrolik Joined the Thrift
army this week.
We are very busy writing our
Humane society stories this week
ROOM THREE.
Engine Patterson, Horace Shirk.
Helen Rogers and Marguerite Co.'s
are again able 10 attend school af-
ter a long absence because OF lie
ness.
Burlyn Whistler entered our room
I'm grade two-B We now have 40
pupils in our room.
In our last spelling test all the
pupils in grade two-B received 100
per cent except one. and all In grade
two-A received 100 per cent except
three.
GRADE EOURs
Miss Bahde. our teacher was alb
sent Monday and Miss Malone
taught our room. She gave us a
test in long division. All the pupils
in section two had passing grades
but two.
We also had a written review over
our multiplication tables
GRADE FOUR-B.
The girls have had much better
attendance than the boys during the
last few weeks.
We had an arithmetic test last
week.
We are learning the poem Rob
ert OF Lincoln"
Mrs Denslow visited Us Monday
forenoon.
ROOM FIVE.
There are four in our room who
have not as yet bought Thrift
stamps
In arithmetic the hve-H's are
/ having addition OF fractions.
We need only few more blocks
| for our blanket TO be completed.
! In drawing we are making lamp
I shades for the hospitals in France.
Miss Bennett promised the chill
dren in our room that all the pupils
who get 100 per cent in spelling
this week, a picnic.
In art we are studying Breton.
Our memory gem is:
1 He prayeth best who lowest best
1 All things both great and small;
For the dear God who loveth US
He made and loveth all.
-Coleridge.
We have A very pretty bouquet
of wild flowers.
Miss Malone gave our writing
lesson Monday
ROOM SIX.
Monday the six-A'e had ceos-
raphy test. Dorothy Secrist re-
ceived 100
Mrs. Kletka is putting orr blocks
together for a blanket We have
almost enough.
We are starting TO paint our
checkers.
In manual work the boys are
making checkers.
In sewing the girls are working
on comforts for the Red Cross.
Several children are writing es-
says for the Humane society.
ROOM SEVEN.
The absent ones this week were
Thelma Curtis and Clyde Morning
star and Kyle Boco.
Clyde Morningstar and Frank
Klopfenstien are going 10 move 90
the country, but they are both COM
ing back 10 our school until the end
of the term.
We had a history test Friday.
Those who received A-plus were
Mardelle Luther. Nadine Fisher,
Willard Housekeeper Raymond
Swanson. Florence Megan and John
Marshall
Next Thursday our room is going
10 entertain at the Civic club meet
ing
In geography we are reading a
book called Around the World"
Our memory gem is:
BY the rude bridge that arched the
food
Their flag to Aprirs breeze un-
furled;
! Here once the embattled farmers
stood.
And fred the shot heard round
the world.
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
AS soon as the flowers are cut in
the woods We are going 70 have
party for winning the attendance
banner
Miss Albert is reading Us stories
. out Of a book called Strange Stories
Of the Revolution" for our morning
exercise, and it just comes IN good
for the AS history.
In grammar We are studying the
) indirect object and the objective
compliment.
Thursday We are going 20 have an
b arithmetic test IN the test We had
last Wednesd ay Thelma curtis
ITefen pfrou. Nadine Fisher and