South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-24
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
ROOM EIGHT.
Herman Watson, Editor


news items.
In arithmetic the seven-A's are
studying carpeting.
Annabelle Lickey spent Saturday
and Sunday in Goshen.
we have II in our room who be-
long to the Junior Red Cross.
We have 10 in our room who are
buying Thrift stamps.
In reading we are studying the
Vision of Sir Launfal."
We drew mems costumes in the
18th and 18th century in drawing
Monday.
In grammar the seven-B's are
studying analysis of sentences.
The seven-B's arc having the
Barbary states in geography.
The seven-B's are having Europe
in geography.
On Friday a quartet from our
room sang two songs for the fifth
grade program on Friday.
THE true seeker finds the best re-
ward for all work hidden in the
work itself" is our memory verse
for this week.
We learned verse from the
l''Vision of Sir Launfal this week for
our reading.
We have a picture of Gen. Per
shing in our room.
The seven-A girls made oat meal
bread in domestic science.
The seventh girls made hominy
with cheese sauce in domestic
science.
The seven-A's are having the
Revolution" in history.
Esther Leibow was absent on
Thursday.
The seVen-A's are studying
Wastes of the Body" i'm physiology.
In grammar Thursday those that
have bought Thrift stamps wrote a
story about How 1 Earned Money
For Thrift Stamps" and those who
haven't Thrift stamps wrote a story
about "Why I am Not a Member of
the Thrift club"
We have a new set of library
books in our room.
ROOM FOUR.
The boys and girls OF our room
own $178.25 worth of Thrift and
War Savings stamps. We also have
29 members Of the Junior Red Cross.
Our newspaper and magazine con-
test closes Tuesday and we hope our
room will win. To win means we
have earned the most money for
Red Cross work and it also means
an ice cream treat.
Our room has a hanging garden
and a cocoon and we are patiently
waiting to see the butterfly.
We have IA absent this week be-
cause of illness of various kinds.
ROOM SIX.
Harold Smiths mother visited our
room Wednesday morning.
Madelyn Buckley and her parents
visited her grandmother at ST Jo-
seph Sunday.
Fred Schultz took the dollar prize
on his composition in last Sundays
paper. Lucille Shirk took fourth
prize.
. Mary Roberts uncle Eduman Ro-
berts, is now a sergeant in the camp
TT. Omaha.
ROOM FIVE.
Julia Neiderauer is the nurse
this week, and Nelson Hewson is
the doctor.
Effie Mitchell and Juanita Hollar
did the best work in long division
Monday.
Bradford Shank. Mary Ward, Har-
vey Hoffman Sidney Richman. Anna
Cline, Marie Starner. Gladys Steele,
Edith Quick. Geraldine Redman,
Irene MAGELLAN, Ralph Folkner.
Granville suit. Eliza beth Donahue,
Nelson Hewson had 100 in addition
of fractions Monday.
William Schankerman. Irene
MAGELLAN, James Rupert. Lavetta
Fowler, Sidney Richman, Elizabeth
Donahue. Carl Blechschmidt had 100
in long division Wednesday
The girls brought more than twice
as much tinfoil last week as the
boys
Lawrence Miller is the four-B
champion in addition.
Anna Cline is the four-A cham
pion in addition. Ralph Folkner
was very nearly the champion.
ROOM SEVEN.
Every one in our room was pres
ent today
In geography the six-A's are
. studying Canada.
Margaret Holem's grandmother is
= visiting her from North Liberty.
I'm physio'o gy we are studying
about ventilation.
, In spelling these people have had
100 all week: Fanny Richman, Mil
q dred Seese. Margaret Holem. Edna
Redman. Arthella smith. Edith Red
} man, Violet LuethjOham. James
Freyermuth and Marie Wagner.
! Helena Galloway is absent on ac-
count of illress.