South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
PERLEY SCHOOL
Bertha Kelley and Eta osIer,
Editors.
ONE-B.

ONE-B.
We now have 10 Junior Red Cross
members.
Each Of us have made a soldier
cap. Today we are cutting hatchets.
We learned a memory gem this
week about Dear Old Uncle Sammy
and Aunt Columbia"
THREE-A.
We are learning a new flag salute.
also patriotic poems and songs.
We are sorry to say one of our
three-A boys. Gerald Osler, is sick
with pneumonia.
Rosa Cross has been transferred
to the Coquillard school
Ira Black. Arthur Rothballer and
Margret Brothers have the largest
AS in arithmetic this semester.
In spelling Josephine Dominik is
leading.
THREE
We have the following Red Cross
memb ers: lone Highway. Alpha Kip
linger, Virginista Galloway, Forest
Kreighbaum, Harlo Smith, George
Damp, Raymond Pritchett, Vera
Borem and Dorothy Yaffee.
Miss Jacobson made US Red Cross
arm bands.
We have formed thrift club
with the following members: lone
Highway. Miss Jackabson, Forest
Kreighbaum, Hazel Brunson, Dor
othy Brunson. Irene Kubiak. Mabel
White, Alpha Kiplinger, Harlo Smith
and Virginista Galloway.
We have sold Il Thrift stamps
and 81 Baby Bonds"
our contribution TO the program
given Thursday is a little play called
Making a Flag" The characters
were: Betsey Ross. Alpha Kiplinger
George Washington. Forest Kreigh-
baum; John Adams. Donald Wolf;
Mrs. Hall. Nirginist Galloway: Mrs
Green, Emma Stypczynski
FOUR-B-FOUR-A.
Our room was the first in the
building to have enough members
for a Thrift stamp club. We now
have II members.
The number of pupils belongings
to the Red Cross society is grad
ually increasing. our membership
is now II.
Howard Niven is absent because
of sickness.
We have a new pupil i'm our room,
Leroy Granger, from the Franklin
school
FTNE-B.
Our memory gem for this week
is: Shortest month of all we greet
you; Bring us clouds or bring us
sun: Surely we should bid thee well
come, Month that gave US Washing
ton"
We have two new Red Cross
members. Trey are Alice Spaulding
and Margaret Short.
We have a new pupil. Her name
is Nettie Ortman.
Elmore Helm has come back 10
school after being out half of a
term.
George Kubiak has two more
Thrift stamps.
We have some new reading books
Their names are Heroes from King
Arthur" and "A Dog of Flanders"
Charles Tailor has a Thrift stamp
Dortha Neddo has a book of Thrift
stamps.
SIX-B-SIX-A
We had an arithmetic test Fri
day. Those who received marks OF
honor are: Theodore Smith, Cloyce
Lutz. Carl Hilbring. Helen Hague
Bernice Dawson, Arthur Mead
Mabel Jones, Harry Byrers. Ulric
Finley. Nellie Egbert, Edgar Fet-
ters, Mabel Beledin and Franklin
Hopkins.
John Ortman has entered our
school. He is from the Oliver school
Mrs. Hairless visited our room
Monday
We had a test in spelling Monday
Those who received 100 are: Mabe
Belledin. Franklin Hopkins. Atheline
Morford and Harold Overmyer.
SEVEN
Our memory gem for this week
is Work first. and then rest"
We have a new pupil in our room
Her name is Clara Ortman from
The Washington school she is ir
the seven-B.
We made gingerbread last week
in domestic science.
The ones belonging to the Red
Cross are: Alice Kubiak. Edward
| kubiak. Maud Kreighbaum, Nurms
wills and Leoti Baker.
Harold Shanafelt owns two "haby
/ bonds" There are a few Others
]
We had a test in grammar Thurs
day. Most OF the children got 1O'
( per cent.