South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-17

There are nine mem berships for
Red Cross in IA and many mora
on the way.
Florence Williams has returned
after an Illness of chicken-pox.
TWO-B.
We are working very hard on our
Red Cross for we want our room
10 go over the top" with the rooms
upstairs.
Many boys and girls were absent
this afternoon because OF the severe
rain storm.
We had a most enjoyable lesson
with the Victrola.
TWo-A.
We now have Il members for the
Junior Red Cross. That makes us
SIS percent.
Flossis Van Dusen has moved 20
Elkhart end will enter the schools
there.
THRE.E-A.
Irene Fisher from St. Stanislaus'
school has entered our room.
We now have ss.Ss in Thrift
stamps in our room.
We have Is members In Red
Cross now. making US % percent.
THREE-B.
Three-B grade has 20 children be-
longing to Junior Red Cross.
Charles Young has been absent
for several days.
The third grade children are
painting Dutch windmills and little
Dutch boys and girls.
Mrs. Redding, Mrs. Swartz. Mrs
Colbert and Mrs. Coddens visited Us
Friday.
We are very thankful for tho
blackboards which are being put in
this week.
In spelling we made Shamrock
papers this week celebrating St
Patricks day.
FOUR-B.
We now have - percent mem
bership in the junior Red Cross. |
and still working hard to go over
the top"
We had an English test Friday
and the following children had "A
papers: Helen Krakowska, Arthur
Lix. Helen Balasa. Klemens Tao
erska, Steven Balka and Mary
Boumgartner.
The girls are ahead in our at
tendance contest. They have won
four weeks out Of five.
FNOUR-A
We are now over the top" in Red
Cross witch 100 percent membership.
celia Penny has returned from
the country.
FTNE-B.
We are studying about Lasalle
this week. We had a test in gram
mar Wednesday morning.
We learned The Rhyme Of the
Rail" this week in music.
The 5-B's have Thrift stamps and
bonds to the amount of $3.50 and
they are expecting soon to have $50
for Uncle Sam.
FTNE-A
Helen Castle is i'll with typhoid
fever.
We are still in the lead in Thrift;
stamps having S65.77. We are also
proud that we have gone cover the
top" in our Red Cross mem bership.
SKA.
Those Tho received A in our
geography test this week were Anna
Pinter Steven Kovach. Irene Clark,
Walter Michalsld. Helen Feuerstein.
Anna Joiche. Steven "a hian and
Vivian Colip.
John Ference is going to the
country TO live.
SIX.B.
Alta Kolski was promoted second
lieutenant i'm our Thrift army.
Joe fabian and Elizabeth Dan
iels received a in our last geograph.
test.
In drawing we are making check
er boards for the soldiers.
Ben Levey and Charles Miller will
have our bulletin board done this
week
We received our Red Cross but
tons Monday.
We are having decimals in arith-
metic.
We are going to have an arith-
metic test Tuesday.
Lester Finney is the news-note
reporter 1or this room.
Henry Taberski was appointed
secretary Of our Thrift club
The boys Of this room have just
finished making their broom hold
ers in manual training.
The children Of this room have
brought (5Oc) fifty cents for the
Junior Red Cross. We are going 20
give this money TO the kindergarten.
The washington school boys viii
play basketball against the Haley
school boys Friday evening at BIAS
p. m.
SENEzNTH-B.
We are quite proud OF our new
Red Cross banner with 30 little red
/ crosses on IL and a white star in the
center.
The LAS had oral topics in his
! tory class Monday. Forest Yetter's
report on Education in the Middle
Colonies" was the most interesting
one given.
EIGHTH.
We are studying profit and loss in
arithmetic.
Katherine Jankoski has moved 20
Knox. Ind.
The eighth grade have 1o7 per
! cent for Red Cross.
| Geraldine McPheeters received A
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