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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12

marks in a geography test given in
seventh.
Beulah Briese and Dorothy Lay
field received the highest marks an
seven-A arithmetic test
The seventh grade boys volun-
teered to help the sixth in making
checkers.
ROOM NINE.
Bessie Jacob, who was I'll for a
month, returned 10 school last Mon
day morning.
We had a geography test Monday
afternoon. We have three new
thrift members, Thelma Unruh,
Ernest Baker and Harold Holcomb.
We have 2s thrift members count
| ing our teacher.
ROOM 10.
We are planning 20 entertain the
fourth grade and hve-A with a steTe-
opticon lesson on Canada, Mexico
AID Central America.
We have three new members OF
our class, Myron Clark from La
fayette school, William Adams from
Detroit, and Goldie Frye from Mish-
awake.
The boys have started their sol
diers' writing portfolios and since
we have no other problem to do for
the rest of the semester. we can do
everything most carefully and neat
ily. He hope the soldiers Will like
their portfolios.
We finished our candle shades and
made a few extra ones for the Of
/ fee and other rooms.
The following made 100 per cent
/ in Thursdays spelling test. Edward
McNabb. Raymond Macht. Russell
lO'Connor, Ethel Bennett, Phyllis
Granger. Bertha Bath. Alma Waite,
MarFuerite Troeger Emma Bui-
Imanska and Tohert Burke
GENERAL NOTES.
Those chosen to be the Liberty
/ loan fouT-minute spea kers at our
| school were Hilda Raby Russell
Hubbard Dorothea Davis, elizabeth
NGyr and Donald Metz. Those de-
serving honorable mention were:
Anna Christman. Carl Lederer,
Henry McNahh and Russell Hupp.
Henry McNabb Hnda Raby and
Anna rhristman gave foUr-minute
talks at Perley ard Lincoln schools.
Three new swings are now ready
/ for use on our Fairgrounds. We
now have seven Of them.
At the upper floor assembly on
/ Friday, jay Wall was a guest and
played a violin solo for MS
The girls won another star for
their flag this week. They still beat
the boys i'm the number Of Thrift
stamps bought. We are working
hard to reach the $4,000 mark.
Miss LonEIev OF the library gave
talks TO all grades above second
last Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12
C0LFAX SCHOOL
Arthur Richards and Celia Saline,
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.


The three-A and four-B grades
finished the Band of Mercy" pro-
gram on Friday afternoon. This
was "a good program.
Vivian SOrwick and Ruth Clar-
quist OF four-A contributed instru-
mental music and the NTH grade.
room eight the vocal numb ers. We
enjoyed the songs and the piano
music very much.
The siN-Bs, room nine, held their
Thrift club meeting.
Harvey Reed and Doris wieI are
the officers OF the club
The program included a sketch of
the life OF Benjamin Franklin and
the reeiting Of many Of his proverbs
relating 10 thrift Also a recitation
by Joan Patterson and a song by
the grade Two new members sign
ed the pledge.
our purchase OF Thrift stamps
and War Savings stamps amounted
20 s75.24 last week. Room seven,
grades three-A and four-B. led with
S25.64
ON Monday afternoon we held a
final sueaking contest. when the
comTlittee. Airs. s. A Winchell. Mrs.
a. CRUDE and Miss Martin selected
the puDils who were to receive GER
tifcates as Junior four minute
men, in the Liberty loan contest.
The following pupils received the
certificates. Martha Morgan OF the
four-B. Catherine Knode or two-A;
Donald McCarter OF hve-A; John
Baruan OF six-B, and sarah Bow
sher Of Ska grade.
Several visitors were present
Miss Harmon supervised the work
in music ou Tuesday and Miss New
in peumanship on Wednesday. Mrs
Christensen gave the art work
Tuesday afternoon
The coming OF the pleasan,
weather has given opportunity "a
use the playground during The noon
hour. and a schedule providing for
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School Editors-PLease Send
in Better Prepared Copy!
Neps From
The
Grades

Today Mothers day" and the school editor sincerely hope
that all the boys and girls Of the city have the happy privilege Of
enjoying the company of their mother.
There will be prizes given for the stories his week on ac
that stories sent III, six OF whicf
from school, and two of that SIX had already won frs
prizes sorry that the boys and girls losing interest in th
school there of the contributors who have beer
very faithful sending in good notes and essays from then
schools their been able to balance the lack
interest and support from the other schools.
Next try and DO better TheSory subject for next SUNDAY
will be Memorial Day Let stories be short and original
preferably talk that you have had with ole
soldier story of the origin OF the day and why we observe
each
wish the school reporters would he careful in preparing
their No copy be used that written on both side
the paper and better have at least line between h
items each grade makes considerably easier to ed
If is written in this way.
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c0QUILLARD SCHOOL
Henry hcNsbb and HiIGS Raby,
Editors.
KINDERGARTEN.

KINDERGARTEN.
Samuel Sanders has gone with
his parents to Elwood TO live.
Elizabeth Meredith has returned
after a weeks absence. Her father
has gone to France.
ROOM TWO.
In litera ture this week we learned
the poems Stars anG Daisies"
In art we are making wheelbar-
rows and garden tools.
We are glad 10 have Myrtle Frye
with US once more.
ROOM THREE.
Ruth WysoF can say the answers
to the IS combinations in 20 sec
onds.
We have made tulips and other
flower posters and are now cutting
garden tools.
Norman Back brought some pic
lures of his father, Capt. Beck, and
other soldiers who are on the firing
line now. Mrs. Beck visited our
room last Friday.
ROOM FOUR.
We have two new pupils, Gordon
Adams from Detroit and Nancy
Humble from Madison school.
We are painting bluebirds i'm art
work this week.
We have been reading The Jap
anese Twins" and studying the Gus
toms OF the Japanese people.
Lawrence Beldon has been trans
ferred TO the Franklin school,
ROOM FIVE.
Olive Jena, Ruth Allshouse, Paul
Lavarans, Florence Jena and Hazel
Lyons had perfect test papers in
spelling this week.
The three-B's have finished and
are reviewing their reading limits
We have been studying the silk
worm and the silk industry as side
topic for the geography o. Japan.
We enjoy the stereOgra phs
We took a trip 10 Rum Village
for our nature study and secured
several different specimens OF
flowers.
The blue-bird is our subject for
drawing
Two people left our room and
one entered this week.
ROOM SIX.
Those who received ices in the
spelling test were Lucille Ciralski,
Evelyn Longnecker. Mildred Car
penter. John Johnson. Iodine Kem-
nitzer Aletha Mccarthy, Lulu
Thicker. Janice Reed. Harry LANCE,
Joseph Birdsell Russell Hupp. Oma
Boss. Clara Nedder, Marion Arch
amheault, Kathryn Miller and Edna
MiltenbeFgeF
Marian Adams has entered from
Detroit.
ROOM SEVEN.
Hilda Roby and Henry McNabb
received the highest marks IN a
geography test Friday. Lois Cook
William Bath. Edna Bolinger and
Marguerite Troeger received highest
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Wilson. Florence swanson and carl
Foltz Hugh 1oder got the certif
cate for delivering the best speech
on the third Liberty loan.
In an arithmetic test Margaret
Maecker and Philomeen Van Nlass-
laer received 100 per cent
Margaret Maecker can say tho
combinations in % seconds and
Clarence HaTlin IN - seconds.
Augusta CARAT and her brOther
sang the New America" az the
Civic club last week and they SAN
so we'll that Miss Ames gave eacn
OF them a Thrift stamp, for which
they thank her very much.
GRADE SEYEN.A.
The first and second divisions are
taking up fractions.
Mildred Post was absent on ac-
count OF illness. She came back 10
Us Tuesday.
In drawing we are making war
posters
In our music We have learned
the song, SONS Of America" L. is
a patriotic song.
We are going out on a hike some
time this week.
Claire Roys was chosen as the
best four-minute speaker from our
room.
ROOM SIN.
Tuesday the six-A's had Ian
guage test
Friday we had an arithmetic test.
The six-A's are reading Rat AMI
His Friends" by John Brown thu
six-B's "A Letter" by Jane Carlyle.
Roland Reynolds received the
prize i'm our room for the four
minute speech.
Miss Albert is reading a storS
about the stars. sun and moon fo-
the siN-A's geography. The siN-B's
are studying the central states.
Our teacher. Mrs. Conrad, is 80
and is not at school. Miss Malone
Is taking her work.
ROOM SEVEN.
Kyle Bocco, Frank Klopfenstein
ard clyde Morningstar have quit
sShool Now there are only seven
pupils in the seven-A class.
Mrs. Conrad gave Us an arith-
metic test Tuesday.
The absent ones this week were
Nadine Fisher Willard Housekeep-
er Kyle Bocco and Helen Bimm.
Kyle BOcco won the certificate
! in our room for the best four
minute speech.
Three Of our cocoons opened this
week and we had three beautiful
moths.
We have finished reading in the
books Around the World and are
starting in our own Biographies 20
review
Miss Malone gave a test in deci-
mails Tuesday and Thelma Curtis
and John Marshall received the
highest grade in the seven-A, anu
Ethel Stout, Raymond swanson and
Willard Housekeeper received 100
per cent in the seven-B.
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ELDER SCHOOL
Earl Bernhard and Don Bunch,
Editors.

ONE-A.
Harry Vincent Harris has entered
the first grade this week.
THREE-A.
Last week we had % perfect spell
ing papers.
This week we are painting spring
birds and flowers.
FOUR-B.
Max Pascoff. Irene Richards.
Leona Brooks, Mary Baraso, Joseph
Lier and Cecil Hawkins received
100 percent in written review in
reading
FOUR-A.
Ermal Spears from Michigan City
entered our room Monday, May @.
We have been studying cities and
products of the Southern states this
week
Rowena Paulson brought to our
room a miniature bale of cotton sent
to her by her cousin from Memphis.
The following pupils have had a
perfect grade in arithmetic each day
during the past week: Lucille Ar
mOur. Anna Bast, Margaret Buysel,
Florence Clark, Ruth Freese. Maur-
ice Hartman, Russell Hoffman,
Clarice Kellogg, Frank LANCER, RUS
sell Lockwood Rowena Paulson,
Lucille Rathel, Lester Raybuck, Al
Ian Robinson and Wilhelmina Wolfe.
FINE-A.
We are reading the Cruise Of the
Dolphin"
Ruth Mates and Dorothy Nc
Laughlin are the four-minute speak
ers for the Liberty loan.
Those having perfect attendance
for the term are: Fred Slater, Vir-
ginia Venneberg. Carl Reader, Louis
Neitzel, Ruth Mates, Gerald Mason,
Valera Kolk Bernice Knoblock.
Richard Cook and Hazel Armour.
SIKH.
We are reading How Much Land
a Man Needs"
We are reading The Forum
Scene" from julius Caesar
Ruth Johnson was monitor the
past week.
SENEN-A.
We are reading The Vision OF Sir
Launfal"
We have Is members in our Thrift
club.
GENERAL NEWS.
Julius Fromm. Leo Harden, Nina
Palmer. Helen PoOre. Walter Kurz-
halls and ElOise flasher represented
our school at the Grammar school
last Thursday morning. Each one
gave a four-minute war speech. The
speakers were we'll received by the
Grammar boys and girls.
Our Thrift stamp sale amounts to
S1,039.56.
War stamps will be increased in
number during the drive the last OF
May.
cur baseball teams were organized
this week. We have a first and sec
ond team We need more school
ground for practice.
The language classes in the upper
grades have been doing some good
practice work IN oral composition
during the past week Boys and
girls have prepared four minute
war speeches, committed them 70
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the rooms has been arranged.
The Ska boys and girls are or
ganizing a volley ball team.
ROOM 10.
We had a geography test Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Allemang visited here Wed
nesday.
We had a cocoon in our room for
quite a while Monday morning.
When we came TO school We found
that the moth had come out IL
has laid 81 eggs.
Miss GelbFich is teaching US how
to play volley ball.
ROOM NINE.
Dorothy Ahrens has returned TO
school after an illness of three days.
The slX-Bs are studying about
king Alfred" IN history.
ROOM EIGHT
Mildred DOnavon, Grace Thomas
and Augusta Goodman are absent
on account Of illness.
ROOM SEVEN.
The following took part in the
Band OF Mercy program on May
3: Geraldine Carlson, Cynthia Cole.
Buell. Webster and Vance Ray.
In a written geography review the
following fouT-Bs received A-plus:
Ruby Sehwenk, Donald Kreis and
Martha Morgan.
Last week the boys were winners
in the Thrift stamp contest The
girls invested Sl1.73 and the boys
S19.91.
ROOM SIX.
The pupils that have the most
stars are Vivian sorwick and Kath-
ryn Cover.
John Alexander is back after sew
eral weeks illness.
We are learning how 10 reduce
mixed numbers TO improper frac-
tons.
Our three representative for the
four-minute talks were Ruth Miller
Catherine Knode and Robert De-
Haven.
Mrs. Christianson gave MS our art
lesson Tuesday
Catherine Knode won in the four
minute talk.
Miss Harmon visited our music
lesson Tuesday.
Miss Wiser is absent on account
Of illness.
Miss Ney gave us our writing les
son "Wednesday
ROOM FOUR.
Miss Wiser was absent two days
last week.
Gladys Welch from our room has
the measles.
ROOM TWO.
Mrs HOrspool visited on Thurs
day
The following had perfect SMELL
ing papers for the week. Gladys
Taylor. Annette Gilbert, Aileen
Senrich. Josephine Maus.
Those neither absent nor tardy
during the last six weeks were Jack
Connors. Harold Edstrom. Harry
CRUDE. Thayer Hamilton. Paul
Joers. Harold Wedel, jeanette Hen
erickson. Josephine Maus.
ROOM ONE.
Martin Kries had a birthday party
last Monday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-12
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
dee Calvert. Editor.

SMITH GRADE.
In the Ska arithmetic test Per-
kins Bailey and Gabrielle Sierson
had a mark Of 100. and in the six b
test. Helmer Seaborg, Ronald Cox
and Clifford Douglas had the same
mark
We have bought Thrift stamps TO
the amount of $153.75.
FIFTH GRADE.
The boys have had perfect attend
ance for two weeks
Each boy has finished a writing
portfolio for the soldiers and will
make more later on.
Irene Fuller has left school on
account OF illness.
FOURTH GRADE.
The fourth grade is painting
spring flowers.
Otto Cochran returned to school
this week.
THIRD GRADE.
The third grade held its May
Thrift meeting Friday afternoon.
Bertha Baum OF the three-B class
has the highest number Of head
marks in spelling.
Leonard Sawdy Of Lansing, Mich.
is "a new pupil in the third class.
SECOND GRADE
Room four Thrift Savings society
met Tuesday.
Margaret Broaden entered our
tWO-B class
FIRST GRADE.
Miss Ida Haines of Valparaiso
visited oneB room Wednesday.
Mrs. Dickinson of Plymouth visited
One-B room Wednesday.
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MUESSEL SCHOOL
Frederick wegner and Albert Kachsi.
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Parent-Teachers club OF the
MUessel school held "a regular meet
ing la the Red Cross room Wednes-
day afternoon and elected officers
for the coming year Mrs Charles
Ivan was elected president; 2lrs.
Thurber vice president; Mrs.
Moomaw, secretary. and Airs
Bloomfield, easurer. Mrs. Ward
Shaw was electd chairman Of the
Red Cross auxiliary.
The last meeting Of the Civic
club will be held next Tuesday even
ing. Election Of officers viii take
place and the remainder Of the
evening will be spent In games ana
stunts Everybody is invited.
Two rooms the SIKH and seyen-B,
are 100 per cent in Thrift stamps
Miss Longly gave a talk about the
public library in this school We'd
nesday.
kINDETtG ARTEN.
Esther WHITTIER has returned 20
kindergarten after three weeks IL
ness.
ONE-B.
And still the measles have their
hold on our room. We hope the
one-B teacher won't have them, for
teachers are a scarce article now
Lilies. lilacs, tulips and violets.
Oh. the pretty spring flowers that
have been contributed b. the pupils
20 make ouc room bright and
cheerv We sure are thankful tor
these real signs of spring.
We had u perfect spelling papers
ia our room last week.
We have three new members In
our War Savings society.
TWO-B.
Robert Kent is out OF school with
the grip.
TWO-A.
We took long walk on Tuesday
afternoon and saw ever so many IN
teresting things. Quite large fam
iny. only nifty some. But We enjoy
ed and we hope that We may 90
again.
TIREE-B.
Mildred Daily has returned after
an absence because OF measles
Chester Collier has the mumpf
AdIe White has been 80 for more
than q week
TUREE-A.
Paul Paris has left our room and
will enter school al Three OAKS
Mich.
We had 70 one hundreds in or
arithmetic test this week.
Lucille Hardman has been absent
on account Of measles.
TOUR-B.
We are working on our war post
eFs
Edith Mann has left the cts
William Gemlnder is absent
FONR-A
We are making war posters THIS
week
Fifteen Thrift stamps were
CONTINUED on PAGE THRERl
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morris chair.
Miss Adelsperger visited our his
tory class Thursday
We are studying stocks and bonds
in arithmetic
Mrs James Mconan, formerly Miss
Chilcote. teacher of our school.
visited our music class.
We had a history test Tuesday.
EIGHT-A.
We had an arithmetic test Non
day.
The elght-A's finished the recon
struction period in history.
We had a grammar test Monday.
We had perfect attendance for the
last two days.
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LINCOLN SCHOOL
Nadine Fisher and Thelma Curtis,
Editors
KINDERGARTEN.

hlNDIlAAollAl If.Ns
Joe Blossler is a new boy in our
kindergarten.
We had a cocoon and moth in our
room yesterday.
We bought sweet peas seed TO
plant in our flower pots which we
made Of clay
Charlotte Lake and Fred Porter
are absent on account OF the
humps.
We are buying Thrift stamps.
ROOM TWO.
lIae SossOman has returned to
school after a long absence.
After the class had read the story
of Aladdin, one boy said that IL he
had the lamp he would ask for
Liberty bond.
Stella Grabarcszk and Violet
Stanley celebrated their birthdays
on May 8. Mrs. +. II. Miller visited
our room that day and gave each
of them a Thrift stamp, which
greatly added 10 their happiness.
The following pupils had excel
lent spelling papers for the week
of April 20-May 9: Raymond
Beehler. Leona Raczmarek, Ruth
Sutherland, William Curtis. Louis
Hofer, Bernetta Singrey Everette
Maurer, Frances Weber. Dick Mil
Ter and Fern Dahlgren.
ROOM ONE AND ONE-B.
John Hardy entered One-B from
Fort Wayne.
Ethel Morgan, who had the
mumps, has reentered school.
John Ullery is very i'll and We
miss him very much from our
room.
We are making flower babies for
drawing
Wednesday morning we went ID
the woods for our nature lesson.
We saw a Baltimore oriole and
brown thrasher and heard a
chewink
ROOM FOUR.
Forrest Forth entered our room
from Chicago Lenora Batty enter
ed from the StudebakeT.
All Of our boys and girls have
joined our Thrift club except one.
Chl0ie Hibschman has been alb
sent on account Of sickness this
week.
Esther Snyder is absent on ac-
count Of humps.
Dolores Bocco received the Ger
tihcate for the best fouT-minute
speech Friday. There were IL boys
and girls who spoke from our
room.
Miss Ames gave TuIio Garlat q
Thrift stamp because she enjoyed
his singing Of New America" at
the Civic club last Thursday.
ROOM THREE.
For our art work Wednesday We
constructed wheelbarrOws.
For our literature we are mem1-
izing the poem, The Danodils" by
Wordsworth.
We had two large moths, a &C.
cropia and q Polypshemus come
from their cocoons.
GRADE FOUR-B.
Willard McDonough, Dorothy
Austin. Esther Johnson and Deloss
Smith have Liberty bonds.
Carl Foltz. Donald Whiteman.
Charles Newman. Philomeen Wan
Ylasslaer. Margaret Macker, Paul
Wray. Jessie Barnes. willard Nc
Donough. Esther Johnson, Delo5s
Smith, Richard Gollatz and Mary
Megan have War Saving certificates.
The four-minute speakers from
our room were Hugh Yoder. Mar
garet Macker, Paul Wray, Lillian
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memory, and then delivered them
Some OF the speeches reminded one
Of the efforts OF Daniel Webster or
Patrick Henry.
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four-B geography class Monday rep
resenting Pioneer Life" by the
use Of a log cabin made from diff
ferent colOred papers. and a written
lesson explaining the life OF the Pio-
neers.
We all enjoy the outdoor games
very much
our attendance is more regular
now
Robert Hartzog bought two Baby
bonds Wednesday. He now has four
TIIREE-A AND B.
Irene HATFIELD Is absent on account
Of having the measles.
There are now SO children enroll
ed.
The children are reading the Pig
Brother" books.
The girls won in the spelling con-
test.
TWO-A AND Il.
Richard Corporan and Everett
Badger have returned to school.
Hazel Beebe. Harriet MoKeand
and Leone Kelley are i'll.
In our nature work We are study
ing birds and flowers.
ONE-A AND TWO-B.
Melvin Morris has been trans
ferred back TO our school His
mamma is better now, so that ne
can be at home.
Ethel Born, who came from Ra-
mfr Her 10 IL
room
We had a beautiful Cecropia
moth come out of one of our cocoons
last week.
ONE-A AND Il.
The children are much interested
in watching the orioles in the school
yard. They have brought string to
put out TO help them in building
their nests.
In our nature lessons We are
studying the bird pictures in color.
We enjoyed seeing the moths which
came from their cocoons this week.
and had several stories and a poem
about them.
We are studying Japan in our
geography work.
Our sale of Thrift stamps now
amounts TO Sos. Nearly all the chill
dren are war savers now. We are
trying very hard to get a 100 per-
cent card for our window.
KINDERGARTEN.
Hope Ellsasser entertained the
children with a birthday party Tues
day.
William HOsler and Beulah Ales
have returned after long absences,
due 10 illness.
Mary Johnson is absent.
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ROOM SEVEN

Hilda Roby and Henry McNabb
received the highest marks in a
geography test Friday Lois Cook.
William Bath. Edna Bolinger and
Marguerite Troeger received highest
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Geraldine McPheeteTs OF our
room received the certificate from
Kaley for winning first honor in the
four-miEute speeches Friday.
Louis Salamon, Henettria Allen,
Frank Molar, Tt elma Van Dusen
and Geraldine McPheeters received
A in arithmetic test Friday
Every one received 100 percent in
spelling and a plus in definitions
this week
Raymond Stewart has finished his