South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10

ind life easier in school If you'll
OBEY each law and rule"
Peter Bognar and Francis Jones
do not think il much of an efort
10 be in time for mass every morn
ing.
Hail to King "Miggs." Marble sea
son has arrived. Before school and
after school there is always some
one willing 10 play with you. In
school you can hear drop, drop.
drop, 90 the ''pee-wee" on the floor.
Immediately they are no more.
John Schmitt and John Piers
share the honors for the highest
averages in the month OF February
both receiving SO percent.
Grammar! We had a test in it
Thursday. We are wondering
whether there IS anything in life be-
sides tests. We hope SO.
We sure. are proud of Cecil Lythe
for winning the 81 prize last sunday.
We also want 10 compliment Clar-
ence Meiser for getting third prize.
SIXTH GRADE.
! Our memory gem:
! Our work must be prompt,
+ Like the rising and setting sun.
Our next duty we'll begun.
With promptness is half done.
Excellent seat work in arithmetic
from Henry Chrobot. Frederick.
Charles Schilling, Raymond Payne.
sylvester Clarity, Edward Chirhart
and Burton Toepp.
The boys in time for O'Clock
ranks were: Frederick Drain. Car
! ence Meiser, Burton Toepp. Paul
! Kelly, Homer Reiter, Raymond
Payne. Max Eble, Edward Chirhart.
Charles Schilling and Sylvester Gar
rity.
The reports were given out Mon
day p. m. The highest average in
the 9th grade were sylvester Gar
] rity, 90 percent and Michael Bog
mar 30 percent.
/ We have heard rumors that the
eighth grade girls are so afraid that
! the sixth grade boys are going to
/ set ahead Of them (buying Thrift
| stamps) that we'll we are not try
ing TO get ahead Of anybody just
trying to do our Bit and be pa
triotic.
Michael Bognar is on the sick
list this week. Brace up. smile and
come back Monday. Michael
EIGHTH GRADE.
The attendance at mass was very
| good this week. Some Of the boys
could not get to mass on time owinS
[ tie extremely cold" weather.
In reading this week we are hav-
Ing To a Waterfowl by William
Cullen Bryant.
Raymond Sousley had his usual
! half holiday Thursday morning.
John Harringer and Michael Mais
were absent this week.
We resumed our church history
! and reading classes Tuesday morn
/ ing, after a vacation of two weeks.
In physiology we are having a
very interesting lesson on the super
intendent of the body, the brain.
We were allowed to choose our
own subject for our compositions
| which are to be handed in Monday.
Our star basketball player has
revived all his old interest and he
/ SAcAA NNA 81 WIN a ST. AAcfNA fAAAA ~
win all the games for his side for the
rest of the season.
Stay il Ray
Please do play
We want our star
For many a day.
y new carrier replaced the Jolly
! little mail man who used TO call
amy Thrift stamps today?" and
when Uncle Sans new man came
| Thursday morning nearly all the
boys had invested their extra quar-
tiers but this week we will not for
| get to wait.
Mr.. Ireland made his usual week
| ly call. He is glad the boys of st.
! Patrick's school are true TO their
colors but we think he really feels
neglected because we give him no
extra jobs.
John Harringer has spent a few
days out of school in the service OF
his employer. Rumor says he is
| going into partnership with-we do
not like to mention names-but any
how he makes a good salesman on
| bargain days. Someone wanted to
bug ANAAEA SheNNNo anu a NY NAt ~
Johns nose heightened, he smiled
/ in his genial way and advised the
wOuld-be purchaser to go TO a hard
ware store; however, he did not fail
10 say, sorry / cannot oblige you.
SEVENTH GRADE.
The boys in time for mass were
! Walter Calnon, Francis Anderson,
Edgar Smith, Frederick Gantert
James McCay, Harold Miller and
! Serge Rivard.
The sewers for the week were
Sylvester Clarity and Harold Miller
The absentees were william Lang
] erbahn. Joseph Cira and Blaze
/ Makelski.
II We have a new boy in our grade
l whose name is Charles Albertus
In reading we are having How
! Copperfield learned Stenography, "
by Charles Dickens
The seventh grade was defeated
! by the eighth grade in basket ball
| by a score Of y to 10.
The composition for this week
was "SprinS," and many good COM
positions were handed in.
Almost all the boys are going 10
have war gardens this year.