South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-10
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Nadine Fisher and Thelma Curtis,
Editors-
KINDERGARTEN.


chair for him with five gold links
and served popcorn and apples 10
al the children
Katheryn Grendling has moved
and will so 10 the Studebake kin
dergarten.
Jane Jones and Donald Hobbs are
back asain We are 30 glad 10 well
come them again.
Ida Kathrine Burchard IS a new
girl In our kindergarten.
We are saving paper for our pa
per contest. Many of our children
have bought Thrift stamps
ROOM TWO-ONE-A.
We are beginning the study OF
spring birds and find them very in
terestins.
Mrs. r. II. Miller visited our room
last week. We are glad to- have
parents visit US and hope 10 see 9TH
ers here soon.
ROOM ONE-ONE-B.
Ethel Decker who was in has re-
turned
TheadOre Anderson has the
mumps.
Dorothy Grendling has been trans
ferred 70 the studebaker school
ROOM THREE.
IN our writing lessons We have
been working 20 improve our differ
ent letters. This week we are
working on the letters c. 90, A, L.
IN our art work we have been
making landscapes with ducks play
ing and swimming
In our nature study we have been
studying about the animals and
birds who stay here all winter.
ROOM FOUR.
Julius Berta entered the three-A
from the Oliver school Monday
James Siefer entered from the
River Park school. Monday.
Florence Snoor received a Thrift
stamp for the best George Wash
ington story.
Lloyd Puckett and Rae Kinzie
have reentered this week
Carlton Mellott received two
Thrift stamps from Miss Malone for
selling the most tickets for our en-
tertainment He sold Sc tickets.
GRADE FOUR-B.
In en- arithmetic test on multiple
cation and division by IL, Philomeen
Van Vlasslaer. Hugh Yoden. John
Smith, Paul Wray. Dwight Ritter,
Lillian Wilson. Clarence Kemble.
Clarence Harlin, and Ruth Denslow
received 100 percent.
Donald Whiteman. Charles New
man. Claude Rooms and Harry Rog-
ers have returned TO school.
ROOM FIVE.
N,..fs oIrsh NJ
a girls Thrift club. Carl Prinzhorn
is the president and Charles Steck
is the secretary Of the boys club.
Esther Flagle is the president and
Evelyn Vand~car is the secretary of
the girls club.
Miss Malone told the boys and
girls that he boy or girl who sold
the most tickets. she would give two
thrift stamps for the first prize and
for the second prize one thrift
stamp. Carl Meyers in our room re-
ceived the second prize Of one thrift
stamp.
Our memory gem for this week is:
1T is not the deed we do,
Though the deed be ever so fair.
But the love shat the dear Lord
looketh for,
Hidden with the lowly care
IN the hearts of the deed so fair.
In sewing class we are making
Red Cross things.
We have some pussT willows in
our rooms. They are very pretty.
ROOM SIN.
The six AS had an arithmetic test
Monday. Mildred Leslie was the only
one who received one hundred.
our room has nine blocks made
for blanket 10 be sent 20 the Red
Cross.
our drawing teacher was here
Thursday. We are making emblems
of the different departments OF the
army.
More than one half of our room
have bought Thrift stamps.
our school is having a paper con-
test. The room that has the most
paper and rubber viii receive one
dollar.
Ruth Beeler. Bernice Klopfen-
stein. Roland Reynolds and Nerla
Fisher were absent Tuesday
-Four people received one hundred
in arithmetic test Tuesday
Ruth Beeler save primrose 10
the room last week.
ROOM SEVEN.
George and Wilbur Siefer have
entered our room from the River
Park school.
The absent ones this week were
Wilbur Siefer. clyde Brewer and
Raymond swanson.
Thelma Curtis received 100 per
cent I'm our arithmetic test this week
and Ethel stout and Raymond swan
son received loo in the History test
Miss Albert is reading TO us dur
ing morning exercises The Fla
minCo Feather
our school is havinS "a paper and
rubber contest this week and We
are 4rying hard 70 win the prize.
ROOM EIGHT.
We had an arithmetic test The
p.pers we're very good. We also had
spelling test. no one had "a grade
below 4.
EVELYN Crawford has moved 70
another city.
We are making soldier boy pos
ters we are making American.
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