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


box this week. and sent il TO Miss
Carr. who used to be our school
nurse. Miss Carr is now located
at TT Lee. in Virginia
ROOM ONE.
Mary Donna Stickley came 10 US.
from the Muessel school this week.
The conversation was about sol
diers.-what they do. where they
go, why. etc. some child mention
ed their using automobiles. when
asked what soldiers do with them.
one child replied. They want them
to come home in when the war is
over"
ROOM TWO.
Mona Robbins and Catherine
Schriener have entered our room.
Rose Vida received the prize in a
spelling match.
The two-A grade came TO our
room for a Flag drill on Feb. y.
Twenty boys and girls received
stars for perfect spelling papers last
week.
ROOM THREE.
-Four little folks were reentered
this week and we are sorry TO say
we still have three absent with
whooping cough
Martha Koracs has measles.
Our school room decorations for
March will consist of pussy-willows
and a Windy March calendar.
Mary Sykol was transferred. we
shall miss Mary.
The three first grades together
furnished a FIVE room house which
will be on display at the public Ii
brary after March /.
ROOM FOUR.
Katherine FacZkas has been
transferred from our room. We did
not like TO have Katherine leave.
The boys and girls had perfect
attendance Monday and Tuesday.
The amount of the stamps sold
in our room last week was $22.G5.
J ROOM SEVEN.
Z Mrs. Collins and Mable Kleckner
of Monterey were visitors at the
oliver school Monday.
Twenty-Five out of forty-siX of the
four-B's received 100 per cent in a
spelling test.
The second division of the four-B's
are reading Around the World
The four-B's enjoyed a 20 minute
program devoted to Longfellow.
ROOM EIGHT.
Joseph Vargo and Mary Hodjsa
have been absent on account of i'll
ness.
We are making Longfellow book
let's TO celebrate the birthday OF
Henry w. Longfellow,-the child
ren's poet.
Mary Polly is nurse this week and
Orvil Kreps is doctor.
A Thrift club" has been formed,
of which Robert Hopper is president
and Rose Szaloi secretary.
Miss Ney visited this week; also
Mr.. Koenis.
ROOM NINE.
Irene Marco came back Wednes-
I day. after the death of her father.
Thomas Arcs, John Barna, and
Lillian Perkins had Toe in the arith-
metic test Friday.
ROOM NINE.
Alice Engle has been absent for
two weeks on account of sickness.
Those absent in siX-B this week
we're: Josephine ROsepovich, julius
Fozo. Mary Sahara, James Farkas.
and Jacob Kizer.
The six-A's had 100 per cent at
tendance this week.
The sixth grade boys are making
scrap books for the soldiers. The
girls are making shot bags and tow
/ els for the soldiers.
The sixth grade now has 10 men,
/ bers in its Thrift club. Kate Nyikos
| Joined this week. Alice Bergstedt
and Mary Macy have War Saving
/ stamps.
Ten pupils in this room have won
Health Crusade pins. by living up
TO the health rules for eight weeks.
Our memory gem last week was
Speak not injurious words, neither
| in jest nor in earnest
Scoff at none, although they give
occasion.-George Washington.
ROOM 10.
Albert Cupins!ci has returned af-
ter being absent several weeks.
1 Miss Ney visited our room Tues
day but Miss Weaver gave the les
son.
Hazel Perkins purchased three
War Saving stamps" this week.
ROOM IL.
Irene Yagadics is out Of school on
account OF the measles.
We are learning The Children's
Hour" for language.