South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-20
KALEY SCHOOL
Susie Gresho and Anna Lassu.
Editors.

in stamps.
The seventh grade is still in the
lead having seven baby bonds and
total Of $39.75.
The six BIS are second having six
bonds and a total of s36.75, Her
man Dyke is the FIRST one at Haley
to hold three of the War Saving
certificates.
The five-B's are third and they
( have five bonds and total of $3.50. /
READING NOTES.
The eight IS are reading Whit F
/ tiers Snow Bound" the six AS
The Siege Of Leyden" by Motley:
and the six BIS are very much in
terested in The Sea Fight" taken
from Ben Hur" by Lew Wallace.
Sixteen Of the six BIS received A
plus in the review lesson in spell
ing and the eight BIS have the high
est average this week in definitions. .
DRAWING NOTES.
The art department is making
place cards for a party which the
teachers are giving for Miss Ruth
I Walker, who leaves soon for Berke-
ley, California TO be married The
place cards represent the American
soldier. These are done in water
colors.
Some clever nut cups in form of
/ travelling bags with small tags with
name of guest are also being made
for the party.
\ CHARACTER PARTY.
A most enjoyable old time Haley
character party was given to the
Haley teachers by Mrs. Dan Painter
at her home on Lincoln Way West
last Monday evening.
The usual round of exciting pre-
vailed all evening while the various
people were getting acquainted in
I their lately adopted costumes.
At the close of the evenings mer-i
riment the hostess served a lunch
con.
I KINDERGARTEN.
| Our attendance has been very
! poor, because of the bad weather.
Francis Buckle is back in kinder
! garten after several days absence.
ONE-A
/ We had 10 boys and girls in one
A who had perfect papers in spell
/ ing last week
Willie Madison is quarantined
with the chicken pox.
TWO-B.
| George Szucs is absent. He lives
! 50 far out that he is snowbound
and cannot get to school
We are working extra hard be-
cause we want to get good grades
TO pass in two-A.
Edith SpidinsBi is absent on &C
! count Of illness.
TWO-A
We have one War Savings Stamp
and several Thrift Stamps in our
room.
Minat Myers has been specially
! promoted to our room from two-B.
THREE -B.
Melvin Baker was transferred to
! Linden school this week
Jennie Colbert has knitted several
/ blocks for a cOnvalescent blanket
Miss Shirk and Miss ROsencrans
! have been the special teachers this
week.
FOUR-B.
! Evelyn Miller has been i'll with
tonsilitis.
The four-Bs are working hard
for perfect arithmetic papers every
day.
We are studying North America
in geography.
FOUR-A.
IN history the four-A's are study
ing the life of Thomas A. Edison.
We are reading the story Of The
Griffin and the Minor Canon"
The four-A's are ready for chap
ter seven in music. That is the be-
ginning of January work.
The children who had one hun
dred in arithmetic every day last
week were Maggie Macy, Clifford
Smith, Verna Szymkowiak, Andrew
Lichkay, Leo Katlewski Frank
Polk. Anna Kenna and Edna Scott
Walter Sabo has six Thrift
Stamps towards his second bond
Frank Kotick has seven stamps and
Mary Nemeth two making a total Of
$50 for four-A grade
FTVE-B.
Donnizetti Caste has come 70 our
room from Muncie Ind.
FTVE-A.
Every one in our room has re-
ceived 100 in spelling every day this
week.
we had a test in English Thurs
day.
Our oral stories Tuesday were. "A
story That Has Been Told 10 Me-.
Some OF them were very Interesting.
EIGHTH.
All but two got A i'm spelling.
We are studs Ing Longitude ard
latitude in arithmetic
Our visitors IN music this were
M's- S,IetIer Jf III IJeri.n 9iltre
IN Ohio and Miss Becker a former
K les teacher.
Anna Lassu has not recovered
from her illness.
Marie GOhn, Esther Johnson and
Elizabeth Horvath were others alb
sent this week
Mr.. Koenig made his regular visit
in calisthenics this week.
Herman Prebie has withdrawn
from our class.
EiSth-B girls are knitting blocks
for Belgium babies blankets.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL