South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
COQUILLARD SCHOOL
Henry MeNabb and Hilds Raby,
Editors.
KINDERGARTEN.

KINDERGARTEN.
Happy Hogkins of the kindergar-
ten has gone with her parents to
Detroit to reside.
Budday Espick has returned 10
kindergarten after several months
absence.
It's pretty hard for the little chill
dren TO get TO school by the new
time.
ROOM ONE.
The food slogan for this week in
the one-B is:
Bread and guns
Will beat the Huns"
In nature study the one-B's are
learning about food and habits OF
the bluebirds. AS soon as time per-
mits they are going TO memorize a
poem called The Bluebird"
Mrs. Fred Champagne was a
visitor in one-B Friday afternoon.
In arithmetic the children in one
b are learning how to measure diff
! ferent objects in the rom with
/ their rulers.
Miss Haines brought some stereo-
graphs from the library and they
were pictures Of Dutch life and we
enjoyed looking at them through
our stereOscopes.
George Williams is our new pupil
from the Elder school.
Robert Nahn is the only pupil
whose name appeared on the honor
roll for being neither absent or tardy
the first eight weeks.
For drawing we are doing Red
Cross work. making thread winders
for the soldiers comfort kits.
ROOM THREE.
The two-B's have completed their
work in the Baldwin and Bender
readers and are using the child
classics now.
/ We are learning The Discomfort
ed Buttercup" in our language Pc
Rod
Since the beginning OF this Sc
mester the boys of our grade have
not had any tardy ones among them
ROOM FOUR
/ our rom has been making calen-
dar pads for the soldiers in Red
I Cross work.
The following pupils received 100
in an arithmetic test Miss Anderson
/ gave the twO-A's: Wayne Barker
I Ella Conant. Thelma Langwith and
I Lretta Nuruk; three-B: Josephine
Haughton, Eileen Teska.
our room is a Red Cross unit
ROOM FIVE.
49,
week are Charles Hahn and Beat
rice Teeple.
/ Charles Hahn won in a contest OF
stars in all work against Marvin
Dark by a majority Of 259 10 10
| Donald Becker and Mildred San
/ derS are the new captains
Margaret Burke is nag bearer a:
a reward for having the most star:
in the room. She has 81 stars.
We are a little over 20 percent ir
our Thrift stamp campaign. This
navy is one member ahead.
Those who received 100 in Tues
days arithmetic test were Inel
TTuax. Dorothy Ginger. Olive Jena
Leroy Peterson and owen Weaver
ROOM SIX.
We have one new member IN the
Thrift army, making 27 in all.
In history we have been studying
7 the pioneers in Indiana.
Russell Hupp. Janice Reed anC
Joseph Birdsell each received 100 IL
test IN arithmetic on Tuesday.
ROOM SEVEN.
In our history work We have
completed the first year OF the rev
/ dictionary war.
We had hve new members in tbs
Thrift army this week altogethel
making 25 members.
Those getting 100 in the seogra
ply test given Friday were: Dorths
Getz Henry McNabb. Hilda Raby
Buelah Briese and Reynolds Metz.
In geography work We are TAX
ing up Africa
Most OF Us have a good start il
our humane essays.
In reading we are taking up .'rh.
Legend of sleepy Hollow" by wash
ington Irving.
We have a new pupil. Mildres
Miller from the Elder school.
In art work we are going TO MAKE
Joke books for the soldiers.
ROOM EIGHT.
Ne nos have IA Thrift ARM