Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-29
CENTRAL DISTRICT
 MERIToRIous PUPILS.
Many Were Present Every Day During
 the Winter Term of School.

in attendance in the Central district schools during the winter term. There were 1Ss present every day out of a total number of 794 pupils. The meri- torious pupils follow:
 Broadway School. Eighth and Ninth grades; William D. Tillson, Harriet s. Blackmar, Ellen C. McCloud. Annie M Petrie, Margaret kukla, teachers Entire number of pu- pils. 119; neither absent. tardy nor dismissed, 42: Roscoe L. Bentley. Ed ward J. Corcoran*. Frederick s. Crow ell, William A. Gallup. M Manley Httchon, Myron Jackson. Roger O. Jensen', Ronald M Kimbail-, Reginald c. Pardy, Felix J. Rossoii, Morris K. Smith, James c. J. Stanley, Raymond F. Swan@, Lincoln Wadsworth, Ger trude L. Allen, M. May AnseiI+, Ruth W. Blair, Irene c. Baer, Ray D. Gil- more*. Edward O. Hotchkiss, Arthur c. Larsen%, Frederick A. Randall, Wal- ter $. Tarbox, Charles w. Tingley%, LeRoy H. .Whitmarsh. Oliver R. Wulf. Madeline l.: Boynton-, lone F. Breck- enrtdge%, Alice c. Browning, Caroline L. Chapman, Margaret A. Corcoran-. Lena B. Dawley$ Clara c. F. Dom broski", Dorothy H. Ellis", Margaret Kinney. Magic V. Mecan%, Jessica F. Pendleton~, Olive R. Riley, Ruth l.. Stevens, Ruth P Sullivan, Edith F. Thomas, Hazel A. Thomas, Martha Anderson, Mary P. Bresnahans, Belle Brewer, Irene Everett, Ethel V. Lacy, Bessie B. Shaw, Jennie Swatz- burg. Olga M. WuttIeys. |, Perfect for two terms. Eighth grade; Florence E. Fellows, teacher. Entire number of pupils. 37; neither absent. tardy nor dismissed. &: Edwin R. Bracewell. Ameil c. ,Brosof- ski. George E. Counihan, Richard F. Gregson, William Levitslxi, John P. Murphy, Martha E. Hanson, Ruth k. Morgan.
 Seventh grade; J. L. Spencer. teach er- Entire number of pupils, 36; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, g.: James Blair, Edward Brewer. Mar guerite R. Epps, Alfred Jackson, Ed mund c. Jensen, Edward F. Murphy, Grace M Parker. E. Leonard Purvis, Agnes l.. Troland.
 Sixth and Seventh grades; Eleanor M. Rose. teacher. Entire number of pupils. 36; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, IA: Theodor Bauck, Adelaide Brown, Harriet Colt, Genie Dean, Le- Roy Dean, Hazel Fairclough. Isabel Rabinovitch. Albert Senft, Milton Sou ter. William Stanley, Frank Steinke, William Weinert.
 Sixth grade; Jeannette c. Strahan. tea cher. Entire number of pupils. 39 ; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed. II: Grace A. F'rink. Blanche Jackson, Katharine Johnson, Mary McAllster, Hannah Peterson. Nellie Pratt, Charles Coblyn, William Durr, Charles w. Frink, Joseph H. Hall, Ilaurens Hafnil- ton.
 Fifth grade; J. M. Case. teacher. Entire number of pupils. 33; neither absent. tardy nor dismissed. 6: Jane Corcoran. John Brink, Bessie Kramer. Louis Sach, Paul shannon. Pauline Weinert.
 Fourth grade; Helen Marshall La throp, teacher. Entire number of p1i- pills, 37; neither absent, tardy nor dis Gallup, Leon A. Herman, Alfred C. Steinke, Lotta B. Jackson, Mary F.. Lamb.
 Second and Third grades; Mrs. Hat of pupils. ss; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 8: David Cramer, Helen Hedden, Daisy Stinson.
 Broad Street School.
 Seventh Grade-Mary E. Bidwen. teacher. Entire number of pupils, 34; Dorothy Alton. Otto Bolz. Elizabeth Ellis, Henry O'Connell, Viola Palmer, Clarence Sevin, Harry Thiel
 Sixth Grade-Myra F. Parker teach CT. Entire number of pupils, 30; reith- CT absent tary. nor dismissed. 8. Harold Avery. Harold F. Tarbox. Will jam F. Rossol Rosie Dufner, Abby c. Gallup, . Jessie c. Park, Florence A. Smith Etta A. Wight.
 Fifth Grade-Mary E. O'Connell, teacher. Entire number of pupils. 35: neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 6. William Aldrich, John Alton, Jeffery Colt. Mary Lester. Kathryn Sullivan,
 Third and Fourth Grades-A. M. Curtis teacher. Entire number of pupils, 40; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 10. Manley Eastwood. Kent Ellis, John Hanson. Carl Krause. Min nie Dufner, Elsie Jacobson, Edith Pal mer. Helen Peale, Hazel Townsend, Irene Wilson.
 First and Second Grades-Marion G. Beebe, teacher. Entire number of
 
 dismissed, 1. Carroll Alton.
 Kindergarten Grade - G e r ru d @ Browning. teacher. Entire number of pupils 20; neither absent, tardy. nor Vernon M. Randall
 Laurel Hill School.
 Fourth and Fifth Grades-N. T. Col lins, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 37; neither absent, tardy, nor dis missed, F. <Austin Avery, Lloyd Ba- *Thomas Connolly, +Walter Jackson. Edward Londergan, "Octave Morrill,. *Earl Phillips, Fannie Brown, -Julia Epps, *Elizabeth Fillmore, Ruth Geer, *Lucile Jackson sElizabeth Peckham. *Dorothy Wulf. Helene Wulf. *Pres- ent for both terms.
 Second and Third Grades-Nellie J. Buckley, teacher. Entire number of dismissed, 10. Raymond Branche, Lincoln Crawford, William Dixon, Lewis Epps. Thomas Farrell, Lyle Fillmore. Ernest Forbes, Lester Hull, Frank Pardy, Sarah Connolly.
 Kindergarten Grade-Anna E. Set chel, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 20: neither absent, tardy, nor dis missed, 1. Olive Erickson.
 Hobart Avenue School.
 Fourth and Fifth Grades-Mrs. M. & Lamb teacher. Entire number of pupils, 31; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed g. Lloyd Grosvenor Hall, Worth Howard, Eleanor Brewer Fem ton, Anna Teresa Johnson, Mary Mad cline Kelley Edward owen McVeigh, Henry George Muenzel. Rosimond Mil to Raphael, Rene Rance Rouleau.'
 Second and Third Grades-Mary w. Clune. teacher. Entire number of pupils, 35; neither absent, tardy. nor dismissed. 10. Harold $. Darbie. Fred erick R. Gehr, Philip $, Hall, Harry R. Raphael, Lucio Tempesto, Viola G. Engler Mary A. Gehr. Catherine A. Lee. Margaret M. McVeigh, Eugenie Rouleau-