Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-25
One Hundred and Seven Perfect in At tendance at Grammar Schooi-Much Sickness During Term-New Organ to Be Shipped in Five Weeks-Local Mention.

The winter term of the Greene Vile grammar schools, which ended thursday, was a hard one, in so far as attendance is concerned Principal C- H. Hobson's report shows that the schools have been handicapped by a much larger number of absences than usual; in fact, a year with so large a number has not been experienced Tor many years. At times one-fifth or the entire membership has been ab- sent, owing to the many contagious and infectious diseases that have been prevalent. The percentage of attend these conditions. The per cent for the term was 92; for the corresponding 95.4.
 tered during the entire term, including those occurring in the grammar, inter mediate. primary and Kindergarten, was D. There were two cases in Jan uary. three in February and none in March This is the first time, with in the memory of those connected with the school. that no case of tardi- ness has occurred in an entire month. were Il cases.
 The number of pupils who have not been absent tardy, or excused for the term was 107. This is a good showing when all the circumstances peculiar to the term just past are taken into consideration The winter term of 1909 was credited with 166 pupils who were, perfect in attendance. The following were perfect for this term:
 Room No. 10, Rachel Jennings, teacher. Number perfect IS. Hazel L. Banfeld. May F. Biggs. Beatrice Spellman. Gladys V. Wilson. Olga M. Zachae, Harry D. Allen. Frank G. Benson. Charles Grove, George Cook, Emory ". Card, Archie R. Gilchrist, n Raymond P. Williams, Robert w. Ken dalI.
 Room No g. Marguerite E. vetter, teacher. Number perfect 19. John son, Potter Gorton, Frank Kendall, John Ksiazek, Walter Moore. Stanley Mulkin, Charles Natzel, Howard Pear son, Pierre Theve, Bradburg Wade, ret Luppert Dorothea McNeely. Oze- lia Robillard, Florence lilly, Alice Wi mans.
 Room No 8. Miss Catherine F. 10. Annie Atkins, Ellen Atkins, Mil dred Grove, Elizabeth Kruck, William Fleming, Carl Levander, Walter Me Nicely, George Natzel Stanley Ro1zow- ski Arthur Rydholm
 Room No T, Miss Mary A. Malone teacher. Number perfect. 12. Helen Ksiazek, Anna Luppert. Margaret Null holland, Alice Rothwell, Anna Yer W1llldfn BTOSIOSke, Elmer Johnson, Walter Kohansld, Charles Martins Hillary Narusewick, Gnstaf Nelson. Henry Ringland
 Room No. 6, Winifred U. Skelley, teacher. Perfect in attendance. 13. George Grove, Gerald Coughlin, John Connors, George Farrell, Alfred Crebe, John Hoar, Peter Rozanski. Bradford Ricketts, Raymond Worth Ruth Eric son. Mary Kilkenny Willetta Ring land,- Jennie Spellman.
 Room No. 3. Mary IL. McI,au ghiin teacher. Number perfect 6. Pearl Moody, Lillian Prude1l Antony Grom- ko. Joseph Goodman, John Kruck Benjamin lilly.
 Room No A. Katheryne E. Casey, teacher. Number perfect 8. Helen be. Steffa Narusewich. Jennie Pearson Hugo Eevander Frederick Metzger Joseph Valenda.
 Room No. 3, Mary T. Sullivan. Ellison, Anna Gorton, William Kern, Hazel King, Stanley Kohanski, Gus Kruck, Irene MulhoIland James Pe- dace, Arthur Prodell Peter Roflowski Dominic Rozanski, Fred Zachae.
 Room No. 4P, Katherine c. Kelly teacher. Number perfect 4. Elsie Pearson Dora Cayouette, John Kee- nan, Anna Ksiazek.
 Room No. 3P, Helena A. Hoar, teacher Number perfect 1. Arthur Ladd
 Room No. IA, Amelia M. Young, teacher. Number perfect 1. William
 Room No. 1B, Julie B. Kuebler, teacher. Number perfect 2. Arthur Ellison William Smead-
 Kindergarten, Louise P Hovey, teacher. Number perfect l. Frank ProdeH
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