Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-30
PUPILS PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE
For the Past Term and for the Year Schools of the Large Number Shown Who Have Not Been Absent Tardy Nor Dismissed From September to June

The following is the list of pupils in the schools of the town who have 1 been perfect in attendance during the term and also for the year. The star red names are those perfect for the year, in which many of the schools and grades show a fine record:
 Broadway.
 Eighth grade, F. I. Newton, H. S. l Blackmar, E. G. McCloud. A. M. Pe- l trie, teachers. Entire number of pu- pills. 97; neither absent tardy, nor Herbert D. Anderson. Leon ". Bil- I lings, Raymond l. Branche, John c. c. Dixon, Arthur w. Ferguson, #Philip Bushnell. Joseph Connor, William |. Hall, Lester G. Hull, Ulmer M. 1 Jewett, Alfred L. Morrill, Rudolph c. man Rasmussen, Donald s. Robinson. Douglass B. Sevin, Charles H. Tir- rell. Ethan P. Adams, Bessie A. Board man, *Viola M Boardman, Catherine M. Grover, Elsie Heber, @Evelyn M Hill, Hermoine Howard, %Mary B. Lamb, Doris O. Main, Claris L. Mel win, Jennie MoBurney, Ruth L. Sul- ger, Elizabeth Sevin, Miriam A. Vaughn, Honora L. Williams. @Helen Seventh grade: F. F. Fellows, teacher: Entire number of pupils, 36; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 15. Andrew J. Boyens, @Robert J. Campbell, Clarence w. Fowler, "Du- worth c. Harris. Worth Howard, Ed was s. Johnson, Frederick A. O. Neil, Alfred P. Storms, Frederick c. Thumnn, %E1izabeth M. Connell, Helen L. Dodd, Anna L. Driscoll, Miriam M Grover, +lMary B. Kelly, +Viola L. Waltz.
 Seventh grade: J. L. Spencer, teach E1nTjTa T71JT1hpT 01ITjIS SSa neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 13. Elizabeth N Assad, Hattie R. Clark, Bertrice R Green, *Lucile Jackson, Natalie p. Lyons, *Walter R. Pierson, Gladys H. Rice Edward
 H. Ross, Martha H. SabinsIli, Martha E. Taylor. *Richard W. Tobin, Robert c. Woodmansee, Florence H. Wutt- key
 Sixth grade: Eleanor M. Rose, teacher. Entire number of pupils 34; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed 15. Joseph J. Burns, Peter J. Burns, %DanieI w, Carpenter, Stella M. Con- nell, Frederick T. Copp, Thomas J. Gleason, #Harold Kinder, Antonia A. Kratochville, J. Russell Lacy, George B. Morse. Marion Mott, Eva s. Pat ridge, %EIner T. Pierson. Lawrence H. Tefft, John T. Young.
 Sixth grade: Mary Powers, teach CT. Entire number of pupils, 33; nef- ther absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 10. Arthur Botham, Raymond Boynton, Everett Douglass, Edward Duro, %Louis Epps, William Pedace Eugene Rouleau, Rose Breckenridge, Bessie Brown, Lucille SpauIding.,
 Fifth grade: J. M. Case, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 33; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, r. Ed ward Assad, Frank Bush, Ruth Bart lett, *Eleanor Burns, &Martha Chinn, Nelly Drake, Marian Dunbar, Joseph Hartley, *Paul Hill, Constance Learn ed, @Yip Liang, Irene Mccarthy, Rob- ert Mafit. Annie Stockdale, John Tefft, Irene Worth, Paul Worth.
 Fourth grade: Helen Marshall La throp, teacher. Entire number of pu- pils 28; neither absent tardy, nor dismissed, 12- William E. Johnson, Robert H. Johnson. Philip F. John son, *Daniel Leone. Robert c. Lud- low, Charles H. Lovella, Hartley B. Morse, #MabeI F. Douchette, Eliza beth L. Harvey, Ruth D. H. Thomp- sop, Bessie Wener, Helen LOwenber-
 Third grade; Ellen G. Clune, teach CT. Tony A. Bush, *Harold B. Chinn, John F. Fellows, Bernard GilIis, AL bert W. Werth, Edna A. King. Ethel
 Second grade: Jeanette c. stra- han, teacher. Entire number of pu- pils, 26, neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 6. Walter Corcoran, IhOmaS Ed1VeSs Helen COyley J eIT1e Trachtenburg Fannie Weiner, *Alice Anderson.
 First grade: L. Lucia Wilson, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 34; neither absent, tardy, nor dis missed. 4. Raymond Brown, Marga- ret Dodd. Helen Kinney, James Mo
 Kindergarten: Susie c. Whttt1esey, Ruth L. Potter, teachers. Entire number of pupils, 38; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 1. Ella Weiner.
 GreenevilIe School.
 Eighth grade: Rachel Jennings and Catherine F. CoughIin, teachers. Entire number of pupils, IS; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 10: Carl E. Berkoff, George A. Crowe*, John J. Hoar, Richard A. NelsOn>, William H. Shaw, Winnifred G. Baker, Lillian A. Karkutt, Helen J. Prodell, Willetta RingIand#, Jane c. Spellnan*.
 Willetta Ringland perfect attend ance for nine years.
 Seventh grade: Catherine F. Cough lin and Rachel Jennings, teachers. Entire number of pupils, 54; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 34: Helen Blackstone, Ethel Boyd, Dora Ca youette%, Frances Danilowicz", Mar garet Donovan, Gladys Ellison, Anna Borton~, Fannie Kendall, Irene Ken fieldA, Anna Ksiazek, Irene Mulhol- IdnQ~, DuLn R1ChlnlGy~y ElSl0 rear sons, Stella Peterson, Lillian ProdeIl, Edna Prodell*, Lottie Rozyski*, Elea- nor Snigiel, Sophie TiIlen@, Harold DahI*, Hugh DiIIworth", Harold Evansa, Raymond Harris*, Frederick Heller, George McNally", Charles Nelson, Arthur ProdeIl, Dominic Ro- zansli, William Ringland*, Charles Sears, Valentine Sebastian, John Supliclt%, Benjamin Tilly*, Frank zu- kowski.
 Sixth grade: Margaret E. vetter, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 33; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 19. George F. Barwell*, Max A. Dempski, Thomas c. Ferguson, Steph- en Hoffman, Joseph Lewon%, Arthur Olsson, Raymond Sheahan%, Fred Smead", Benjamin T. Steavens%, Lila M. Chapman, Florence B. Kennedy, Gertrude K. Kilkenny, Frances Ksiazek, Elizabeth McCIimon, Sarah McGill, Celia Rozycki", Blanche Smt- gfeL Marguerite Sutthiu. Winifred Zahn.
 Fifth and sixth grades: Elizabeth Madden, teacher. Entire number of pupils, 36; neither absent, tardy nor dismissed, 16: Josephine Dempslzi, Annie Hansen, Hazel King, Edith Mo- Avoy, Pauline Sobolewski, Edna Min CT, John AIubowcz, Thure Dahl", Fred Eaton, Arthur E11ison~, tntone Fid- Ia T~E-