News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-07
MORRISTOWN SCHOOLS


ME Bliss, Netlie Burner, Mae Clary, Bes-
sye Coburn, Susan Delano, Esther Green,
Doris Graves, Hazel Hoyt, Alice Hay
ford, Gladys McCombie, Freda Noble,
Freda PerlrotI, Hazel Pope, Permelia
Raymond, Mildred Seaver. Marion Stay
ton, Edith Stewart, Doris Stone, Mary
Whitcomb, Clyde Beard, Marvin Bourn,
Ellis Cram, Bliss Fairbanks, Harold
Gates, Ellis Meleney, Hugh Parker, Ray
mond Warren.
A Grammar-Arlie Bartlett, Glendora
Churchill, Blanche Comstock, Bertha
Goodell, Freda Hayford, Thelma Hoyt,
Bertha McCombe, Muriel Smith, Made
line Wallace, Ida WEIGH, Winfield Hamel,
George Twiss, Eleanor Downey.
B Grammar-Virginia Badger, Eliza
beth Boyce, Madeline Gates. Addie Nc
Combie, Ina Wells, Frances Smith, Ward
Badger. Newton Camp, Fred Moore, Har-
old Moore, Paul Ide, Carroll Miller, Earl
Slayton, Robert Slayton.
Second ntermediate-Anna Bassett,
Ruth Clark. Gladys Dick, Leona Smith,
Lillian Stone, Vedeana Smith, Lynwood
Emmons, Alton Fay, Raymond Lam
pher, Henry Stone, Roy Spaulding, Har-
old Welborg.
First rmediate-Marjorie Bickford,
Evelyn Camp, Madeline Hill, Madge
! Howard, Velma Huntley, Adelena Ray
mond. Delbert Fay, Porter Greene, Wal
lace Peck, willard Sanders.
Second Primary-Bertha Aller, Nettie
Bidwell, Florence Badger, May Clark,
Addie Goodrich, Ruby Grswold, Ruth
Huntley, Cornelia Mould, Wendell Alex
ander, William Darrah, George Foss,
Russell Huntley, Lyle Small, Raymond
Spaulding, George st. Louis, Walton
Waite, Raymond Howard, Amy Sparks.
First Primary-Gladys Boyce, Marion
Goodrich, Charlotte Hill, Inez Howard,
Doris O'Neil, America Rosetti, Leslie
Coon, Walter Sargent, Howard Spauld-
ing. Bruce Wallace, Robert Briggs.
Morristown Corners-Vouconda Ven
cite, Maurice Douglass, Wilmer Gallup.
Kenneth Leach, Earl Stanley, Kenneth
Stanley.
Cadys Falls-Bessie Hill, Melva Rob
bins, Bernice Silloway, Gordon Bullard,
Often Billiard, Arson Silloway.
South Randolph-Paul Neuland, Cliff
ford Tatro.
South Laporte-Earl Gamblin, Fay
Gamblin, Harold Sargent, Reba Hollis,
Ruth Foster, Arlie Wright.
Elmore Road-Edward WEIGH.
PIains-Luther Guyette, Ray Billiard,
Harold Stowell
Cole Hill-Gladys Hadlock, Vera Nc
Kee, Clay Chaffee, Herschel Robson,
! Glen Smith, Neil Thayer.
North unprecedented Durgan, Cora
Dyke, Beulah Perry, Nina Durgan' Alison
Hagau, Oscar Mudgett, Wallace Perry.
Mud City-Kate McDermott, Laura
Wrisley, Dorothy Wrisley, Walter Car
roll, Glenn Eaton, John McDermott,
Maurice McDermott, Lyman Mckee. Car
Toll Thayer, Chauncey Morse, Lyle Morse,
Ora Wrisley. Lester Ketchum.
North andolph-Beulah Beard, Lii
liam Beard, Gerald Beard.
Billings-Clarence Bohannon, George
Brough, Lynwood Coan, Fayett Ketchum,
Grace Brough, Margaret Coburn, Margie
Coburn, Cleona Marston, Mabelle Moul-
ton.
SPECIAL HoNoRs
Pupils who have not missed day dur
ing the school year,
Bernice Bassett, Gertrude Batchelder,
Nettie Burnor, Esther Greene, Gladys
McCombie, Freda Perlroth, Mildred Sea-
yer, Marion Slayton, Bliss Fairbanks,
Ellis Melendy and Hugh Parker of Peo-
pies Academy.
Glendora Churchill, Bertha Goodell,
Freda Hayford, Muriel Smith, Ida WEIGH
and Winfield Hamel of the A Grammar
School.
Madeline Gates, Addie McCombie,
Ward Badger and Newton Camp of the
B Grammar School.
Leona Smith of the Second Interme-
diate School,
Madge Howard and Hermon Huntley
of the First Intermediate School.
Mildred Goodrich, Raymond Spaulding
and Florence Badger of the Second Pri'
mary School.
Gladys Boyce of the First Primary
School.
Vouconda Venette of the Corners
School; Alison Hagan of the North La
porte School; Edward Welch of the Ell
more Road School; Luther Guyette, Ray
Billiard and Harold Stowell of the Plains
School; Lyle Morse and Carroll Thayer OF
the Mud City School; Ruth Foster and
Reba Hollis of the South Laporte School
, George Brough, Linwood Coan and Fay
cite Ketchum of the Billings School
Linwood Coan has not missed day FOL
three years and one term, one hundred
weeks in all.
PER CENT OF ATTENDANCE
The average per cent of attendance fol
t the year is high, no school being below
80 per cent, as follows:-Peoples Acide
nv. OIL: A Grammar. %; b Grammar, 90