Connecticut western news., 1917-10-04
SCHOOL NOTES.

| ] Mrs. Taylor of Norfolk, recently ad. dressed the high school pupils, urging them to do their part in the conserva- tion of food. The girls were given the opportunity to sign cards, expressing pounds of foodstuffs. Many expressed their willingness to aid in the work and added their names.
 MT. Gustav Bochman addressed the high school pupils Friday afternoon on the subject, "The Effect of Alcohol on the Human Mind and Body". His talk was very interesting throughout and we know it will benefit the young people who heard him.
 The Senior class of the high school elected the following officers for the year:-Frederick Goggin, President; Esther Hurlburt, Vice President; Rosa Reel, Secretary; and Philip Rood, Treasurer. The white rose was adopted as their class flower.
 Stenography, writing and spelling are included in the high school course this year.
 The second teachers meeting will be held in the high school department Friday afternoon of this week.
 The following pupils have not been absent, tardy or dismissed for the four weeks ending Sept. 28, 1917.
 Or. I, E. Ruth Strayer, teacher; Laura Adams, Roland Allyn, Donald Hatch, Walter Lloyd, Bruna Masiero, Loretta Masiero. Joseph Sondrini, Floyd Strattman, Jennie Wyckoff, Mary Foley.
 Or. II, Anna E. Waters, teacher; Eugenie Beaujon, Louise Brewer, Elizabeth Gondellj, Mary Gondelli. Mildred Gray, Marguerite Mullen, Sylvia Paris, Polly Perotti. Edwin Scutt, Florein Sondrini, Jeanne Terg. liafera, Dorothy Tripp, Percy Weaver.
 Or. 3 and 4, Martha E. Wilbur, teacher; Gertrude Adams, Lena Ange- To, Mildred Beebe. James Place, Elvera Castagna, Frederick Wyckoff, Louis DeBarbieri, Angel Gatti, Elizabeth Gondelli, Anna Gray, Douglas Hatch, Mason Noble, Roger Paris, Royce Price, Frederick Reel, Louise Rhoades, Kenneth Spaulding, Cliffc I'd Stratt- man, Ralph Tripp, Louis Green. John Mullen. Claudina Perotti.
 Or. and 5, Katherine Hamer, teacher; Eugenia Angelic, Alfaretta Beebe, Charles Beilke, Amelio Boni, Marion Drumm, Virginia Gondelli, Elsie Hayes. Mazda Johnson, Isabel Lindell, Mary Montani, Francis O'Neil, Elizabeth Reel, Francis Smith, Louis Streck, Edward Tripp, William Tripp, Evelyn Beilke, Carmita Lasher, Kathleen Mullen, Joseph neel, Sara Rhoades, Edna Place, Florence Whit ing, Roberta Fitzgerald, Albert Nelson.
 Or. and 7. Ruth P. Gaylord, teacher: Ruth Beaujon, August Gas. tagna, Louis Col, Evelyn Lindell, Ellen Drumm, John Foley, Joseph Mansir, Francis Mcclure, Edward Mo. Guire, Esther Nelson, Belva Paris, Harold Scutt, Victoria Clemson, Kathryne Corcoran, George Curtis, Henry Dodge, Peter Foley, Watson Hayden, Helen Roberts. Gladys Ste in- hilber, Victor Steinhilber.
 Or. and 8, E. O. Lindell, teacher; Norman Hicks, James Mansfield, John | V NoAA, I1cIon Dd1Ius mdDel bd1Tu, Louise Beaujon, Naomi Carter, Flor ence Goggin, Helen Green, Mildred Green, Elsie Hester, Catherine Killa- wee, Ethel Moore, Thomas O'Neil, Francis Place, Charles Reel. Huldah Reel, Mary Sweeney.
 High School; Anna M. Beebe, Elsa O. Borg, George Corcoran, Helen M. Dewey, Theodore Dickinson, Dwight W. Ferry, William s. Finney, John F. Goggin, Mary Elizabeth Lee, Edith E. Lindell, Mildred O. Manslr, Oscar Schreiber, Elizabeth A. Smith, Alan A. Stone, Catherine Sweeney, Doris E. Swift, Florence Adams, Elwood Beebe, Howard Bailey, Madeline Coe, Frank Corcoran, Louise Curtiss, Alfred Dunn, Howell Freeman, Mark Fuller, Mar. garet Goggin, Walter Goggin, Henry etta Hugins, Fenn Manacci, Myra Proper, Mary Stratton, Ruth Fitch, Caroline Himmel, Lillian Parsons, Maitland Adam, Leroy Beaujon, Dorothy Davison, Blanche Frink. Frederick Goggin, Do1a Heinz, Esther Hurlburt, Marjorie Johnson, Algott Lindell, Katherine Mansfield, Alice Perdrizet. Rosa Reel, Sara Reel, Philip Rood.