Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
SCHOOL CHILDREN PERFECT
 IN ATTENDANCE

tendance during the fall term at the Norwich public schools:
 Broadway.
 Eighth grade; H. J. Stevens, H. $. Blackmar, F. G. McClodd A. M. Young, teachers. Entire number of pupils, 102; neither absent, tardy, HOT dismissed, 19: Raymond Andersen AL fert E. Brune. Salvatore M. Di Car To. George Fairbanks. Robert H. John son, Jr., Charles Loyelle. Charles H. MeGibney, ,Fr., Michael T. Pane1, Ma ta1ie F. Bussey, Margaret c. DriscoH, Helen G. Kahn, Dorothy P. Lord, Ellen c. O'Hearn, Mildred Peeksam Mar garet Throop, Elizabeth NJ. Truman, Dorothy L. Turner, Mildred F. Whit, ney, Maida ". Wright.
 Seventh grade; J. l.. Spencer, teach CT. Entire number of pupils, 36; peith- CT absent, tstrdy, nor ttisnissedS 4: Charlotte L. Benjamin, Iirt.y J. Bol- due, Cornelius McGibney, Alice E. Wofe.
 Seventh grade; F. E. Fellows teach 1 CT. Entire number of pupils, 39; neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed l 6: Gilbert '. Blackburn, Robert A l CeFcoran, Bernard Giles, Robert Mil Ter. Benjamin Hull, Sarah A. Epps. Seventh grade; Elizabeth Beckley, | teacher. Entire number of rupils, 35; neither absent. tardy nor dismissed. g: ffeorge Clement, John Fellows, Alfred i Haring, Nelson Leiricll, Donald Rath- bone Faith Curtis. MiIiieert Disco, i Rose DriscoH Murial HGldridge. l Sixth grades Myra F. Parker, teach l CT. Entire number of pupils, 32; neith- l CT absent, rardy, nor dismissed, g.: | Gilbert l.. Denison. James Falcone Thomas Hayes, Henry Pinkpank, Car l 1X71a TlorT1ioc I ChTrJch 4 l. ma c. Fenton, Florence E. Morrill, Dorothy Whitney.
 Fifth grade: Mary r. Hinckley
 teacher Entire number of pupils, 40;
 neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed
 6: Otis Fellows, Alice Anderson, Dor
 othy Malcolm, Esterina Ottaviano
 Lucy Wilcox. Dorothy Ferdleton.
 Fourth grade; Mary c. Haln. teach
 CT. Entire number OF pupils, 33; neither absent, tardy nor. dismissed 9: Grace Carey, Marguerite Hayes
 ta Marsh (eXcused). Marion Pedace
 Angelina Romano, Gianetta Romano
 Douglas Fellows.
 Third grade: Ellen c. Clune, teach
 CT. Entire number of pupils, 3S
 neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed
 4: Chester Berghinz, Jeha Schostag
 Duna Lalima, Violet Pedace.
 Second grade;' Jeanpette c. Stra
 han, teacher. Entire number of pupils
 29; neither absent, tardy. ltor dismiss ed. 4: John Johnson, Liberty John [ son, Mary Malerba, Elsie MehL { First. grade; L. Luella Wilson, teach ; CT. Entire nuh;ber of pupils, 42; neith
 CT absent, taFdy, nor dismissed, Joseph Lalinia.
 el Kindergarten grade; Susie c. Whit I ! tlesey, teacher. Entire number of pu l pills. fl; neither absent, tartiy. nor dis l missed, 1: Eva Pedaee.
 si Mount Pleasant. : Eighth grade; c. L. Ward, N. I a Perry, teachers. Entire number o 1 pupils, 51; neither absent, tardy no
 dismissed, II: Otto Berberick, Roge q Browning, Raymond Heehner, Harol
 Higgins, Alica Rogue; Avis Cobb, Lii s s Han Murphy, Harriet Newbury, Anne lia Rymiszewska, Anna ulrteh, Kath , erine Taylor.
 Seventh grade; I. M. Crawford, ! B. Davis. teacher. Entire number ( :. pupils, 49; neither absen1, tardy, nc 2 dismissed, I: Clyde Carpenter, Flor z enee Clifford, Eleanor UNeh, F'reid : Johnson.
 Seventh grade; Mary J. Murph. teacher. Entire number of pupils, 24 ,, ?. neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed ? 4: Ernest Rankin. George Risley, Bur ton Robinson, Elizabth Heinand
 l Sixth grade; Rose M. Beelzle! : fteaeheF. Entire number of pupils, 2S = neither absent, tardy, nor dismissed r 2: Edward Iiildebrand, Harold John f son.
 e Sixth grade; Mary E. Mullin. teach . CT. Entire number of pupils. B = neither absent, tardy, nor dis1nisse d $: George Moore, Ignattus Publoksk = Delzel Lacy, Dorothy Parsons, Maj s garet Shea. Dorothea Tucker. II Fifth graEe: Katie A. Murphy, teacE = CT. Entire number of pupils, 31 h neither absent, tardy, nor disrnisse d f: Artl91r Armstrong, Elizabet " Dwire, Blanche Wilbur. e Fourth grade; Jean M Drisco
 teacher. Entire number of pupils, g ~ neither absent, tardy, ncr dismissed
 3: Clista Way, Hugh Bromley, JoseT 2 Third grade; Agnes l.. Curra # teacher. Entire number of pupils, 2 10 neither absent, tardy, nor dismisse h ,: Alice Parsons, Phenette Santc e Joseph Matyiiewicz, Frederick Mu io phey, James Murphy.
 " Second grade; Julia Ef Peas h teacher. Entire number of pupils, 8 ,a neither absent. tardy, nor disrnisse n 4: John Murphy, Helen Lukowski, NJ I[' rion Murtagf. Edna Sandberg. 7 First grade; Julia ItaeIda Goo
 teacher. Entire number of pupils, 2
 neither absent, tardt, nor disinisse 8: Jannette Grodzlli, Koplasll Valer N. Grace La Rochelle.
 1T First Grade B; Anna Nr Curran }. teacher. Entire number of pupils. 4 oI neither absent, tardy, nor dismisse 'e 8: Thomas La Rochelle, Adam Mat lc lieurcz, Katherine Lukswslsi.
 High Street.
 Fifth grade: L. A. Stanton. teacI
 CT. Entire number of pupils, 33: ne T. ther absent, tardy, nor dismissed, 1 lg John Kearney.
 ic Fourth grade: Emily NJ. Wileo zz teacher. Entire number of pupils. 3 es neither absent, tardy, nor dis1nisse
 2. Albert Hilderbrand,. James Hu
 crimson
 Third grade: Agnes McClo1 ,a teacher. Entire number of pupils, 3 d. neither absent, tardy, nor dis1nisse th 2. Tony Attenelli. Dorothy Bryant sr s Seoand grade: K. J. Wiley, teach n Entire number of pupils, P; neith " absent tardy. nor dismissed, 2. W
 liam Brewer, John Buova.
 First (B) grade: Elizabeth Wilb teacher. Entire number of pupils, 4 ne neither absent, tardy nor dismissed "a, Angelic Atenelli, Edward Sza1kows nd Continued On Page sx) 1y
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