The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06
Columbus School
Has 100 Percent
Record In Tests

club f1- the children of the eighth
grades of the public school, was an
chairman of the committee of judges
which included, Miss Anna Laing.
Miss Ethel NJ. Pigg, Mrs. Robert
Brown and Mrs. Nanchen Adams
Rosan:
"One hundred per cent was given
for perfect papers and 1T per cent.
for each of the fourteen musical num-
bers divided as follows: 3 points for
the name of a compositioni 2 Ii
points for the name of the composer
and points for the nationality of the
composer.
IF poor spelling was general
throughout the paper, three points
were taken from the total mark. This
however, was not done, when the
paper was otherwise perfect, the COM
mittee agreeing that this was a must
cal memory test, rather than one OF
spelling, writing or neatness of paper.
Whenever there was doubt, the pupil
was given the benefit of the doubt
the committee feeling being that had
this been an oral test the pupil would
have passed on this answer.
The following rating is submitted
for each of the schools. The series of
numbers will indicate the number of
contestants, the number of 1909
papers, and the school average: Pros
pect, 68, 81, S8.6; Maplewood As, 16,
90.7; Shelton, 6, 2, S6.5; Lincoln, &c,
l; 65.5; Elias Howe, %. 5. $50;
4, TAI; Madison, 4, /, s7.S; Hail, IA,
), 86.5; Staples, Is, Z, 94.4; Walters
vile, 20, "a, 99.4; Read, 80, %, 943:
Sheridan, Z, 6. $50; summerf1eld, Is,
e sa! w. Whi IT, 81 49, W 3 sas Ions s
97.3; Columbus, %, %, 100; Wash
ington, %, 8, 91.S; Barnum 43, 2,
1853; Black Rock, 4, 0, S5.7. Total
51S contestants with 200 perfect
papers,"
In the above report it was noted
that Columbus school in which there
are great many Italian children, was
the only school with a 1000 average.
In speaking of this Mrs. Granniss said:
italian children have a UNIQUE love
for music which is imbedded in their
very souls, and while. they were
hitherto not very well acquainted
with his class of music, during the
instructions they grew to love the con-
cert music and were on their tip-toes
awaiting the contest day. Much credit
should also be given to Wa1tersville
school which had "a perfect papers
out of 20. The remaining five each
had only one small error for which
go was deducted
1000 Papers.
Read School Zwirn
Rudolph F'alk, Anna Miller, Dora
Labine, Gladys Pierson, Marjorie
Shallue. Rose Weiner, Edna Garrett.
81
jorie Griffin, Minnie Postol, Henry
Hartman, Michael Marchette, William
Fray, Clara Spisto, Tessie zwfrn, Lii
liam Christensen, AnnabeH Reynolds,
Anna Sanwald, Charlotte Eckart.
Emma Bauer, Violet De Simone.
LongfelIow School - 10 - Lillian
Moskowitz, Hilda Klein, Jennie
Lebovitz, Margaret Hajdu, Rose
Schmidt, Jennie GelIe, Anna Wagner,
Sadie Snlilootz, Anna 10th, Ethel
Peters.
Columbus School-2s-Ralph Vec-
chfone, Celia D'Agostini, Patsy Cesera,
Tony D'Agostino, James A1benando,
James Tomasetti, Mary Montabana,
Anna Leneia, Benjamin Moscovitz
Tony Sa1erno, Elizabeth Lang, Kath-
ryn stein. Clara Peril1e, Abraham
Leinin, Frank Lombardo,. Margaretta
Portocaste1la, Michael Anabele, Rose
Leone, Rocco Calabrese, Mary Casey.
Erma 10th, Minnie Spetrino, Maurice
Shapiro.
Washington Schools - s. Albert
Coles, Sebastian Scale, Isabel Arthur,
Anne Mills, Elva Pison, Elizab beth
Milano, Fannie Rabinowitz, Phillis
Brill.
Prospect School = 81 - Phoebe
Child, Emma Humphrey, Margaret
Royston, Bertha Jasmin, Doris Bur-
stein, Edna Moody, Josephine Skubas-
Eugene P1eninger, Helen Klein, Fran
ces Nussenbaum, Mary Snyder, Bertha
Nelson Dorothy Wallace, Burton Mil
Ter, Genevfeve Northrop, Freda Essen
berg, Anna Baum, Lue1la Rowland,
Evelyn Slater, John Bakos, Helen
Knapp, Emmy Brissman, Bonnie Ras-
kind, Anna Rapaport, Lucy Gregorio,
Joshua Lang, John Kiamos, Mary
Suchenski, Helen Agonio.
Maplewood Junior High School
16. Verna Nelson, Arthur Petersen,
Ruth Lesko, Bettina Thran, Ann
Booth, Jack Nowitz, -Theodosia Haw-
lev, Ella Gursea, Lillian Levin, Vic
toria Check, Dorothy Calls, Elnora
Strauss, Walter Quinn, Laura Bent
Sheridan School-6. Amelia Gram
polo. Fred Lessner, Marion Watt, Ra-
phae1 Della Donna, David Kahn, Eff
ie Pettet.
Elias Howe School,. Mabel Sa-
Iooney, Veronica Fogarty, David
Newman, Charles Geaney, Louis Her
kowitz.
Sarah Winnick-
Franklin School-15. Edward Hub
bard, Antoinette Mainiero. Rosal1e
Collins, Evelyn Bayers, Jane MCNEIL
zio Milton Talbot, Esther Kontorov-
sky, Lena Capozio, Rose Adanchak,
Selma Frank, Mafalda De regris, An
ma Carlson, Ella Stewart.
Mckinley School,. Patsy Super
sano, Pauline De vries, Viola Gould
ing Carolina Legat-
Hall School,. Lewis Vftale. Ste
phen Hajdu. Frank Makara, Eliza
beth Aver, SILVA Lussen.
Staples School,. Howard Harr1-
son, Frank Kalafus, Florence Fitel-
son, Elsa Bakos, Eleanor Baranow-
sky, Florence Dloughy, Jacob
summerhe1d School. Dora Dunn
ply.
Waltersvi1le School-24- Florence
Tedesco. Anna Hossofcky, Ernest
6cinto Regina Bleich, Rose Rampino,
Olga Ga1lan. Anna Ga11an, Anthony
Mannino. Mary Pillo, Anna Rich. Rose
Scinto, Mary HORN, Anna Kanapik,
Michael Fressola. Lucy English. Dora
Friedman, Dominick Tartaro. Joseph
voftko, Michael Russo, Tony Scalzy.
Mary Anza1one, Samuel Barron, Ruth
Hoffman, Joseph Loconto.
Webster Schools. Anna Lanese,
Sadie Kahn, Dorothy Sweed1er-
Lincoln School-1.Anna McKeen,
Barnum School,. Richard Jack
son. Walter Tearne, Theodore Ehouse.
Ethel Cutter, Eleanor Billion. Isadore
Bower, Betty Josephson-
Madison School. Ruby Brennan