The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-12
Three Above 95 Per
 Cent In Majority
 Of Their Studies
Lois Chamberlain, Vivian Minor and William Tavel Lead First Year Students - AngeIine Membrane and Mark Kalezeweski Next in Order-SeveraI Have 95 in At Least One Study-A Anderson, Columbia and Driggs Contribute Brilliant Pupils

Three pupils of the freshman class ak Crosby High school received the distinction of attaining averages above 95 per cent in three studies and % per cent in one according to an announcement made at the school to-day. The pupils are: Lois Cham berlain, daughter of MT and Mrs Ross Chamberlain of Frost road; Vivian Minor, daughter of MT and Mrs Henry Minor of Lincoln street, and William Tavel, son of MT and Mrs William Tavel of Buckingham street.
 The next Class A honors, above sS per cent in two studies and 90 in two. go to Angeline Mambruno. daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward and to Mary Kaliezewski, daughter of Mrs Geneyieve Kaliszewski of g Lounsbury street. Honors above 35 per cent in one study and 90 in three are obtained by Elizabeth Der gin of 23 Hillside avenue, Paul Brandt of TIT Edson avenue, Ruth Dowd of 17 Lexington avenue, Will ham Kazlauskas of 901 Bank street. Anne Kilbride of 35 Frederick street. Frances Began of 151 Baldwin street, Jay Weiselberg of 37 Kingsbury street, and Anna Wiedorn of 45 Fern street. Final honors in the Class A group, above 90 per cent in four studies are awarded to Florence Naka of 85 Clinton street and to Jo- seph Stein of 136 Plaza avenue.
 The list indicates that all these pupils have taken very seriously our advice on the value of intensive and regular homework preparation for each days assignments. Since all our courses are difficult, only real students who work hard from day to day can succeed in ranking in the highest quarter of the class. Through our certificate privilege with leading colleges and universities, we are able to recommend for admis- sion to college without examinations students who consistently maintain . rank of 80 per cent and over in all the subjects of the entire course. These young people mentioned for sA in having obtained an excellent start in their high school careers. And we feel certain that the habits oe study which they are acquiring win prove to be of increasing value in later life. The Crosby faculty is mindful of the daily encouragement and the close supervision of school work which these students receive at home, And we again remind the student body that a minimum of two hours study at home each day is es- sential for acceptable work in our normal-preparatory. technology-pre- paratory. and college-preparatory courses.
 The list for 1881 contains the names of all students who have at-
 
 per cent in their studies for the marking period which ended on Feb- f'uary l. In the large class of about 500 pupils entering Crosby last Sep tember. we find a total of 166 names on the honor roll, with Is of these in the very highest Class A honor group-above 90 per cent in all the studies of the first year course. Three students. sharing the highest honors, were prepared at Anderson, Columbia, and Driggs grammar schools. Among the grammar schools sending us pupils in the Class A honor group are Anderson CD, Co., Iumbia (3). Driggs CD. Barnard, Joseph's, Croft CD, and Walsh.
 Freshman Honor Roll
 Class A. Above 95 per cent In three studies and 90 in one-Lois Chamberlain, Vivian Minor. William Tavel.
 Above 95 per cent in two studies and 90 in two-Angeline Mambruno, Mary KaIiszewski.
 Above 35 per cent in one study and 90 in three-Elizabeth Bergin. Paul Brandt, Ruth Dowd, William A. Kazlauskas, Anne Kilbride, Fran ces Began, Jay Weiselberg, Anna Wiedorn.
 Above 90 per cent in four studies Florence Naka, Joseph Stein.
 Class B. Above 90 per cent in three studies and 85 in one-Paul Barton, Marjorie Clark, Thomas Deeley. Gladys Demick. Jay Erlang- CT, Drusilla Goodwin, Maurice Kauf- man, Ann Nuremberg. Elizabeth Rus sell, Robert Sibold, Nobert Zailchas, Antonio Zolle. Dorothy White.
 Above 90 per cent in two studies and 85 in two: Evelyn Cooper, Alex Czykowski, Edmund Fossbender. Constantine Jokabauskas, Ruth Nelson. Roberta ogden. William Os- owski. Edward Sabis, Dorothy