The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-02-05
SCRAP BOOK SENT
TO HOSPITAL men
Children Progress" Mem
bers Now Working for
Notebook Gold Stars
-OAKVILLR
CorrespOndcnt--Mae villa Babln
1917 WATERFOWL Avenue

1 O0sssA0AAtNA
| follows:
Primary department, Reporter,
Mrs Harris Scott, superintendent.
Cradle Roll--MIss Nancy Beard
slice, teacher, have their notebooks
completed and sent q scrap book
to the Waterbury hospital.
Second grade: Miss Viola Boent-
gen, teacher, OF THE Willing Work
ers" are making q scrapbook for
the hospital also. They have been
working for gold stars given for
monthly perfect notebooks and per-
feet attendance.
monds, teacher, OF the Live Wires
have a bank made for them by
their instructor, to put their extra
pennies to go toward the Easter
flowers. This money il not TO be
begged from parents, but only that
which has been scrimped by re-
framing from candy, movies, etc.
The class has had perfect attend
ance for three Sundays and they
have had their notebooks for full
month.
Third grade: Miss Caroline Shaw,
teacher, THE Sunshine Class" ie
going strong. You should see their
Sunshine poster above their class;
It's real art, Ill ray. And their
pins, too! They have an idea that
they would like to pass on, that Ia
sending cards to absent scholars,
this not only brings to their own
members but also others In the
same family. Mary Eileen Locke
is secretary of this class.
T.. - AuE DANARtnts
Theron Beach, Mrs Lewis Beard
slec, superintendent.
Fourth grade, boys, Miss Ruth
class on a hike this Saturday,
weather permitting.
Fourth grade, girls; Miss Evelyn
Nelson's Pol1yanne's are working
steadily on their Yo-Yo quilt. An
other effort Is being made to get
scraps Of figured material from
the church membership. We as
sure you 1t will be appreciated.
The money IL now to go toward
the building fund. Fifth grade:
Boys, George GiIchrlst, tecaher.
has formed a club and they meet
every Monday night at 5 o'clock.
Fifth grade, boys, Mrs Ralph
Wheeler's class meet at her home
every Friday afternoon, the book
on Indian Lore Is progressing.
Fifth grade, Miss Agnes O'Con-
ness, teacher, is doing a nice piece
OF work, but so far they wish to
keep 1t a secret.
Sixth grade, girls, teacher, Mrs
VIM Everett, sure surprised us
when they paraded lin last Sunday
with an elephant under each arm.
Now don't misunderstand: they
made them!
Sixth grade, boys--Theron Beach
teacher of the "Noisy Kids" are try
ing real hard not to live up to
their name. They have completed
the study OF the Lives of Martin
Luther and David Livingston.
Senior Department.; Reported,
Miss Isabel Currie; Assistant re-
porter, Miss Marjorie Fiorian; Miss
Oscar l.. Locke, superintendent.
Seventh grade: Norton Decker,
Ralph Florian and Howard Scott
play In the Sunday school orches-
| ira.
Eighth grade: These girls are taxi
ing the course "The Making OF q
Better World" and comparing Bible
times with to-day.
High school boys: Irving Decker
and Charles Sanford have made a
poster How to Spend the Nations
Dollar.
Mr. and Mrs Locke's classes and
Mrs Schrier's class went on a skat-
ing party recently. Those attend
Ing were: Carolyn Beardslee, Bes-
sic Mcmahon, Anna Anderson, Bar
bara Chase, Lauretta Hogg, Bernice
Wilson, Betty Wargo, Harry Hull.
Irving Dickcr, Ernest Schreier,
Howard Palmer, Robert Palmer,
George Botelle, Irene Mclean and
Eunice Palmer.
Perfect MISUNDERSTANDING De-
partment
Cradle roll: Grace Ennis yr 4
MOI, James Locke, Carol Miller,
Gloria Jacobs; teachers, Miss Nancy
BeardsIee e MOI and Miss Ella
Underhill @ years, MOI.
Kindergarten: Gilbert Botelle Go
MOI, Edward Schreier, Stephen En-
mis-. Q yr mo), Alice Stafstrom
| e. MOI, Alien Thompson e. MOI.
Grade /, Lillian Ennis, Eleanor
Pope, Patricia Venncau.
Grade 2. Fred Jacobs, a MOI,
George Lathrop, teacher, Miss Viola
Boentgen.
Grade o, Joseph Coddington "a
MOI, Lois Hart, Permalie Jacobs,
a MOI. John MacMahon 60 MOI,
Alice Boentgen, Walter Decker,
Helen I.epgaige, Edward Sprano a
MOI, Janet Venneau, teachers,
Miss Caroline Shaw, 6 yrs mo),
Miss Marjorie Hard, Mrs Harris
Scott e. yrs 2 mo).
Beglnenrs Primary
Attendance ..... 900 67%
Notebooks ..... $3.50 73%
Homcstudy ......71% go
Perfect observation-disclosures
Lawrence Holdride 4 mo, Edwin
Davis 4 mo; Robert Decker mo,
| Walter Hart, mo, Norman Ben
edict, 4 mo. John Davis, 4 mo,
Howard Ande, 4 mo, Lucy Fac
caria 4 mo, Shirley Wilson, 4 mo.
Eva Jacobs, mo, Francis Jacobs
mo, Mildred Bares 2 mo, Darts
May fraser, 4 mo, Josephine Zae-
caria. mo, Jean Menetrey, 1 mo.
Suzanne Hart, mo, Dorothy
sprano, mo, Jean stafstrom 2
mo.
The Mems club will meet at the
All Saints church tonight at 1870
o'clock.
The Young Peoples F'eiiowship
society will meet at All Saints
church hall Tuesday evening q
I7:3O O'Clock. Joseph Baxter VIII
be the leader. Reports of the
annual state convention which was
held in WaIlingford Saturday Will
be read.