The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-15

SDFARu0 kEAHBIIlAE bCAiOOA hVHOA roll for January are Dorothy Le- fevre, of Miss Monroe's eighth grade and Frank Keleher of Miss Blod- gett's sixth, with marks of 97.2 each. Second place goes to Janet Brodie of Miss Bannon's seventh: Her mark is 96.8. John Burger of Miss Cronan's sixth, holds third place with 96. Leaders of the other grades are Phyllis Merrill (Miss Congdon's eighth), James Morrow (Miss Carrolps fourth), and Dor othy Blanchard (Miss Hallock's third), 95; Dorothy Atherton (Miss George's seventh), 94.6; Ruth Batc6elder (Miss Casey's third) }, 93.2: Vincent SanzLloret( Miss Lawlor's fifth), 93; and John Reihl Miss Shanahan's fifth), and Carmela Palo (Miss Doyle's fourth) tied at 92.2.
 The complete list is as follows:
 Grade 8, Miss Casey - Ruth Batchelder 93, Mary Ryan 91. Ar thur Seidel 89, George Kraft 89, Santina Calli 88, Anita Alemany S7, Marie Duigon 87, James Dun- can 87, John Twelves 85.
 Grade 3, Miss Hallock-Dorothy Blanchard 95, John Sizer 92, Er- nest Lanouette 92, Ann Romspert 91, Julia Dobzenski 90, Alice Beull S8, Joyce Andrea SS, Charles Ste- vens S6, Raymond Buckley S5.
 Grade 4, Miss .Doyle-Carmela Palo 92, Dorothy Cook 91, Forest Merrill 91, Marjorie Truelove 87' Enid Chauvell 86, June Mcbride 8e. Walter Herman S5, Betty See- bach S5, Nancylou Totten S5.
 Grade 4, Miss Carroll - James Morrow 95. Rosario Perillo 94, Lena Plourde 94, Ellen Paul 94' Jennie Flores 94, Beverly North ron 93, John Dobzenski 89, Donald Viall 88, Charley Dwy 88, Edward Manton S6, Jeanne Bunskey o5' Clarence DiBlasi 85, William McA1- pine 85, William Goggins S5, Ed ward Chapman 85, Francis Burns S5, Peggy Heaney 85. Grade 5, Miss Lawlor-Vtncent SanzLloret 93, Eleanor Hoethke 92, Edward Migham 86, Ellen Nc Mahon S6, Medella Lanouette S6, John Moriarty 86.
 Grade 5, Miss Shanahan-John Reihl 92, Marie Waters 91, Betty Hall 89, Benjamin Bradley S9, Mary Donahue S7, Nancy Lefevre S7, boris Stevens S5.
 Grade 6, Miss Cronan-John Burger 96. Rosemary Denehy 91' Louise Lefevre 90, Barbara Waters 90, Constance Smith 89, Nancy Platt 80, Frank Castenheira S7, Norman Johnson S7. Christine Donahue S6, Margaret Zaugg S5, Edward Martin 85, Irene Stafford 85.
 Grade 6, Miss Blodgett-FranlS Keliher 97, Catherine Williams 94l Drois Downs 93, Barbara Cook son 90, Donald Marsh 88, Marie Watson 86, Frederick Seidel SC, Harold Hubbell S5, Rosemary Winston S5.
 Grade 2, Miss Bannon-Janet Brodie SC, Eleanor Waters 96, Do ris Hughes 95, Lorraine Kraft 94 Edward Finn 93, Barbara Rogers 92, Edmond Wilke 92, Helen John son 89, Edward Gluse 89. Leons Caron 8S, Howard Platt 8S.
 Grade z, Miss George-DorothS Athcrton 94, William Lanouette 94 June Cook 94, Robert Johnson 9l Spencer Sheehan 90, Claire Kelihel 90, Lois Truelove 89, Marguerite Robinson 89, William Wagner 87 Peter Corrigan 86, Gertrude Buett' ner 86, Ruth Martin S5, RutE Brennan 85, Kathryn Dadario Sb
 Grade 8, Miss Monroe--Dorothy Lefevre 07, Phyllis Anderson 95 Harold Crepon 96, Eleanor Create rex 94, Mae Robinson 92, John Winston 92, Joseph Andreano 91, Raymond Malia 90.
 | Grade 8, Miss Congdon-Phyllis Merrill 95, Nancy Whyles 95, Don ald Rogers 92, Claire Keliher 02 William Anderson 91, Lorraine Downs 91, Manuel SanzLIoret 90 WatervilIe F. 'T. A. Fashion Show
 More than forty members of the Waterville Parent-Teacher associa- ton attended the February meeting held this week at Sprague gram mar school. and thoroughly en- joyed the interesting talk on What Makes Him Do That" given by Mrs Percival Dixon, the club vice pres. ident. Mrs Dixon discussed the motives which cause children to react to various situations and pre- sented interesting examples tc prove her points. She stressed the importance of discipline in the early training of the child.
 Mrs Louis c. Willard, chairlady of the ways and means committee announced that plans have beer completed for a large fashion show and bridge to be given at the Sprague school gymnasium or Thursday, April 9th.
 | Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mrs Peter | Corrigan will arrange for the fashion show and Mrs Napier LOT. raine and Mrs Albert Powell will have charge of the prizes. The candy committee is Mrs Lawrence Buskey, Mrs Anthony DiBlasi, Mrs Heuschell and Mrs Joseph Cook. son. There will be fancy work booth in charge of Miss Betty Will son and Miss Mary Corrigan.
 Two new members were admit ted. Founders day was celebrated and there was a birthday cake with a candle for each of the thirty seven years since the founding of the first F. T. A. Mrs Elmer Will son, the president, donated the cake. The proceeds from the sale of a mystery package" were do- mated to the founders day fund. The recently organized child study group will hold it's first meeting with Mrs Mulford B. Si- monson at Grace church parsonage