The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-12
Perfect Attendance
Attained For Whole
Year By All Pupils
Eighty-nine Are High School Scholars None Absent
Tardy or Dismissed Joseph RObbiati Has Perfect
Attendance Record for 10 Consecutive Years
NAUGATUCK
Wm j. Baxter, Correspondence Phone Naueatuck e72-2

tendance certificates from the
Connecticut state board of educa-
ton for the school year 1934-35, 1t
was announced to-day. They have
not been absent, tardy or dismissed
throughout the entire year.
OF these there are SO in the high
school. 80 in Salem school, 20 In
Central avenue school, 36 in Hop
Brook, 80 in Prospect street school.
, 1, in Milville three in Pond Hill,
seve min Rubber avenue, 8 in Oak
street and q in Beebe street schools.
Joseph Robbiati, high school sem
Tor is the only pupil to have a per-
feet attendance record for 10 con-
secutive years. Gladys Borne and
Florence Marie Wurm, high school
sophomores have perfect attend
ance records for 8 consecutive
years, Althea Schaff, grade 8, Pros
pect perfect attendance years.
Helen Orban, Louise T. aleski, high
school freshmen, Harold Lester
Schoeck and high school senior
and Althea Margaret Sullivan. jun
Tor in the high school, have per-
feet attendance for the past six
six years. Robert Grant, grade 8,
Salem. Hedwig Maryanski, grade
Hop Brook and Emma Pudem,
high school sophomore have five
year perfect attendance records.
Names of high school pupils who
have perfect attendance records for
the past school year are:
High School
Senior Glass 16)--Ruth Anne
Conway, Marguerite Dunn, Hedwig
Frances Einik, Joseph Geruch,
raymond Peter Pajeski, John
Patterson, John Victor Pernal,
Henry Piorkowski, Arthur Pudem,
sJoseph Robbiati, "Harold Lester
Schoeck, Isabel Stierle, Sigismund
Szymanski, marjorie Thomas, Err
mand valois, sAnna Yesinskas.
Junior Class - CID - Arthur
Woodrow Anderson, Theodore
Alexander Chmielewski, Elizabeth
Pauline Errichetto, Catherine Their
esa Hughes, Bernard Thomas Kier-
nan, Henry Andrew Kruger, Adolf
Joseph Kudzma, Donald Francis
Leary, Ivy Noble, Morgan. O'Brien,
Alexander Okoski, Beacon Falls;
Donald O'Toole, Leonard James
Schaff, Lawrence Shepley, Althea
Margaret Sullivan, Lester Samson,
Raymond Eugene Harrison.
Sophomore Glass - (2S) Joan
Almquist, Gladys Borne, Eleanor
Anne Daily, James Richard De-
Carlo, Richard Joseph Dlugokecki,
Edard Arthur Dunn, Alzira Fidalgo
Sarafin Joseph Gandarillas, Beacon
Falls: Eugene Joseph Getda, Bea-
con Falls; Cecily Mary Grant, John
Joseph Hetherington, Burta Ruth
Hubbell, Justine Theresa Hupp-
rich, Beacon Falls; Gordon Gilmer
Hurt, Jean Illing. Ruth Ludgewait,
Frances Theresa Lukasiewicz
Nicholas Minute, Richard Ostrom.
Emma Pudem, James Quinn. Con-
stance Rapief, Joseph Salafia,
Helen Schwarcenberg, Lawrence
Sigetti, Isabel Spray, Florence
Marie Wurm.
Freshman Glass - (2s) Flor
ence Adamski, Raymond Arbusto,
Dorothy Behlman, Edward Butwell
Matilda Carl, Madeline Carlson.
Edward Connolly. Michael Karen
esky, Beacon Falls; Marguerite
Mary Kissane, Jane Elizabeth Lev
andowski, Harold Charles Lewis,
Gene Martin, William Mccain.
Mary Nixon. John O'Donnell,
Helen Qrban, John Parkinson,
Helen Pompano, Leroy Scheithe,
Laura Semat, Pauline Skowronska,
Allen Solberg. oxford; Dolores SUIT
ton, Beacon Falls; Joseph Thomas,
Theodore Thomas. George Tucker,
Beacon Falls; Helen lyman. Louise
T. zaleski.
50 Perfect in attendance
throughout entire high school
course.
Doesn't Expect Change
No news of a change in handling
FERA business here has been
heard of locally. Christian Groh,
FERA official, stated today. Mr..
Groh is Of the opinion that reports
the FERA Office here will be abol-
ished and the statistical work ham
died from the New Haven bureau
are not true.
The only information Mr.. Groh
has. he said, is that the present
status Of affairs will continue for
the time at least. 1t Is possible
further orders will upset this ar
rangement but he is continuing
with things as they are at present
He feels there is entirely too
much statistical work in connection
with the handling of FERA affairs
here for 1t to be handled efficiently
at q spot so far removed from
Naugatuck as New Haven. 1t is
his opinion that such consultations
may be made in a few upstate
towns but not here.
Edwin Anderson. Miss Vera Cum.
mings and Mr.. Groh occupy the
local office and handle all the de-
tails In connection with it. In ad-
dition Miss Catherine Brennan and
Miss Pearl Adkins with a stenog-
rapher handle FERA application
Investigations as well as investiga.
tiors Of persons on the welfare de-
partment rolls.
The first report the FERA ONCE
here would be removed caused
some anxiety among these workers
but now they have decided to await
future developments and hope for
the best.
will Post Signs
The Naugatuck Fish and Game
association will cooperate with the
land owners of the Long Meadow
brook district in preventing con-
tinuation OF thefts and other de.
pradations on their premises, It was
decided at a meeting Of the asso-
citation Wednesday night. Several
OF these land owners were present
at the meeting and asked the as
sistance of the club.
There have been fires in thai
vicinity. furniture has been stolen
and property damaged lately. Nc
members OF the club are suspected
but the club decided to afford pro-
lection by posting keep on" signs
stating trespassers will be prose.
cuted By the club and the owners
OF the property.
Tho club made definite plans "a
improve its grounds on the Candos
road. Twqo lighthouses will VI
erected there and also outhouses
viii DO put up. 4 fence will be
erentad afeHnd the rearing noel a