roll book

American  

noun

1. a book in which attendance records are kept, as of students or employees.

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Example Sentences

To get a better sense of the decimation, McAuliffe looked at the Authentic Osage Indian Roll Book, which cites the deaths of many of the original allotted members of the tribe.

From Literature

The General de Lafayette Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution helped get a headstone for Inman after discovering his name in the 1919 Tippecanoe County World War I Honor Roll book, the Lafayette Journal & Courier reported.

From Fox News

There are doughnuts for sale and no need to show ID; just sign the line by your name in the roll book.

From Slate

She was the P.S. in the roll book.

From Literature

“We had penmanship teachers when I was coming along and my teacher would allow me to do her roll book. And I said, ‘Oh, that’s nice of you.’

From Washington Post