New Britain herald., 1925-06-22

diplomcs at the graduation exer- cises of the ninth grade, kensing- ton Junior High school, which will take place on Wednesday evening at o'clock. standard time, at the town hall. These pupils are Mill dred Bengston, Frank Rio. Cccela Rosick and Marjorie Mueller.
 An interesting program has been arranged for the occasion It fol- lows:
 Selection ..., Community orchestra Invocation. .. Rev. May B. Lord,
 kenslngton Methodist church Songs
 Parting Song" (Nevin) ....
 ,...............,. The class
 The Song and the Breeze"
 (DYorak Girls of the class Address of Welcome ....,.....
 ..........,... Mildred Bengston Song-"Class Song" (Arranged)
 .......,......... The class Address, Rev. Vernon L. Phillips,
 konsington Congregational church song-"spring Song CEuben-
 stein) ,.,,........... The class Presentation of diplomas by s.
 Chase Coale. chairman of the
 Berlin school committee
 Sons-"Venico Waters" (Roedcr)
 ''....'..,,....... The class song--"America" Led by the class Salute 10 the flag
 Selection Community orchestra
 The 36 members of the graduat- ing class are Doris Serena Baldwin, Mildred Elizabeth Bengston. Viola May Roardman, Virginia Fleischer Bushnell, Charles Anthony Borgo, Alice Mildred Chapman, Harmon Waldermer Carlson. Henry Hudson Clark, s, Chase Coae, Jr.. WiesIaw Henry Chotkowski, Dorothy Eliza beth Day, Sophie Elizabeth Drust. William James Farrell Florence May Gihncy, Raphael Louis Greco, Burton ApsIey Griffith, Faith Cros- by Hsnford, WiIfred Lees Hanford, Carnrella Marie Kelly. Nancy Ele- nora Magnana, Marjorie Elsie Muei- Ter, Edith Elizabeth Nelson, Allan Joseph Nichols, Mario Charles Ne gri, Ruth Linnea Olandcr. Victor George PauIoz. Mary Rambis, Ce- celia Florence Rosick, Mary Bea- trice Ross Frank James Rio, Willis Charles Ronketty, Elmer Earl Sea burg, Lester Charles Stuhlman. Commingo Nartalle. Marian Selma Whitman and Anna Agnes Znosko.
 $. Chase Coale, Jr., is president of the class and the other officers are, vice president, Victor Pauloz: secretary, Marian Whitman, and treasurer Mildred Bengston.
 The class colors are blue and gold and inc motto is, Experience is the best teacher" Mrs. Anna M. Young ts class advisor.
 First Communion Glass
 A class of 66 children received first communion at St. Pauls church. Kansington, on Saturday. Rev. John c. Brennan officiatcd and the cere. mony attending the administering of the communion was extremely im- prtssive.
 The children in the class were:
 Helen Sullivan, Malvina Lanza, Anna Helenski Mary Julian, Mary Simeone, Elsie Garesio, Rose Tom masone. Florence Mixer Albina Far ina Elizabeth sarraceno. Rose spen- sieri. Victoria Marieni, Sophie Pol groszek, Margaret Desimoni, Annie Dl Petro, Veronica DombkoNski Rina Centurelli, Clara saravalli. Mary Magnano, Adeline Greco. Jo- sephine Nenciano, GenevIeve Bur rell, Celia AnIullwicz, Josephine No taro. Annie Kowoloski AnEeline Tsrr, Mary Zipadelli. Annie Di Petro, Natalie Orsie. Frances Gag ltamtre. Isabella Lardner. Cesarina Ragazzi, Helen Polgroszek. Mary Crenwicz. Elsie Busnarda, Angeline Rio, Anna Wendrowski. Mary Or nau, Emma Saravalli, Catherine Ryan, Helen Kwasnik Josephine Kowoloski, Ellen Martino, Sophie Valenti, Teresa Scagliotti, Helen osiecka, Zina Di Petro. Mary scag- liotti, Anna Maguda.
 John Bunk, Walter o'Connell, Mi chael Platek, Virginia Bronzi, Louis Ferri. Charles Bronzl. Angelo De Simoni, Paul Bakanas, Patsy Pulcini, John Plstek, John Wrobel, Edward Malewajek, Peter Holyst, 0resti Far. rino, William Rizzi, Frank zipsdsli, John zipadellL