New Britain herald., 1925-06-25
GRADUATION DAY
 FOR JUNIOR HIGHS
Diplomas Awarded at Central
 and Elhu Burritt Schools

You graduates going out today from Elihu Burritt Junior High school can do no better than to model your lives and careers after the life of that distinguished man whose name your school today bears -Elihu Burritt, the learned black smith," said Rev, William A, Dow ney of St. Thomas seminary, Hart 1 ford, addressing the 1925 class at the schools annual graduation exer- cisen in the school hall this morn. ing. "F,lihu Burritt." Father Dow ney said, twas staunch advocate and firm believer of that creed of creeds which is so vital today 10 the final establishment of civilization in this sorry old world of ours and he meant, too, love your neighbor in spite of his race, color or creed"
 There were l0l graduates and the diplomas were presented by George Levitt of the board of education. Atty Levitt declared Just before the presentation that 1t was exactly 20 years ago this week that he, also, was graduated from Elihu Burritt, and for that reason he was delight ed to be among those present at to- days exercises. Superintendent or Schools Stanley II. Holmes was also present. Harry Vessels, principal Of the school also addressed the gradu' ates, congratulating them on the successful completion of their work.
 The program was as follows: March
 School Orchestra
 Invocation
 Songs
 a. Morning Invitation ... Feazie
 b. Song of the Morning. Wilson
 c. Moon Night ........ Mozart
 Ninth grade chorus
 Address
 Rev. William A. Downey Presentation of Diplomas
 George Levitt The Star spangled Banner
 Audience
 The graduates were as follows:
 Ethel Adler, Veronica Adamowicz, Andree Anderson. Dorothy Ander- son, John Andrukiewicz Helen Bac- laska, Abraham Bell. Helen Blogo- slawski, Antoinette Bondara. Marion Bowen, Josephine Branca, Gertrude Bromberg, Lucy Budnick, Hedwig Budnick Anthony Bujniewicz' IN. Caiazza. John Carroll. Mary Cekan- avich, Walter Chodukiewicz, Eliza beth Chomko, John Cichowskl. Eliza abeth Corbley. Anna Czoch, so- phie Czoch, Ladislaus Dabkowski, Teresa Deccy, Francis Delaney, stel- Ia Dezick. Sophie Drelenkiewicz, Mary Foley. Ruth Goldstein, Robert Grace. Anthony Grzybowski, Andrew Hagopian, Henry Hall, Mary Hal loran. Douglas Harwood, Francis Hayes, August Heisler, Harry Hu- herman, Lester Hume, Ladislaus Jakubiak, Aida Janshian David Jo- hanson, Rose Kaczmarczyk, Ed warda Karpiej Mary Kelly, Otto Kleinschmidt. Ladislaus Kloskow- ski, Helen Kolodziej, Helen Kreger' ! John Kreger, Samuel Kushlan, An thany Lanza, Richard LeMay, Irving Levine. John Mccarthy, Albert Me Cormick.
 John Mcclure, Anna Mazur, Clem- ent Michalowski, Aurora Manso' Edward Miller. stephen Mitus, George Molchan, Milford Mucke' Anna Narkeyich, Stasia Olszewski Anna Paldino, Lucian Pihiel, Sophie Polasky, Catherine Pukinskas, Es- telle Pukinskis, Alice Rivers, Edith Rosenberg, Edward Ruber, Vanya Rydcn, Lillian Sanderson, Andrew Sargisian, Alex Sarisky, Amelia Sara, Anthony Scalise, Dorothy Scanlon. Adam Seipel, Helen Slusz Anna slinchak, Edward Simons Theodore Stalk, Emma Tesiler John Truman, Santiro Vasques Mary Walicki, Harold Washburn Frank Wasik, Rose Wiener, Hlae Yessian. Aldona Yudysky, Regina Yurcikons, Emily Zacharski, Julia Zdanczukas, Alexander Zaleski.
 Class night exercises were held last night at the Elihu Burritt schoo