New Britain herald., 1927-05-21
THE PATRIOT IS
 RIGHT OFF PRESS
Nathan Hale School Paper Dis
 tributed to Pupils

If vou see d bunch of children going along the street reading a yellow book with green markings, you can make up your mind that they are students of the Nathan Hale Junior High school reading their publication. 'The Patriot" The paper has all the school news and has an elaborate editing board consisting of: Joseph Dagnell, Adam Drawer, Aldo Giana. Edwin Lasher, Althea Holcomb, Edward Stankowicz, Francis Mangan. Rose Olszewski and Hyman Dworin.
 The contributing artists are: Mando Lugli John Sokol. Sophie Kozloweski, Edward Karnasiewicz, Thomas McDonough. James Bianco. Nellie Grady. Cecelia Perzan. John Habey, Helen Chludzinski, Joseph Errcde.
 Cover design by Joseph Errede. 1t appears from reading the Pa triot that everybody at the school is ill some sort of club. A partial list 1 Ol CluDS ana llleIhDcis Aoi'o"'
 Library club-President. Mary Za- vasky; secretary, Lillian Specalutti; 1, leader, Miss Mcintyre. Activities checking books, pasting. stamping and cleaning.
 Senior Dramatic club-President. George Terwilliger; vice-president. Florence Anderson: secretary, Lillian kallberg; treasurer. Morris Cohen. Activities-plays, recitations. games in spare time.
 Embroidery club-President, Mary Regula: e-president. Helen Fliss: secretary, Sophie Kozlowski; treasur- CT, Zcnaide Stankevitz. Activities cmbroidering towels. pillows. etc. Leader, Miss Arnold.
 Handicraft Club-President, Eu- scnia Conorewski; vice president Mary Burns; leader, Miss Mann; ac- tiyities, basket and tray making and embroiderng.
 Radio Club President, Peter Cherpack; vice president, Gunard Anderson; secretary, Joseph Nos ton; leader, Mir. Grant; activities, a study of radio waves, sets. code, and transmitting.
 ! Embroidery Club-President Col da kromidas; vice president. Jo- sephine Lokston; secretary, Florence Lipetz; leader. Mrs. Marwcll. activi- ties, embroidcring study.
 Sunshine Club-Prcsidcnt. Lucy Kardck: vice president. Francis Wolfe; secretary, Helen kempa; leader, Miss Jackson; activities, making scrap books for the benefit of different institutions.
 Embroidery Club-President Ce- cilia kremsha: vice president, Alas sic Urban: secretary. Cccelia Peril zan: leader. Miss Hooper: activities embroidering arts. and study.
 Nature Club-President. Ruth Johnson; vice president. Violet Ire monte; secretary. Marion Cayer; leader. Miss Hughes: activities study of trees, birds and other nature objects.
 Embroidery Club-Room cS4; president. Mary T.egwin: vice presi- dent, RolIio Larcisky: secretary. Agnes Rolodziej: leader. Miss R.. Dunlay: activities, embroidering bars. cloth. etc.
 Art Club--Room 3ea; president, John Halloran: vice president. George Shimansky: secretary. Ed ward Zajko; leader. Miss Hulbert; activities. drawing, coloring tracing, painting pictures.
 Our Town Cluh-Room BPS; Presi- dent. Leo Luszynska: vice president, Vincent Marzi: secretary, Tony De- lettie: leader, Miss Cox; activities. study of old New Britain.
 Stamp Club-Room 3c7: Presi- dent. Thomas McDonough: vice president, Andrew l.itka: secretary, Lester Mankoff: leader. Miss Dunn: activities, collecting stamps and trading them.
 Junior Dramatic Club-7th and Sth grades: President. Anna Ham sen: vice president. Walter Zuk: secretary, Veronica Ammon: leaders. Miss Cauield and Miss McAvay; activities, stage, plays and recita- lions.
 Embroidery Club: President, He'd wig Szumanoski; vice president, Stella Silva; secretary. Ethel Peter son: treasurer, Victoria Marowski; leader. Miss Carmody: activities, embroderng articles.
 Nature Club: President. Rudolph MehImener vice president, Frank Costa: secretary. Mary Pawlicka: leader, Miss Gaffney: activities, a study of nature.
 The Chair Gamer. Club: Joseph Belza, Thomas Grogan, Joseph King,