New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

Theresa Genevievs Marron. William Joseph May. Charles Frederick Me- Carthy. Agnes Mary Mccarthy. Will liam Francis McInerney. Anna Bernadette McMahon. Philip An- thony Merline, Margaret Mary Mon. do, Anna Gertrude Murphy. Mary Rita Newell. Winnifred Elizabeth Nolan. John Patrick O'Brien. Francis Joseph Paonessa. Jane Bap- tiste Passerini. David Joseph Prem dergast.
 Helen Mary Prendergast, Mary Constance Reilly. Ruth Margaret Robinson. Edward Joseph Rogala. Helen Anastasia Sarnosky, Arthur Nicholas Sara. James John Savaca. Josephine Theresa Seidl, Mary Eliza. beth Smedley. Mary Constance Smith, Francis Xavier Smith, Ruth Anne Smith, William Howard Smith. George Joseph Spendolini. Eleanor Marie Stewart. John George streixle. John Joseph Suprenant. Irene Es- telle Szymanoski. Helen Mary Tanguay Geraldine Mary Tranchida. Angelo Salvatore Neneziano, Helen Carmina Nozella. Agnes Lucy Welch, Luke Augustine Welch. Madeline Elizabeth Winters, Anna Agnes Wright, Raymond Stanley Zaczek, Louise Mary Zenobi.
 St. JOseph's School
 A like scene of impressive solemnity was presented in St Joseph's church yesterday afternoon when 25 pupils received their diplo- mas as graduates of St. Joseph's Parochial school at the hands ot Rev. John F. Donohue. pastor.
 Rev. John kenney. a native of New Britain and a graduate of the school, addressed the class. He stated that the pupils were just finishing ono of the milestones in their lives. He asked them to look ahead to the future but through all their days to remember the teach ings of the nuns of St. Joseph $ school. He cautioned them against the dangers to be met in life and as- sured them that, no matter where they went, the love and well wishes of the priests and teachers of the parish would so with them. ,' During the ceremonies, presenta. tions were made for excellence in studies. Miss Mary Catherine How. ley received first award for excel. fence in scholarship. Miss Mary Me- Gulre received second award Charles Bass received first award for Christian Doctrine and Robert Me. Grath second. Mary Higgins was awarded the first prize for Irish history and Rita Manning, second.
 The exercises were brought to a close with benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at which the pupils in the class sang the hymns. The church was filled 10 overflowing with par ents, relatives and friends of the graduates.
 The members of the class of 1928 receiving their diplomas yesterday were as follows:
 Charles Francis Bass, John Gerald Brophy. Robert Joseph Bruce, Ray. mond Vincent Grove. John Franci, Lynch, Edward Thomas Lyons Charles koderic Mcguire, Rober, William McCabe. Robert Donald Nc. Grath, Charles Edward Murray Anthony Louis Zottola. Anna Cecelis Burke. Helen Rose Brophy. Heller Rita Dolan. Mary Margaret Higgins Mary Catherine Howlcy. Mildred Anna Malona. Rita Kathleen Man. ming, Helen Teresa Manning, Elcan or Lillian McGrath, Catherine Ter esq McQuirc, Rita Frances Meskill Arlene Clotilde Miller, Rose Theresa Ncsta. Emily Marion Eobichaud.
 Announcement was made today o1 the five highest pupils in rank at St Joseph's school in the various grades based on the results Of the June ex- aminations completed last week They are as follows:
 Grade eight: Mary Howley 96 Catherine Mcclure 95, Charles Bass 9". Robert McGrath 32 and Mary Higgins S9.
 Grade seven: Julia Hannon 30, Mary o'Brien s6 Roderick Linnehan sa. Wilfred Mckcon S3 and Louise Albert g..
 Grade six: John Sullivan 93, Eliza . beth Frazee ?l. Mary Kane 90, Thomas Higgins S7 and Anthony Squillaciote S6.
 Grade five: Henry Young ?7.6, stephen Meyerjack 96.3. Clement tnwin 9S. James Mckeon 9o.1 and Rita Barron 90. =.
 Grade four: John Flood 9S. Marietta Mcguire 97. Catherine Stefanile G5, Charles Webb S9 and Anna Mae Crowley SS.
 Grade three: Rose Began 95. Catherine MacMurray 94, Raymond LaFontaine 93S. Helen Lynch 93.6, Elizabeth McMahon 934.