New Britain herald., 1929-05-28
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.AINv|LLE HIGH
 WILL GRADUATE z

WILL GRADUAIEH Glass of 1889 Hl 10 Bo!s
 and iS Girls EXERCISES ON JUNE D Plans Coanrleted fos High srhool
 Prom-Aan Ruus,d Over to Sapst-
 inr Court-Town rlaa Commission
 Mssts-Oth0r Items of Interest.
 Vice Principal Douglas .. Mac. Donald of the PlaiAvilla High school announced today that claas of ss will be graduated from the school on Tuesday evening, June ls. at e'cleck in the scheol auditorium. The class contains 10 boys and F girls.
 Governor John H. Trumbull will present the diplomas to the graduat- ing class. Cylde M. Hill, Ph.D.. Of Yale will be the speaker.
 The members of the graduating class are as follows: Carl Peterson. North Csnlin, Nelson Royce, Oscar Johnson. James Simpson. Jr.. Carl McGibbon, Howard Purdy. Nickolas Fanieis, Walter Gerke Robert Dec gan, Lucy Rapacky. Abbie Usher. Dorothy Ives. Ruth Lewis, Anna RuscHyk. Anna Coleman. Doris Spencer. Ruth Tyler. Constance Vic- inus, Esther Sneideman. Katherine 0rabsvaki and Vivian Davis. A picture of the graduating class may be found tn another section Of this issue.
 Concsrt Friday
 Maurice E. Wallen, wsll-known tenor frsm Hartfsrd and . member of the Colonial Male quartet. is to he the guest sslsist at the concert of the Plainvtlle High school glse clubs Friday evening. May t1, at . o'clock. In . recent contest of musical clubs held at Pennington. the girls sles club took first place. Both cluba have rehearsed steadily stncs that time and the concert promises to be the best in the history of the school Grand March te Feature All discussion at the high school fer the past few weeks has been centered around the Junior prom, the lest large social and dance of the school year to be held tomorrow evening.
 A feature of every school prom ii tho grand march, This event will take place tomorrow evening shortly after . o'clock. The march. to the music of "Nerm" Cloutier's Traveller orchestra. will be led by the clssa 1 president. Allan King. and Miss Ruth Namtey of New Britain. Following in line will be the patrons and pa. troResses and members of the Junior class.
 Bound Over By Judge
 After probable cause had beer found by Justice of the Peace Ed ward P. Prior on statutory charS' involving . l3 year old New Britain girl in hearing held last evening ii court. Antonio Spina, B. of 2l Pine hurst avenue, was held for the Jun term of superior court. Spina wa represented by Attorney Harry Gins burg of New Britain. Testimon! concerning the alleged offenss wal given by the girl. Spina was releas ed in bonds of $:.000.
 When Detective Sergeant William P. McCue of the New Britain police department sturted 10 tell on thu witness stand what statements hat been made to him by spina. he wal asked by Attorney 0insburt if Spins had been warned about any state ments he might make being helt 1 against him.
 The sergeant answered in thu negative and he was excused iron further testimony by Grand Juro' Charles F. Conlen after the defense counsel had raised an objection. Dr e0orgc H. Dalton told of his con nection with the case.
 l The girl in the case was charged with being in danger of falling int, habits of vice. She was given a sus pended sentence 10 the Long Lan' farm and was placed in charge o Miss Ruth F.. Bristol, probation officer of New Britain.
 After the court session. a brothe Of tho girl. who had acted ss he gue rdian m court. approached Grant Juror Conlon and explained that th girl Was in A perplexinE position du'