New Britain herald., 1930-06-17
PlainuiM Mews
GRADUATING CLASS
 PUTS CARES ASIDE
Annual Banquet and Glass Night
 Exercises at H. 5,
COMMENCEMENT TOMORROW

| OUNllUl'UUHlUN lUNUlltU II Important Meeting of American Le- ! zion Post-Funeral of George Le- Roy Castle-Louis Rowe Gradu-
 ates from Trinity Conege-Items.
 All the cares and troubles of four 1 long years will he cast aside ln favor Of laughter and merriment when the members e the 1880 graduating class Of the Plainville high school gather tonight at the East street in stltution 10 hold their class banquet and class night. IL will be the last social gathering Of the class before graduation tomorrow evening. The gymnasium at the school has been beautifully decorated in bright. gay , colors At one end Of the floor. the date "1930' is printed in roses against background Of green. The or chestra pit has also been tastefuliy decorated.
 The evenings celebration Of the largest class in the history of the school will open With the class ban quet. Harlowe Smith, one of the mos, popular students in the school. VIII act IS toastmaster and IS pre- pared 10 give his classmates plenty Of laughs with his clever sayings. Those who will take part in the pro- gram are as follows. Glass history, Betty Jewett who Is also secretary Of the class; class Will, Henry Ko- waleshi, presentation Of gifts to girls, Howard Downhanl; 10 boys. Helen DonnelIy; class prophecy about girls. Fred Yeamans. presi- dent of the Athletic association; about boys, Leila Ryder.
 Benedict CaparcMi IS class mar s!al
 Receives Diploma
 Louis r, Rowe of Plainville re- celved a bachelor Of science degree al the 1o4th commencement exer- cls+ss Of Trinity college held yesrer- day in Hartford The degrees were presented by the college president. Dr. Ogiloy,
 To Graduate Tonight
 Three PlaInVlle youths will re- cel'e their diplomas at the graduat- ing exercises Of the New Britain State Trade school this evening The graduating pupils are as follows. Kenneth Banner Of West Man street, carpentry; Samuel Pavano of 5l Park street. draftsmanshlp. and Edward 0. Earl ot 25 Tomllnson avenue, carpentry.
 Receives Ctittenden Award
 Formal award of the Russell Hem ry Chittenden prize of sIo0 awarded to the candidate for the degree of bachelor Of science who has the highest rank in scholarship at Yale was made today 10 Roger Hooker Newton. son Of Ir, and Mrs. Charles H, Newton Of West Main street. Plalnvllle, The announcement Of this award was carried exclusively jn the Herald several weeks ago. The CHitttndon prize was established IT 1928 by Professor E. II. Chi-tenden. director Of the Sheffield Scientific school from 1898 10 1922
 The local boy captured 2 scholar ship during every year Of h.s college course, the award today being his htth, considered remarkable rec ord oy college authorities.
 Legion Meetin~
 There will be an important meet ing of Brock-Barnos post. American Legion, this evening al Lee,on hall on Whiting street 4 representative . or the concern selling Legion uni forms will be present at the meet . ing, Election os delegates 10 the state convention will ,ake place. . Many o'h=r important business mat . ters Will be brought up. All msna- bArs are urged to attend.
 Invited to Meeting
 Members of Brock -Barre- unit. . American Legion Ladies' auNillarv . nave been invited 70 attend q meet. Ing to ho held at the Junior High . school in Nenington on Thursday eNehihS at o'clock as the -aos'= of . MaE-Davls-Stoltzer un.t. No. 1I7.
 Commander W E Ale&anGo~ Of the state Leslon will b7 the rr.ac.- pal speaker ot the cvenln-
 H c. |. Meeting
 There will be an important meet {. ing Of the H c. L tomorrow evs- ming at the home of Mss Dorothy Seymour. All members are request cd 10 be present IS th}e VIII be tho last meeting Of the season Final plans for the p.cnlc to he held Thursday at Lake ComPou7ra will