New Britain herald., 1930-06-20

nuaI graduation exercises, he will read his prize winning essay Look ing Backward" He has always been a prominent scholar at Bristol High school and, although not an athlete, he has been q consistent victor in scholastic work. The officers of the graduating class are Frank Herman Patterson. president: Bernard Emil Allaire, vice president, Frances Mary Johns, secretary; Mary Ger trude Crowley treasurer.
 The patronesses al the graduation exercises tonight will be Mrs. Karl 4. Reiche. Mrs. Henry B Cottle. Mrs. Frank Patterson Miss Mary Moves. Mrs Daniel r Crowley, Mrs. Edward l.. Johns, Miss Minnie Cob leigh. Following the program in the auditorium WiIch commences at 8 ocloc.. dancing will be enjoyed in the gymnasium until midnight with music hy the high school orchestra.
 Diplomas will be presented to the graduates at tonights exercises by Karl !. Reiche, superintendent of schools. and the address will be de- llvered by Dudley :. Ingrahanl, president Of the l. Ingrahan Go. Frank Patterson. president Of th. [ class, will distribute gifts to the students who are graduating. Six essays will he read and musical pro- grams will be furnished
 Tonight We launch. but where snail we anchor" is the class motto. while the colors are blue and orange.
 Option is Procured
 A committee appointed by the board of education and headed by Judge Newell Jennings is reported 70 have obtained an option on stretch ot property on Burlington avenue to be used, it IS believed. as q site for junior high school l building in The near future. The purchase price Of the property is said 10 be about SI4.000.
 ! The land IS located in the imnle- dlate vicinity of the John J. Jen- nlnss school and was once proposed as the site of wadire pool for youngsters. The land. comprising 10 acres. has been inspected by uumer- ous school officials, who. 1t IS thought are considering the feas- ibility Of erecting school there 10 house pupils of q junior high school.
 Karl 4. Reiche. in explaining the situation yesterday stated that it would become a necessity n few years to construct a new school. as the present buIldinsa are filled to capacity Arthur C. Hitchcock. member of the board appointed to inspect sltes. asserted today that the Freshman High school on Summer street was filled at the present time. He averred that the board of educa- ton would have been wrong to sell the freshman school when the high school for seniors was built on the Memorial boulevard l. was his con tantIon that not only the two schools but also additional ones. would be necessary before long.
 Superintendent Relche explained the need Of q new junior high school in Bristol by saving that Bristol has grown 37l2 per cent m population since 1920 and is increasing in size every year. T. IS probable that some definite action will be taken on the project by the board ot education at is next meeting
 Scouts Presented Flag
 The Bristol council Boy Scouts Of America. was presented an Aneri- can flag by Past Chancellor Windy WltherwaX ot the Knights of Pyth- ias al q meeting held last evening. 4 scout Of each troop in the city at tended the meeting for the presen- tation
 Robinson Sisters to Play
 Misses Blanca and Constance Rob inson. daughters Of Mir and Mrs H E Robinson Of Sessions street. have been secured by tha Ferlovcratt club to entertain a+ an entertain ment and dance 10 he held st Lake Compounce on Tuesday The girls will present an act which they used cn the stage but has never shown in this vicinity before
 Local Par Wed
 According 70 q report received here from New York city. William Fdererick Janke. 21. Of ao Gridley street and Miss Mary Petro. 21. of 32 7vininE street Forestvllle wera
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