New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-22
GRADUATION LIST
SHOWS AZ MEMBERS
1880 Glass Is Largest in History
Of High School
LIBRARY GROUP is NAMED
Officers Elected by Parent Teachers
Association-lmportant Meeting
OF Scquasscn Lodge-All- Plainville
Nine in Action Sunday-Itcms.

The largest class in the history of
Plainville high school Will be gradu-
atcd on Wednesday, June IS, when
~ students will receive their diplo-
mas. The class has % girls and II
boys, including several prominent
athletes and students who have par
tlclpated in many activities during
their years OF school life.
The 1886 graduates are as follows:
Olga Neri, Elvinc Minella, Bernicc
| Hrnhaum, Evalna Kallenbach. Ann
Conln, Helen Chalko, Rose Margon-
clli, Theresa Dillon, Alice Peterson,
Helen Donnelly. Flora Easton, Louise
| HILL Helen Boliver. julie Grabow-
ski Marion Livingston. Gertrude
Cullen, Anna Certain, Helen Chot-
! koWski Clara Hart, Marjorie John
SON. Esther Peck, Clarice Childish,
Nellie Evans, Betty Jewett. FlorencS
Ericsson, Finton Smith. Carmy Rosco'
Wilfred Yeamans, Frederick Veg
Lner, William HepWorth, Lester Ber-
ry John Earrone, Russell Maynard,
Chester Coy, Henry kowaleski, Har-
lowe Smith, Allan King. Howard
Downham. Benedict Cappa rreiii,
Roland Gauthier, Gordon Schaefer
| and Walter Makuch.
No Junior II. :. Graduation
we're will be no Junior high
SCHOOL graduation exercises this wear.
the custom having been abandoned
after last years graduation. The
school authorities do not think that
these exercises for the Junior high
school are necessary. Certificates
VIII be awarded to the mem bers OF
the Junior high school class at a
regular assembly at the school next
month.
Select Library Committee
At a meeting OF the board OF SC
lectnen held last evening at the
Town hall a library committee of
five was selected to prepare PLANS
| for the proposed PlainvilIe public
library and take care Of the actual
construction of the new building on
the Mastin property on East Main
street The committee consists OF
Governor John H. Trumbun. Franl;
! I. Wheeler, A. A. Macleod Henry
A. Castle, and Joseph T. Mccarthy.
| II 10 expected that the men selected
| ny the board of selectmen will &C
cept the appointment to the library
committee
All of them have been actively
engage in tho present campaign for
| funds and are members or the per
nanent library committee formed
some time ago b. the Plainvillc
Chamber Of Commerce. The gov
ernor and Mr.. Wheeler spoke highly
| Of the library campaign here at the
| annual Chamber OF Commerce ban
quet. MIR. Macleod was chairman
Of the Chamber Of Commerce Ii
hrary committee WHICH started the
campaign under way by forming the
permanent library committee. Jo-
seph T. Mccarthy. as a member of
the school board, is behind the
library movement as it will benefit
the school children, while Henry A.
Castle has been interested in library
work for many years as a member
OF the PlainSille library committee
All are members of special boards
appointed by the members of the
permanent library committee.
The selectmen were authorized to
appoint the library committee of
five at a special town meeting held
two weeks ago. With the campaign
gradually nearing its total every
| day and with this definite action
taken by the town. nothing but sue
cess can be seen by those Interested
IN the proposed library building.
| Program for Concert
The annual concert OF the glnc
clubs Of the PlainviNe High school
| will be given tomorrow evening at
the high school auditorium The
-lcc clubs will be assisted by Harry
/ Coe Olmstead, baritone, and Ku.t
Bloom. yiolinist.
Following is tho program,
Dance TZigaues," .......-...