The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-26

lege, classical and technical perpara- tion, students must qualify by ex- ceptional ability, daily preparation of assignments, and ambition to do better than average work at all times. The majority of these young people have found time to partici- pate in our outside activities, and many of them have succeeded in carrying with honor grades an extra lead of addition subjects. The habits of study and responsibility developed through the cooperation, guidance, and sacrifice of parents in teaching their children to work faithfully at all times. will enable these pupils to do successful work in college and industry.
 The great majority of these stu dents have earned the certificating privilege of Crosby high school which permits them to enter with out further examination the various colleges and universities known as the New England Association of Col leges. The members of this group are Amherst, Bates, Boston Uniyer- sity, Bowdoin, Brown University. Clark, Colby, Massachusetts Agricul- tural, Middlebury, Tufts, Wesleyan University, and Williams. The au- thorities of these colleges meet reg ularly and compare notes on the pri- vate preparatory and the public high schools from which they accept stu dents. Crosby high school has been on this select list of accredited schools for many years and we re- tary of the New England College En- trance Certificate Board notifi- cation renewing the privilege of be- ing on the select list of thrse twelve higher institutions of learning for the next four years, until December 31, 1885. The form of notification from the New England group is as follows:
 Dear Sir:
 Tt gives me pleasure to inform you that your school has been ap- proved by the New England College Entrance Certificate Board for four years until December 31st, 1885, sub ject to the following rule:
 The Board shall have the power | of withdrawing approval from a school, and from such school cer- tificates shall not afterwards be &C., cepted until it shall again have been approved by the Board.'
 Yours truly,
 "(Signed)
 @ Frank W. Nicholson,
 secretary O. sne BOafu.
 In February of this year, Worces- ter Polytechnic Institute, through it's Committee on Admission ot Students and Certification of Pre- paratory Schools, voted to renew the certificate privilege of Crosby for three years, to expire January l, 1884. Last year we were granted also the certificate privilege of ad- mission to the University of Maine. Moreover, Crosby holds the certifit- eating privilege for admission to practically all colleges and universi- ties which do not still insist on Col lege Board Examinations as the basis for admission. And members of this made application to Amherst, Dart mouth, Columbia, Holy Cross, Bos- ton College, Connecticut College, Yale, M. I. T., Harvard, Brown, Fordham. Middlebury, Pembroke, Smith, New Rochelle, St Elizabeth's, Colby, Williams, Trinity, Barnard, Stamford, Alabama, N. Y. U., Rens- selaer, Georgetown. University of, Pennsylvania, Simmons, Catholic University, State Normal Echools, Connecticut Agricultural, Michigan, Niagara, Rollins, Rochester, Temple, University of Maryland, Bentley.
 
 Northeastern, Washington, Antioch. Syracuse, Cornell. Carnegie, and University of Cincinnati.
 First HOnOrs r. Elaine Ogden, valedictorian; Carl Peterson, salutatorian; Carmine Coppeto, Marjorie Perkins, Marguer- ite Kennaugh, Dorothy Krinsky. Alice Bradley, Andrew McFadden, Joseph Macede. Claire O'Brien, Ray mond Brodeur. Patricia Healey, John Crowley. Lillian Russo, Mary G. Jones, Leala Emerson, Helen Rem kun, Mildred Aubrey, Marie Vigezzi, | bay, Marie Diederichs, Mary F. Mc- Grath, Marjorie B. Blick, Herbert Price, Ethel Shiller, Kenneth J. Kennedy. Vincent Brandelini, Wal | ter Green, Philip Bear, Edmund Del | Conte, Lillian Davis, Dorothy Prillig, James F. Henebry, Ebert Black, John Culhane, Ray Walcott, Ferdi- nand strokalaitis, Frances Albert Paul Kaufman, Kenneth Kornreich. A. Richard Oliver, Ruth E. Draper. Walter Nelson, Betty Northrop mund DeMattia, Samuel Kudish Edith Winestine, Virginia Beer Elizabeth Naka. Ruth Chamberlain Lester Greenberg, Carl Larson, Rich- ard Wolff. Thaddeus Bartles. Ed ward Mcdonald, Anna Murphy, Aida Ricciardi. Lois Fitch Mary Ada Mucci, Mary Cofrancesco. Richard Mover. Catherine Droznick. Alexan- der Silver, Paul A. Peasley. Marion Bates, Edwin J. Rockwell, John Testa, Ruth Finnan.
 | second Honors
 | Bernard Downs, Alice Pierce Joseph B. Burns, James O'Dea, Griee Ritchie, Robert Bonner, Jack VII liam Keiller, Margaret Finn. Ida Fucito, John McGrath. Anna Nor ling, Corneiia Sciuilo. Edmund Sci. uiio, Carmine DeiGaize, Helen Nal. kin. Samuel siiier. Saul Lichtenstein Jack Butterly. Helen Kulman. Ar thur Westwood, Edward Y. McGrath Edward Cookson, Ruth Kunofsky Walter Vores. Luceie Wood. Guide Durante. John Pranulis. Clifford Waugh, Abraham Rosensweig, Rob ort r. Wood, John Reidy. JohT Martin, William Gould. Richard
 Mueller, Louis Shaker. Thomas ola, Edmund T. Grove. Xavier ual' goia, stanley Levin, Kenneth Carl. son, Robert k. ouffIa, Philip Payne William Bowen. Elmer Jehnson pomenie Nardozzi. William 1. Con way, Dolores ouevin, Bueii Wsbster John Blake, Ralph WersinEer, Hay, m0nd Palmer, Roger Chase, Howard | Freeman, Daniel Mnnseau JeAepf II rrOnnlnn. Joseph Harmon, mhiIs