The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-19
! NAUGATUCK High School Grads
 Are Given Diplomas
President Rodenbach Makes Presentation n-LOcd Avia-
 tor Injured in Landing at Airport

jack who has been working on the pole for several days.
 Eagles to Have Big Gathering
 Naugatuck aerie of Eagles will be largely represented in the parade to be held in Waterbury tomorrow afternoon which will mark the open ing of the annual state convention of the order. It is expected that about 15O men will be in line with the lo- cal aerie. They will wear a special uniform. They will also have a beau tiful float in the parade. Previous tp their departure for Waterbury short street parade will be held in the borough.
 Senior Prom Tonight
 The annual prom of the senior class of the local high school will he held tonight in the high school assembly hall. The prom will mark the last social session of the grad uating class.
 Miss Leona Davis, daughter of MT and Mrs Clayton F. Davis of High street was a member of the grad uating class of Danbury Normal school to receive diplomas yesterday afternoon. Miss Davis parents and her sister, Ida Davis, were present a: the exercises. Miss Davis has taken a position to teach in the public schools of sherman with the opening of the fall term.
 School Sessions Ended
 Sessions of the local schools ended yesterday for the summer vacation. In many of the grades special exer-- cises marked the closing. Several teachers whose homes are out of the borough departed yesterday to spend their vacations.
 High School Teacher HOnored
 Joseph Kunin, teacher of physics and chemistry in the local high school for the past five years who is resigning to teach in the Patterson. N. J., high school next year was presented with traveiing case by the teachers of the high school yes- terday before the close of sessions. MT Kunin, who 1s a very popular member of the faculty was taken very much by surprise when the teachers gathered to present him the gift and wish him continued success in his new field. He ex- pressed his sincere thanks for the gift stating that he would always cherish it as memory of his happy associations in the borough. Rev Morrison Transferred Rev Edward l.. Morrison, former assistant at St Francis church of this borough, for the past two years pastor of St Andrews church in Col- chester has been appointed pastor of St Patrick's church in East Hamp- ton by Rt Rev John J. Milan, bishop oc Hartford. Father Morrison will take up his new duties next week. Rev Thomas M. Griffin, assistant at St Patrick's church in Thompson vile has been appointed pastor of the Colchester church to succeed Rev Morrison. .. Father Morrison's large number of friends in the borough are greatly pleased with his assignment to a larger parish.
 Wed in New York Miss Margaret Mahar, daughter of MT and Mrs P. Fl. Mahar of Pough- keepsie, N. Y., and Lewis J. Carroll son of MT and Mrs John J. Carroll or Dunn avenue, this borough, were united in marriage last Monday al St Mary's church in Goshen, N. Y., by the Rev John J. Donahue. The bride was attended by her sister Mrs Harry L. Warwick of Somer- vile, N. Y., and Harry L. Warwick was best man. The ushers were | NOTmdn V. MdudTs pIOtHCA Ol LHe bride and Emmett Carroll of this borough, brother of the bridegroom MT and Mrs Carroll are now on a wedding trip.
 Upon their return they will reside in the borough. The bride is a grad uate of the Poughkeepsie high school and St Mary's Training School for Nurses of Poughkeepsie | Tuckey to Handle Indicator
 Dick Tuckey, former Easterr Leaguer will handle the indicator ir games of the Naugatuck Amateur League when they open their sched. ule at Recreation field tomorrow afternoon. The first contest starting a. 2 o'clock will be between the Crescents and Pastimes and tho second contest will start at o'clock and will be between the Falcons and the Orioles. Between the two games the Orioles winners of last year: title will be presented with the league trophy. It is expected tha Warden Frank T. Green will oper the league by throwing the first ball
 Defeating Miss Stella Pocosk. 6-1, 6-1 in the finals of the Naug atuck high school girls tennis tour nament yesterday at Recreation field, Miss Frances kundrotas cap tured the title for the fourth consec' utive time establishing a record tha has never been equalled. In hel freshman year Miss Kundrotas tool the title from Miss Bessie Bronson a stellar player. She has repeated the feat yearly.