The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-06-20
WATER WILLIE
GRADUATING AT
SPRACUE TUESDAY
Fifty-Seven to Get Dip
Tomas CresCents
Win Game

The graduation exercises Tor the
class of 1882 of Sprague Grammar
school will take place at Sprague
school gymnasium tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock. A class of fifty
seven, the largest In the history of
the school, will receive their d.
plomas from Alderman E. Arthur
Dubois. Ronald Burns president
of the class will introduce the
speakers. Miss Kathryn Fleming
who led the class with a grade OF
97.3, will deliver the valedfctory.
She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Michael Fleming of Paramount.
Miss Doris Maxwell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Maxwell Of
Wheeler street, Is the salutatorian.
Her average for the year was 96.8.
The other officers of the class
are Alfred CULVER, vice-president;
June Niven, secretary and Shirley
Gibson, treasurer.
The graduation program deals
largely with the subject of George
Washington and is Sprague's con-
tribution to the Bi-Centennial OBJ
servance. 1t is as follows:
/. Professional
Flag Salute
"The Star Spangled Banner"
2. Salutatory -. Doris Maxwell
3. Song-"A June Song d. Glass
4. Presentation of Class Gift to
School
Sports 80. william Moore
5. Violin SoloL"Mazurka" -.
...... ..... Henry Seebach
8. "Washington's Homes: go.
Wakefield. Alfred CULVER
7. Assembly March ........
........ Sprague Orchestra
8. "Washington's Homes: .....
Mount Vernon" .........
............ Marine Tullar
Q. Song-"Father of the Land
We Love Class
10. Recitation-"rhe Banner. >.
Betsy Made" Shirley Gibson
II. Piano Solo--"Silver Spray.
........... Virginia Bailey
~. Dialogue: 1.-The Original 80.
Thirteen" Members of Glass
10. Selection-"Ching Chong" >.
........ Sprague Orchestra
IA. Quotations Coming Washing
ton, Eight Members Of Glass
Is. Music Of Washington's Free
........ Sprague Orchestra
is. Sayings of Washington -.
...Seven Members Of Glass
II. Recitation and Dance $3.50.
"Minuet" :. Lorraine Patton
10. Washington's Rule of Con-
duct, Eight Members of Glass
10. Song--"The Father of His
Country" ........... Glass
0. Valedictory: George ......
Washington" ...... .....
......... Kathryn Fleming
II. Presentation Of Diplomas :.
Alderman c. Arthur Dubois
The Waterville Crescents cap.
,tured their Public Parks league
game from Laskas yesterday after
noon by the score Of 1913 after
staging as thrilling and exciting a
ninth inning rally as one could
hope to witness. The Laskas team
scored four times 1 nthe first and
once each in the third and fourth
to take SO lead before the Wa
terville team came to life. Then
by scoring three times In the
fourth, twice in the fifth and once
In the seventh they tied the score
only to see the Truckers score
three times in the eighth to take a
Q to lead. The locals in the final
frame were not to be counted out
however, and finally succeeded In
scoring four runs to capture the
game by a single run. The locals
accounted for fifteen hits, among
them double by Kraft, triple
by MacMullen and homer by
Bororoy. Kraft also came through
with a pair of singles.
The victory gives Waterville a
third place standing with two VIC
tories and two defeats.
st Michael's.
st MichaePs Parish baseball
team will meet the st Joseph nine
In Catholic. Parish Twilight
League game at Waterville Park
this evening. The game will start
at 6:15 p. m.
Visit Parents
Johnny Moore, hard-hitting out
fielder OF the Chicago Cubs. spent
yesterday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Moore of briggs
street. His team, which completed
it's series at New York on Satur-
day had a day of rest before pro-
ceeding to Philadelphia to-day.
Several local admirers attended
Saturdays double-header at New
York and were thrilled when the
local idol crashed home run and
a single in the opening frame.