The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-18

Many and varied have been oul
activities during our brief sojourr
in the brick building on top Of
Prospect hill. We were hrst 80.
cialiy introduced to our beloved
upper classmen through the soph.
more-freshman reception held In
the early autumn Of 1928. We next
had the big thrill OF attending the
annual senior prom. After this we
had no difficulty In standing up
to our upper caiss members.
throughout the first two years
we looked forward with eager an
ticipation to our junir play. This
proved to be exceptionally success
ful. The cast worked diligently
with no descriptions OF any sort
marring the peace of our consenial
classmetas. Our senior play hailed
the last of April was a great So
ciai success and good time was
had by all both at rehearsal and
at the big night itself.
/ Our classmates were expection-
ally prominent In the different
clubs of the school, the first club
being the Junto Debating club un-
der the excellent supervision of Mr.
| LfiOJus OGniOlbt AIihtJ Dafo ~ At AhA
Bernard Barker are outstanding as
star debaters. other senior MEM
bers> of the club are, Dora Wood,
!, Stephie Dillon, Frances Keegan.
Vincent Hanley and William Pratt.
Many debating socials were enjoy
ed during our senior year. The
| amusement being dancing and
games. We always found Is excep-
tionally difficult to break up at the
accustomed hour of departure.
Under the supervision of Miss
Anne Devereaux, the Tha1fan Dra-
matte club has become quite pros
porous. This is due to the fact that
a great many seniors belong and
work with Exceptional diligence.
Biz-I-Ness club heade by Mrs
Sheppard and Miss Smith has be-
come one OF the best liked clubs
in the high school. 1t is also made
up of large number of seniors.
Among our graduates we have
the famous Banulis twins noted
for their excellency in basketball
and baseball; John Hannabry, cap
tain OF the basketball squad; Phil.
ip Pond and Joseph Miastkowski
in basketball and Leopold Kowal-
ski in baseball.
Thetcams have been successfully
| managed by William Pratt in bas-
ketbali and Myron Kryeski In base
ball.
On the girls' team we had Emma
| Gaylord captain and Mary Fill.
Those two girls have given excel
lent performances for four Year,
! in the girls, basketball team.
It Is known throughout the town
for It's brilliancy which this class
has shown during its four year
in the high school.
| The faculty who have watched
over the students these past years
has gradually increased. AS fresh
men we studied under the princi-
| palship of Me Lewis. Our last three
years have been under the guild
ance of +. w. Creelman as princi-
pal.
One of the most delightful fea-
lures OF the present, senior class
Is that It has been beloved by
every student throughout the school
as well as by very appreciative
faculty.
All wish the elias OF 1882 good
farewell and godspeed in future
years.
At State Convention
| The ritualistic team represent
| Ing the Terryville aerie of Eagles
will take part in the contest which
will be held in New Britain, tomor-
row afternoon In connection with
the state convention /. The local
| degree team have wone state cham
pionships for the past two year
and last yeare were sent to Toledo,
Ohio, where the participated In the
national contest at the convention
and were placed fourth. A large
delegation from the Total aerie
will attend the session and witness
the contests.
Carnival Next Week
| The annual carnival of the Ply
mouth Community club will be held
on the gorund surrounding It's club
house on next Friday and Satur-
day evenings. Attractive booths
| will be arranged around the
grounds with dancing to take place
in the hall, music being furnished
by the Silver Moon orchestra.
| Picnis and Dance
A picnic and dance Will be held
on the Terryville fair grounds, Sun
day afternoon with music furnished
by the silver Moon orchestra for
dancing lin the exhibition hall.
| Briefs
/ Mr. and Mrs Truman Alderman
of Hillside avenue left this MORN
ing for Cambridge. Mass, where
they are planning to attend the
commencement exercises OF Hary-
ard vollege, where Mrs Alderman's
brither, Theodore Stack is being
graduated on Monday.
l Adolph Kelpps lis enjoying his
| Urn m <fnn from, 4 d,Yttoa a., tia nf-
fee Of the Eagle Lock Co.
| Record Meeting
A record attendance was regis
tered Thursday evening at the reg
ular monthly meeting of Leo XIII
Council, knights of Columbus.
The chief business was the cleo
tion of officers for the ensuing
year. The following officers were
elected: Grand Knight, John G.
Sullivan; deputy grand knight.
Thomas J. Linan; chaplain, Rev
Joseph A. Degnan; warden, Hugh
r. Reynolds; advocate. C. J. Car
rigan; inside guard. Clifford
Weeks: lecturer, Charles Mcneil;
trustee for three years, Daniel r.
Hanley; financial secretary, J. p.
Hanley: recording secretary.
] Mathew, +. Hayes; chancellor. Ed
ward Hannabry.
| After the elections the interest
Of the large gathering was centered
on local, state and national prob
lens of interest to the order. w.
| j. Duffy presided as temporary
chairman for the election. A mes
sage OF good wishes and safe re-
turn to the National Convention
delegate, Mathew r. Haye& who IL
to represent this district at Wash
ington, u. c.. August 14th, was
read and approved. n
The members enjoyed smoker
and listened with interest to some
appropriate remarks by National
Convention alternate. George M.
Siebert.
One Man Trolleys
Starting Monday the trolleys be-
tween Bristol and Terryville will be
operated as one man trolleys. The
new trolleys purchased a short time
ago by the Bristol Traction Com
pany, have been running on the