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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

mia, Mary Agnes Flynn. Margaret Mary Gladney, Mary Elizabeth Grady. Clare Florence Greene.
 Marie Ann Griffin, Evelyn Mary Grifing, Anne Irene Griska, Edy- the celeste Guarini, Margaret Mary Guilfoile, Mary Elizabeth Harmon Mary Catherine Hoarc, Ann Teresa Hogan. Frances Margaret Hudner, Margaret Loretta Hyland, Mary Lucille Hyland, Mary Christine lav- ovino, Mary Elinor Ippolito, Cath crime Frances Kane, Irene Teresa Kane, Constance Helen Katilus. Ann Barbara Kennedy, Adele Ce- celia Landzius,, Anne Louise Law
 Claire Beatrice Lawlor, Marcelle Frances Machinauskas, Agnes Mary Mahoney, Eleanor Margaret Maloney, Lena Emily Mastroianni, Mary Cecelia Mccarthy. Christine Ceeelia Mccarthy, Joyce Elizabeth Merkle, Margaret Mary Monagan, Eileen Loretta Morton, Ann Letitin Mosher. Catherine Teresa Moyni- han, Anne Claudine Murphy, Helen Rita Murphy, Margaret Clare Murphy, Dorothy Susan Neville. Pearl Mary O'Brien. Amelia Helen Orodeskis, Ann Rose Pasowsky, Rosemary Perritti, Mary A. Petruc- clone.
 Alice Grace Powers, Ann Theresa Quanc, Patricia Theresa Radzevich, Mary Alice Reilly, Edith Rose Ric- ciute, Mary Elizabeth Ryan, Mar garet Ann St John, Gertrude Tarl- ton Sammon, Mary Angelica Saw age, Ann Hope Savage, Catherine Claudine Savers, Anasthasia Re ginia Shea, Mary Veronica Shee- han, Helen Elizabeth Sheehan, Frances Barbara Slavin.
 Constance Statia Slekis, Rita Edith Smith. Mary Agnes Spell- man, Georgiana Marguerite Stew ems, Mary Elizabeth Sullivan, The resa Agnes Sullivan. Josepha Irene Sutton, Margaret Mary Sutton. Elizabeth Patricia Taylor, Irene Justine Tehan, Mildred Cecelia Tierney. catherine Marie Tierney, Catherine Marie Tobin, Genevieve Lois Urba. Betsy Purvus Walsh, Gladys Gertrude Walter. Ella Mad cline Zilinskas, Bernice Ann ,Zu- tauhkas. c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Tappin at
 Anderson School

Clarence l.. Tappin, head of the modern language department at Crosby high school, awarded dlp- lomas to Anderson grammer school graduates yesterday afternoon. Highest honors went to Yolanda Calabrese and Gordon Schick. The program included:
 Song "A June Day" ....... Class Salutatory ....... Gordon Schick Class Playlet--
 Cast of characters Visitors--Madeline Cole, Hilda
 Lee
 Memory ........ Lena Di Modugon Our Colors--Erma Di Biasl, Ade-
 line Pesserelli
 Spelling-.Robert Smith, Royle Lu-
 clan, Gregory Welch, Arthur
 Hall, William Porter, Burrall
 Smith
 our Motto-Norma Danlell, Alyce
 Bergamo, William Rosevear Music ........ Francis Dc Nota Health .......... Royle Lucian our F'lower--Yolanda Calebrese,
 Erma Di Blast
 Colonial Maid ....Alyce Gergamo George Washington ..........
 ............ William Rosevear Friends--Gordon schick. Robert
 Smith
 Singers--John Redican. Gregory
 Weich, Alyce Bergamo, Francis ' Dc Nota, Theresa Pietro, Yolan-
 da Calabrese, Adeiine Passer- relli, Adolph Suozzo Piano solo ........ Madeline Cole Song--"The Bugle Song' Glass Playiet--Glimpse of the Future
 Albert Kiessling, Theresa Pietro,
 Erma Di Biasi, Henry Kir0uac,
 William Burhoe, Adolph Suozzo,
 Madeline Cole, John Redican,
 Norma Daniell, Gregory Welch,
 Hilda Lee
 Glass Shower-Henry Kirouac,
 John Redican
 Presentation the Waterbury Saw ings bank prize--Clarence Jessell Valedicstory .. Yolanda Carabresc Reply .......... Virginia Tappin Closing Address .. Burrall Smith Class Song .............. Class Presentation of diplomas--Clarence
 Tappin
 Song-"The Star Spangled Banner"
 The class officers arc: President. Gordon schick; vice. president. Err ma DiBiaci; secretary. Yolanda Calabrese; class musician. Hilda Lee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Honor Students
 at Wilby High

Honor students at Wilby high school who will be recipients of their diplomas at the commence ment exercises to be held to-mor- row night in the school auditorium were announced this morning by Principal Joseph P. Kennedy.
 They include:
 Maxima Cum Laude--Alfred W. Beerbaum, valedictorian; Jane Helen Belimay, salutatorian.
 Magma Cuma Lude-Eva B. Ma chiulis, Florence Jane Parker, Pauline P. Weiselberg. Josephine Rotella, Sally Veronica O'Brien, Virginia Overton. Viola l.. Johnson, Lillian Levy, Ramona Madison. Anne Rudanish. Henry Zastaury. Catherine Finn, Elizabeth May Miller. Anna Fiermonte. Marion Riches.
 Cum Laude =. Sylvia Bertha Blumenfeld, William J. F. Ma honey, Constance Margaret spina. Nellie Catherine Vaichaitis, Anna Lucille Ostrander. Ethel Willner. Mary Agnes Mccarthy. Louise Anne Gugiatti, Mary Eliza beth Condon, Pearl l.. Hallock. Ste phanie Dambowska. William Ed ward Nicholson, Elsie Louise Kruska, Rose Becce, Dorothea M. Hook, Olga Clear. Bernice Marie Atwood, Theresa M. DiVito. Mary Antonacci, Ruth Etta Wellington. Dorothy F. Cameron, Catherine Anne Christian, Ruth Mildred Reichenbach. Mary Rita Grout, Antonio Sebastiano, Sylvia Lea Baurer. Gladys M. Johnson, Helen Anna Kuchinski, Tillie Kuperman, Raymond H. Kozen. Mary E. Dan iks, Muriel Bertha Maier, Francis Gordon Riach, Walter Robert Bir- zel1, Lillian Alderman, Christine Eleanor Rcihl, Dorothy A. M. Pel- letter, Rose Etta Korkin, Mary Margaret Kelly. Olga Eugenia Pi- ola, Arlene Ruth Kennaugh. Val erie A. Bercier. Mary Richards Susan Rizzuto. Mavis Margery Houston, Pauline Churson, Ernest J. Desmarais, Adeline O'Bernier, Marguerite Mary Gibbons. The program follows: Aviators' March ........ Ascher
 High school orchestra Address of Welcome
 Robert Emmet Jackson,
 president, class of 1882. Pledge to Flag
 America the Beautiful
 Katherine Lee Batew
 Glass of 1892 Salutatory Address---"The Father of His Country"
 Jane Helen Bellmay Address--"Washington. the Man"
 Eva B. Machiulis The Presidents March ........ ........... Philip Phile-179O
 High school orchestra The Land I Love ........ Luderz
 Marcel Edward Doucctte
 and double quartette
 Cora Ranaudo. Anna Mahailoff. Dorothy Pelletier, Mavis Hous- ton, Thomas Patterson, Walter Birzell, Alexander Hudobenko. Louis Kelley.
 Valedictory Address--"Washington Business Man.
 Alfred W. Beerbaum Presentation of Diplomas and Awards
 John J. Walsh
 President, board of education The Americans Creed =. ..... ............. Wm. Tyler Page The Star Spangled Banner. ............ Francis Scott Key Class of 1892 and high school
 orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Miss Lord at
 Russell School

Miss Daisy Lord, president of the Waterbury Teachers associa- ton, presented Russell grammar school graduates with diplomas at the commencement exercises at the school yesterday. The program follows:
 song-"The Bugie Horn" Glass The Love of Truth" June Trainor Home" Agnes Luddy, Dorothy
 Menzelle. Mildred Galiada "Good Times" Harriett Vollers,
 Viola Carserino "Conquering Nature .... Martha
 Butterly, Leonard Balcom Keeping Well and Strong" ...
 Doris Nelson. Frederick Schus-
 ter.
 "Business'' ... Edward Sweeney.
 Guido Da Ponte "Whispering Hope" Girls Chorus Being Reliable" Margery Donahue Being Steadfast" Francis Grasso.
 Donald West
 Good Will" Madeline Luttazi "Man-The Conqueror-The
 Creator" ..... Francis Johnson.
 Mary Hayes
 "A June Song" ............ Class Safety" .......... Jessie Collins Protection" .... Anita Benoit,.
 Aldona Zupnes
 Employment" ...... Gustav Reihl,
 Marion Modrow
 Loyalty .... Esther Kukanskis.
 Mary Capobianco, Louis Wander Eyk
 "The Schoolhouse and Education"
 Richard Lukosius. Phyllis Will
 kins
 "Faith in the Future" Girls Chorus "Angela's Missionary Offering.
 .............. Mary l.. Malone "The Telephone and Communica- tion," Adelaide Carey, John Cole "Comradeship" .. Mary Carserino, Shirley Rowley
 Doing One's Duty" .....,...
 Raymond Barnes. Vivian Dorr Success" ...... George Overton,
 Roberta Kearl
 Migration" ..... Shirley Geghan Glass Song
 Presentation of Diplomas ..... - Mica Daisy Lord
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
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Todd Presents
 Diplomas to 66

Rev Joseph O. Todd of Mill Plain Union church presided at the commencement exercises of Chase gramar school yesterday and awarded diplomas to the ee grad. uates, the largest in the history of the institution. The program fol- lows:
 Priest March" by Claire Slater; chorus, "The Heavens Resound." class; saiutatory. Eleanor Reichen- bach; reading, Johnny Is Sent to the Office," Alfred Casaly; instru- mental ensemble. starry Emblem March" and Royal Scepter March" Margaret Beers, J. Robert Todd. Airline Watts, Myles Mccarthy and Eleanor Reichenbach.
 Reading. "The Ballad of Sweet D." Josephine Iapaluchi; chorus. "Bugle Song," class; reading, ''Washington, the Nation Builder" Faith Anderson; chorus, "The Stars Brightly shine" class; presentation to girls, Ethel Fries; presentation to boys, Roy Schmidt. Unveiling Washington Statue, Vincent Iaco- vino, president of the class; vale- dictory, Washington, Mary Louise Smethurst; address to graduates and presentation of diplomas. Rev Joseph o. Todd; chorus, Song of Parting" class.
 The class officers are president. Vincent Iacovino; vice president, Pierce Carew; treasurer, Parker Fleming and William Streeter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Right Rev Maurice F.. McAuliffc, auxiliary bishop sHartford, will present 105 girls, the personnel of the Waterbury Catholic high school graduating class, with diplomas at the annual commencement exercises to be held tomorrow night in the Immaculte Conception church at 7:30 o'clock.
 Class day exercises were held this afternoon in the school audi torium, with Rev Joseph McCuen of the Immaculate Conception church presiding. The graduates include:
 Angela Madeline Alleva, Jose phinc Frances Alleva, Rita The resa Baldwin, Marie Loretta Bar ry, Calista Anne Begnal, ReJane Mary Bernard, Lucy Anna Bernier, Gladys Marion Brennan, Agnes Theresa Buckley, Margaret Mary Byrnes, Margaret Bernice Carlson, Janet Ann Casey. Lucy Cormela Ciminera. Mary Kane .Corcoran, Rosemary Veronica Coyle, Anne Catherine Cromwell.
 Mary Agatha Dalton. Ann Es- ther Danaher, Josephine Marie Do- vino, Marjorie Elizabeth Decon- inck, Eleanor Cecil Devine, Doro- thy Pauline Dcchelli, Catherine Regina Donohue, Gertrude Mar garet Bowling. Mary Theresa Drauch, Rita Anne Emons. Edna Theresa Fay, Marion Lauretta Flamighetti, Anna Dorothea Flam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Donovan Talks
 to Crosby Grads

"The curriculum today in Wa terbury schools is 20 times more diversified than what it was 20 years ago." Dr Michael c. Donovan, superintendent of schools told the graduates of Crosby high school in his address last evening at the commencement exercises in the Wilby auditorium.
 The city endeavors to give every boy and girl just exactly what group of studies he or she desires The school head prophesied that 1t will be just matter of few years when the Wilby auditorium will be filled up solely by gradu- at6s. and not by parents and friends of the graduates. He added th0t he witnessed a Crosby grad uation 34 years ago when 37 stu- dents were graduated, and con- cluded pointing out that this year the three local high schools will graduate close to 600 boys and girls. The speaker was introduced by Principal Louis J. Thibodeau. School Commissioner Harry J.. Beardsley awarded the prizes and presented the diplomas. The list of IT AAC WiniSiD dPpCuIcu III IMUH- days Democrat.
 . Last nights program:
 Processional - Wien bleibt
 WleU ...'.ss... .ScHFamHlel
 John Luddy, class president Salutatory--"First Principles"
 AIouis Reisinger Overture--'Pique Dame F von
 Guppe
 Crosby Orchestra Essay-"George Washington"
 John Sutliffe
 Girls Chorus--Minuet Beethoven Misses Bowen, Bradley, Colby, Egan, Hiding, Kriegler, Morris, Quinn, Sachsenhauser, Shinn, Smith, Tirendi. Tobin, Worth. Valedictory--"Cla Motto''
 Marguerite Mack Minuet from Washington Period
 Senior Orchestra
 Carl Loether, Robert Berman. Nathan Luchnick, Angelo Damiano, Salvatore Calvo, Angelo Anastasio, Joseph Morelli. William Warming ton, Armond Frigon, Joseph Muc- cini, John Sawyer, Rebecca Levin son. Beatrice Engles.
 Words and music by Angelo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Barbleri. Tony Barbieri. Clara Blanchini, Lena caivo. Ameilo Catalina, Dominica CaFtocetti. Rosario Ciminern, Patsy Chianese. Amedeo colaHanto. Blanche Gre teiia. Anita cretelia, 6imone cyr. Frank D'Aversa, Joseph Dross. Fred Faizone, Armando Fisher. Mafaida Gaili. Joseph Garyey. Prank Guerrera, Michael 0uida. Ruby Petrucci, Thomas Ritucci. Gaetano Russo. Frank Spardone, John Tartagila, Rena Vanni.
 The program follows:
 Procession March ......... Class Song The old Refrain. Glass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Glass Greeting .... hIafAI6a G4|lz eong-Ay Treasure ...... Cf4E1 Recitation -- The Shades fn an
 Old Home Garden. n.....s....
 ..s..s....ss-. kuDy EttfHFE& Musical seleclion--Paradlee
 violins - Bernice Heistef.
 Frank Daverea
 Saxoph0ne. Michael 0iuda
 Piano. Fifii Guida
 .............. GaetanO Ruxs0 Vaio0tct0ry Thomas Rtkuecl Presentation of Diplomas ...
 .......... Mrs Frank Bowcs Commencement Song .... Glass Russia is selling agricultural ma chinery at very low prices in Italy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Leavenworth High
 Program Tonight

Commissioner Harry J. Beards- ley will givo out 65 diplomas to graduates of Leavenworth High School at the annual commence ment exercises tonight in the Wilby High school auditorium at 8 o'clock.
 The program follows: March-Pomp and Circumstance Leavenworth High Orchestra Salutatory Address--Why Study Chemistry
 Donald Edwards Merry Wives of Wind sor Nichols Leavenworth High Orchestra Address--Project Work at Leav- enworth
 Francis Judd Address-Leonardo Da Vinci
 Harry MaIootian Selection--The Dancers. .Lacome
 Girls Chorus Misses Doherty, Molin, Leg get, Stanley. Briotti, Winters. Pritchard, Maier, Claps. Wat kins. Jorgenson, Solberg Valedictory Address Engi- neering at Home
 Albert Atkinson Selection--The Battle of Jericho .............. Negro Spiritual
 Boys Chorus First tenors Messrs, Casti- lano. Edwards. Sciorra, Clark Second tenos Messrs De- Luca, Milia, Braun. DeLucia First basses - Messrs Claus kas. George, Krupa, Watts Second basses Messrs Mo- dine. Espelin. Kirschbaum. Balgeley Award of Prizes ............ ..Supt of Schools M. c. Donovan Award of Diplomas ........ .......... Harry J. Beardsiey
 The Class Recessional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Berlin w. Tinker

Rev Michael J. Lynch of our Lady of Mount Carmel church presented the Berlin w. Tinker grammar school graduates with diplomas yesterday at the annual commencement exercises at the school.
 The program enacted follows: The Creed CLASS Clae3 song
 .... Words by Edith Krugelis Saiutatory COG. Mario Abondolo La Zingana--Piano Solo .....
 ..... George Dauphinais Recita- on Ira duation--- .....
 ............ Catherine Foley Chorus-A June Song ...... Class Melodies of Love''--Piano Solo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
MALONEY GRADUATION

Mrs Gertrude Bowes, cOmmis- sioner of the Board Of Education. presented diplomas to g Maloney grammar school graduates at the exercises held yesterday at the school.
 Those who received sheepskins Included: Edith Barbieri, Romeo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Tunes" .... Anthony MansolIi Dance ............ Girls Of Glass Eong-"My Treasure" ...... Glass
 Farewell Address Helen BodEiach
 Presentation of Diplomas Rev John c. Giynn Class Song Class
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Merrirnan School

Rev John c. 0iynn presented Merriman grammar school gradu- ates with their diplomas at the an. nual commencement exercises held this afternoon at the school.
 The program presented follows: Song of Welcome ....... Class Address of Welcome ........ .......... Yvonne Dumais Piono Solo
 Orlando De Rosa
 18th grade) Play-"The Spirit of Washington"
 ................ Clhbb Song-"Biuebirds" ........'. Class Recitation - Good Old-Fashion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Damiano. Distribution of prizes and award. ing of diplomas, By Judge Harry J. Beardsley, com- missioner of the board of educa- tion. Creed of the Crosbyite,
 Janice Packard and class of 1882 "The Star-Spangled Banner" Recessional-"The Scout Master" Siemcr
 Senior Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22
Graduation At
 Watertown High School

Thirty-n nine members of the graduating class at Watertown high school will be graduated at the annual commencement exer- cises to be held tonight in the school auditorium. This will he the third class to complete the course in the new high school and graduate. Of the 39 graduates. 24 are Watertown residents, seven from Oakville and four apiece from Bethlehem and Morris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Miss Catherine Savers will be featured in harp solo on the an- nual class day exercises of Wa terbury Catholic high school which will take place this after. noon in the school auditorium at 4 o'clock with Rev Joseph McCuen of the Immaculate Conception church presiding.
 The program to be presented fol- lows:
 Processional: Minuet from Sym
 phony in E flat ........ Mozart
 High school string ensemble Chorus: June Is in My Heart ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

............. Edith Krugelis Presentation of Diplomas ......
 ...... Rev Michael J. Lynch Valedictory .... Carmeia Cipriano Chorus .. Father of His Country
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Choral NClub Salutatory ....... .Calista Begnal Piano: (a) Scotch Poem Mac. Dowell (b) 1fmpromptu Chopin
 Clare Murphy Instrumental Trio: Intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana". ............... Mascagni Harp Solo: Romance .... Cadman
 Catherine Savers Valedictory ........ Mary Iacoyino Glass Song .............Ch Chatillon
 Senior Choral Club Recessional: Marche Militaire .. .................. Schubert
 String Ensemble
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-22

Senior Orchestra
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-21
CALEXICO BONDS
ATTRACTIVE FOR
Wise INVESTORS

Announcement of the offering of
a new issue Of city Of CaleXico
municipal improvement bonds was
made yesterday by E. E. Morrison,
president of the Morrison Bond
Company of Long Beach.
Morrison spent several days max
ing a personal inspection of the
district affected. He stated that
these bonds are proving attractive
to investors at this time, and orders
for $4,000 were placed almost i'm
mediately.
The bonds are being issued for
public improvement. paving, sewers,
storm drains, etc; the district be-
ing affected being the central part
Of the city OF Calexico, including
the business district. According to
the figures OF the city clerk the
business section within the district
is 70 per cent improved, and the
residence sections within the dis
trict Il per cent improved The
new Hotel De ANA is within the
district.
Morrison, who has been selling
this type of bonds since 1924, is
optimistic over the future. He
points out that high grade munich
pal Improvements bonds will be
harder than ever to get this year,
and that prudent investors have
full confidence in their intrinsic
worth as evidenced by the increas-
ing demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-21
San DIEGO TO
Be SCENE OF
HIGHWAY MEET

Preparations for the annual con-
Yention of the Broadway of Am
erica Highway association are now
under way, according to a com
munication received from ?. @.
Mackey, president of the associa-
ton in El Paso, Tex, by Leo Het-
eel, director of the El Centre Cham
Der of Commerce, who is also a di-
rector of the Broadway of America
association.
San Diego will be the meeting
place of the convention and, as the
western terminus of the Broadway,
mas already provided a high budget
for convention entertainment and
a reception to visitors who will
come from all the southern states
On the Broadway OF America. Mac
key states that plans are being
made for an extended campaign OF
scientifically planned advertising
for this all-year southern route
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-21
Don't
Quote Me-
United Press

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21-Eugene
Never, who will be chairman OF the
board OF directors of the recon-
struction finance corporation, has
devoted his entire life to the higher
phases OF banking. Yet he looks
so little ike the so-called banker
tvpe" that only yesterday he was
mistaken by a visitor at the capitol
for q committee clerk. The visitor
strolled up TO Meyer, who was sit
ting in a witness chair at e COM
mittee hearing and asked him:
Where can I find Senator
Norbeck?"
Meyer gave him the desired di-
rections and proceeded with his
4 business. The visitor never knew
that he was talking 10 one OF the
most powerful financial figures in
the world.
Meyer made a fortune for him
, self between 1901 and 1917 as head
Of his own banking firm-Eugene
Meyer. II. & Co. It's physical ac-
coutrementS were typical Of him.
Instead of marbled lobbies on Wall
street. Meyer had corner offices
high up-the 18th floor or there
abouts-in the Bankers Truss
building in New York. When a
fanatic set off a bomb in front ot
J. P. Morgan &; Co. in Wall street
in 1920, Meyer wa sitting at his
black mahogany desk in a corner
office and looked down upon the
whole scene.
When he was called TO wartime
duty b. President Wilson in 1917,
he was director Of many corpora
tons. He resigned all his directo-
rates and Joined the war industries
board. He has been in government
service ever since. He closed out
his banking business. Meyer re-
NAMED with the war industries
board until the war finance cor
poration was formed. He became
It's managing director, a position
much similar 10 the one ne will
hold with the reconstruction fl
nance corporation. He served with
It until it had done its work Of
maintaining the solidity Of Liberty
bonds and preserving the financial
structure of the country during
the war and the years Immediately
following. Then he went 70 the
farm loan board and from there
TO the federal reserve board, Of
which he now is governor.
Meyer is a modest dresser. He
carries glasses on a ribbon and
usually a gold watch chain encom-
passes a generously filled vest. He
is Of moderate height. To see him
one would write down that there
was man Of great determination
He is married and the father Of
five children-Florence, Elizabeth
Eugene, Katherine and Ruth. In
: Washington, he lives in a COM
, Portable house on G street. His
country place It at NJ. Kisco, New
d York, where he indulges love foI
{ flowers.