The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-22

High School Nine to Play in Tofrington Angler
Lands Ten-Inch Trout, His First Of Season

has held the office for the past
eleven years. It had been known for
several weeks that Warden Green
was considering naming Mr. Bren-
nan to the ONCE. although the term
Of Mr. Squire expired on April Is,
announcement Of the appointment
was not made until yesterday. War
den Green stated that the appoint
ment was actually made on April
Is, but the announ cement was with
held until an audit Of the personal
tax collectors books had been COM
pleted. Mr. Brennan has served as a
democratic burgess from the first
ward and has been active in demo-
cratic ranks for several years.
Hundreds Of residents Of the
borough are taking advantage of
the fine weather Of the past few
days to tidy up their premises. This
is annual cleanup week in the bor-
ough and an appeal has been made
by the Chamber of Commerce, War
den Green and Health Officer Wal
ter I. Baker to property owners to
clean up their residences and to rid
them of the accumulation Of ashes,
etc, that has gathered over the win
ter months.
Gard Party Monday Night
The Altar Society Of st Mary's
church will conduct a public card
party on Monday night in st Mary's
hall. All of the popular card games
will be played. Prizes will be award
ed to the winners and refreshments
will be served.
High School Honor Roll
Twenty-one members of the
graduating class of the local high
school have their names on the
honor roll for the month of March
according to the list made public
yesterday.
The freshmen lead the list in the
number of those on the roll with
total Of 40;. the sophomores have
"a on the list and the juniors 8.
The report Of the room standing
and list Of those who attained an
average Of IS or better for the
month follows:
Mr. Fowle's room, seniors, s4.6
per cent.
Miss Grainger's room. seniors.
80 per cent.
Miss Walsh's room, seniors,
1859 per cent.
Miss Libby's room, freshmen.
64.1 per cent.
Mr. Noye's room, freshmen,
62.07 per cent
Seniors: Dorothy Barratt, George
Engelhardt, Christine Gallucci,
william Grickis, Birger johnson,
Doris johnson. Adolph Kazemekas,
Edmund Levandauskas. Helen Nc
Donough, Anna Marce1onis, Gladys
Nelson. Stephanie Oldakowski,
Donald Rabbott, Edwin Saunders.
Harold Simpson, Gertrude Sulli-
van, wallace Sundas, Carl Thomp-
son, Herman Treichel, Lester
Weiss, Bernice Valentine.
Post Graduate: Raymond Sven
Juniors: Betty ,Barnum. Ray
mond Dubois. Elizabeth Duff,
Helen Lagownik, Esther Lundin,
John Mariana, Nancy Rasmussen,
Justine Richardson, Chester Ru-
sophomores: Rudolph Anderson.
Janice Barrett, william Crycheau,
Jane Dibble, James Fleming.
Amelia Gallucci, Helen Gaygonia,
Helen Guild, Julia Keczmerski
Francis Kosowicx. Irene Krzykow-
ski, Eleanor Lannon, Marie Law
lor, Charlotte Lehr. Olga Losick.
Mary Mroz, Agnes Oldlakowski,
william Pettijean. Irene Rozanski,
Adele Rubin. Jacob Sareyan, Mel
vile Schoeck Helen Slobodianik.
Leona Sokoloski, Margaret Solberg.
Eleanor Taylor, Mary Terpak.
Freshmen: Harriet Anderson.
Raymond q. Anderson, John But
kus, Virginia Carpenter. Concetta
Ceci, Harold Chittenden, Ruth
Conway. Eleanor Dillon. William
Evers, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Joseph
Geruch Olga Grossman. Charles
Jennings, Carmela Labriola, Irving
Iamson, Marjorie Mariana, Henry
Marlor. Bertha Matuszewski. Hem
~ Piorkowski, Francis Price.
Arthur pulem, Catherine Ron.
Mary st John. Roberta saunders,
Louise Scavone. Harold 6emrow
Filomena Spaghetti. William Stein.
Layland Stevens, jennie Successful.
Marjorie Thomas. Fremont Tolles,
RALPH Tucker, Edith urgitis, Flea
nor walsh. Clara Wa1ther, Grace
Weodficld. Helen znpatka. George
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