The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-19


diers' march; minuet.
Grade Flag salute and drill;
story Of Washington by children;
dramatization of story, Washington
and the Cherry Tree.
Grades II and History Of the
first flag; playlet. representation Of
Colonial Characters; drill.
Grade IV-Soldiers' march and
drill; colonial party for Washing
ton; minuet, children in costume.
Grade V--Dramatic episodes in
Washington's life: First, Yankee
Doodle-Spirit OF TO; second,
Young Frontiersman; third, Wash
ington, "First in War; fourth,
Making of the First Flag, Betsy
Ross; fifth, Mt Vernon.
Grade VI--Song, Father Of the
Land We Love-" George Cohen;
singing popular airs-adapted to
Washington celebration-class.
Grade V1I-Recitations: 1.-THE
Good Old Times" Joseph Barnes;
"Washington's Birthday" Mar
garet Andria; 1.-THE Twenty-second
Grade VIII-Recitation: Grown
Our Washington" Grace Mitchell;
washington" Mary Alice Red
ding; essay, "Washington's Fare
we'll Address" Bernard Kalisz;
Life and Deeds of Washington,
Charlotte Benedict.
Singing of patriotic songs by
school.
The program for Merriman
school to-day in conjunction with
the celebration of Washington's
bicentennial observance will be
presented by seventh and eighth
grade pupils and follows:
The Star Spangled Banner.
Flag salute.
Chorus-"We's Here to Pay All
Honor"
Playlet - "Marse Gawge," by
eighth grade pupils. Cast: Maid,
Yvonne DUMAS; Dinah, Angelina
Lombard; Caesar, Walter Pernal;
George Washington, John Zipoli;
Mother of Washington, Helen Bod
Miss Mary Ann. Ida Yannetti;
Mics Janice, Palma Semeraro;
MiR Betty, Caroline Sarandrea;
Martha Washington, Lucy Daloia;
Colonial Maids, girlsof grade eight.
Reading 1.-THE Commander in
Chief" by Edmund Ostrowski.
Chorus-"George Washington"
Playlet-"The Home Coming of
Warrington" eighth grade. Time:
After the war Place: Mount YER
noa. Characters: General Wash
tnston, John Zipoli; Lady Wash
ington, Antoinette D'Atteilio; Nelly
Curtis, Lydia Wlasuk; David
Humphreys, Louis Mastracchio;
Colonel william Smith, Frank
O1lanski; Bishop (colored SER
uant), Albert Polci; Guests. girls
Of grade eight; Servant, Aldo
Chorus-"Father Of the. Land
We Love-"
Creed"
Chorus-"America.
Children of Russell Grammar
schol presented a unique and fitting
program this morning and after
noon in the school gymnasium at
1O:45 a. m. and 2:15 p. m. in con-
nection with the nationwide cele-
bration Of the Washington Bt-cen-
tennial observance.
This mornings program follows:
Song-Star Spangled Banner
Episodes in the Life of Washington
Episode I-Playing Soldier -
Grade I.
Episode II-Playing Commander
Grade Nv
Episode III-George-Lawrence-
Grave vi.
Episode IV-Colonial Music -
Grade III.
Episode V-Making the Flag -
Episode VI-Flag Drill-Grade
".
America.
This afternoons presentation fol-
lows:
Song--Father Of the Land We Love
Minuet ........ kindergarten
washington in French and Indian
War-Grade VIII.
The Price of Liberty-Grade VII.
Colonial Dance
Sad Are the Tidings :. p. Wilkins
When Martha and George Re-
turned--Grade VIII.
Toast to General Washington.
The High School honor roll for
the month of January announced
yesterday shows q total OF 1O8 pu-
pills who attained an average OF 81
or better in all subjects for the
month. Freshmen lead tho list with
second with IS, the seniors have 23
and the juniors seven. There Is one
post graduate on the list.
High room standing went to the
seniors reporting In Miss Walsh's
room with an average Of 1888; sen
Tors reporting to Miss Fowles room
tok second hOnors with an average
of 81, third honors went to Mr.
Hyde's room with an average of
$3.50 by the freshmen reporting to
this room, the freshmen reporting
to Miss Libby's room took fourth
honors with an average OF 61.bO
and the seniors reporting to Miss
Graingers room took fifth honors
whit an average Of 57.14.
The names Of those on the honor
roll follows:
Seniors: Dorothy Barratt. Rita
Clark, George Engelhardt, Chris
tine Gallucci, Donald Garrick, Will
liam Grickis, Eleanor Hall, Burger
johnson, Doris johnson, Edmund
Levandauckas, William Lukasie-
wicz, Helen McDonough, Anna
Marcelonis, Mary Marinaccio. Ar
thurs Melbourne. Ethel Nelson,
Gladys Nelson, Stephanie Oldakow-
ski, John Quinn, Donald Rabbott,
Edwin Saunders, Harold Simpson,
Gertrude Sullivan.
Post graduate: Raymond Sven
son.
Juniors: Betty Barnum, Sadie
Cagno, Elizabeth Duff, Helen La
gownick, John Mariana, Justine
Richardson, Chester Rudolf.
Sophomores: Janice Barrett,
Howard Bristol, Phyllis Conlon,
william Crycheau, Marion Davis.
Jane Dibble, Anna End2eleit, Ell
eanor Farren, James Fleming,
Louise Gabrielski, Amelia Gallucci,
Helen Gargonia, Mary Gracon.
Helen Guild, Mildred Hall. Ruth
Houseknecht. Julia Keczmerski,
Irene Krzykowski, Eleanor Ian
non, Marie Lawlor, Stephen Leng-
vel, stanley Mis-. Mary Mroz, Agnes
Oldakowski, William Politician,