The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-24
NAUGATUCK Judge McDonough
 Presents Diplomas
Borough High Graduates One of Largest Classes in
 Its History

. sAnna Mary Marcelonis, 'Mary Margaret Marinaccio, 'Hefen Louise McDonough, Burton Melbourne, John Leslie Melbourne, Mary Flor ence Mikafchus. Ellis Harry Mist. Joseph Greene Moore. Leon Alexan der Moraski, Anna Mary Mulesky, sEthel Jeanette Nelson. "Ruth Gladys Cornelia Nelson, Helen Car ter Nettleton, Paul Matthew Obst. Stephanie Jennie Oldakowski, Ad- rian Carl Olson, Marjorie Osborn. Lucille Ann PaJeski, William Ed win Pawlowski. William John Plik- aitis, Stella Maryan Pocoski, Jo- seph James Posick, Lillian Eleanor Prisavage, John Milton Quinn, sDonald Francis Rabbott. Hedwig Resale Radomska, Genevieve Ruth Rapieff, Albert George Raytkwich. Timothy Henry Reardon, Marguer- ite Mary Began, Mary Dagny Rich- ardson, Lilyan Gertrude Rubin. Margaret Mary St John. Edwin Arthur Saunders. Ida Annie Sch wartz, Joseph William Scully. Stel- la Helen Sierakowski, 'Harold Vaughn Simpson. Vivian Anna Smith, Joseph James Sokoloski. Ernest William Solberg. Daniel Francis Sullivan, Gertrude Loretta Sullivan, Wallace Joseph Sundas, Dorothy Leona Swanson, Henry John Swanson, Anthony John Szcz- esiul, Helen Theresa Tarnowski, sDoris Edith Tausendfreundt. Har- riet Taylor, Carl William Thomp- son, Jr, "Herman Albert Treichel. Bernice Wilcox Valentine, Beatrice Helene Vincent. 'Lester Bernard Weiss, Marion Ruth Zwick.
 Class Motto - "Palmam qui fe- rat".
 Glass Colors--National Blue and Ivory.
 Class Flower Ophelia Rose. ton for general excellence through out the course.
 Taking Part fin Convention
 Commander Fred sutor, Jr. Irv- ing Brown, James J. Sullivan, Richard Ostrom, Fred Burke and Edward Bickford will represent Crusader post, Veterans of For eign Wars at the annual state con- vention of the order which opens in New Britain tonight. The alter mates are Jake Mariana, Angelo Pappino, Felix Nardcllo. Cornelius Holmes, Edward Parkinson and Harold Lewis.
 Tomorrow about fifty members of the post and the auxiliary plan on taking part in the big parade to be held in connection with the con vention.
 Those who plan on entering the parade will leave from the post rooms on Rubber avenue tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock.
 Hockey Star Visiting Here
 Frank (King) Clancy interna- tionally known hockey star is vis- iting at the home of his aunts and uncle on Coen street for a few days. MT Clancy Is accompanied by his father, Thomas, former Naugtauck resident and his brother Frank.
 Benefit Tea Monday
 On next Monday afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock a benefit tea party will be held at Tranquility Farm in Middlebury, the summer home of Miss Gertrude Whittemore of this borough, for the Children's Com munity Center of New Haven.
 Miss Emily Sophie Brown of this borough, chairman of the county extension committee of the center is arranging for the party.
 The committee in charge of re- treatments will be Mrs J. B. Honey. Mrs Hubert D. Stoddard. Mrs Y. C. Space. Mrs Ethel E. Matthies, Mrs Loretta Landgren, Mrs c. V. Adams and Miss Ethel Morrison, members of the Seymour commit tee with Mrs Donald s. Futile. Mrs Walter c. Gilnack. Miss Winnibel Schaffer. Miss Josephine A. Maher and Mrs William Geis of this bor- ough.
 Annual Outing Tomorrow
 The annual outing and picnic or the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school will be held tomor- row at White Oak Farm in Oxford. Transportation will be by auto to the scene of the picnic. Tax Collector N. Hndley Cox is