The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-09

copper DackgrOund, "The First Thanksgiving" with pilgrims, The
 dians and log cabins. surrounded
 with corn stalks and pumpkins was
 the display of the Barnard school.
 A colorful centerpiece of snap
 dragons was used by the Webster
 school faculty and Duggan> and
 Begnal schools also used floral cen-
 terpieces surrounded by maiden
 was worked out in the Croft Yer
 sus Leavenworth" display of the
 Croft school faculty witha the
 theme being the entrance of Leav-
 enworth into a fiftysfour room
 building of Croft and taking all but
 thirteen rooms with Croft still
 standing strong in the remaining
 number. "Driggs Holds the Fort'
 was one of the prize winning
 models and it represented
 medieval fortified castle from the
 turrets of which fly banners which
 represent the Seven Objectives
 of Education" as outlined by the
 Federal Bureau of Education and
 showing that against the inroads of
 our changing civilization, "Driggs
 Holds the Fort" Columbia school
 was represented by Miss Colum-
 bia." a doll. sixteen inches tall, set
 upon q gold pedestal with three
 steps representing. Faith, Hope and
 Charity. The doll was attired in na-
 tional colors of red, white and blue with flowers completing the artistic array. A miniature Pine Hill with an Indian reservation was thewo
 Of Merriman school and Slocum school which was awarded first prize was outstanding in a minia- ture airport display with the air planes labeled with the names of the subjects taught. On the field was tower with the beacon light
 hangar, runways and fioodlights and an illuminated centerpiece was called "Clearing the Fog"
 Affair Largely Attended
 Seated at the speakers table were: Professor Ivan A. Booker, Miss Daisy Lord, president of the Mayor Frank Hayes, Thomas Condon, superintendent of schools, Mrs Condon, Commission CTS Harry Beavdsley, Vincent Mill Ter, Mrs Florence Webster, Mrs Bowes, and Miss Kath- leen Crowley. Raymond Brown of president of the State Teachers Association, Miss Alice Walsh. supervisor of primary grades, Miss Augusta Wendell, of president of the Con- necticut Teachers Federation, Miss Margaret Dorsey and Miss Julia 'of Bridgeport, John Layden of West Haven, president of the West Haven Teachers Asso- citation.
 Other guests included: Anna +. Pagan, Madeline Harrigan, Terese Moran. Ann Milan, Alice McLarney. Marion ,Bagley, Celinda Wakelee. Mary Nelson, Catherine Crean. Mary Boyle, Mary Moskovitz, Mar saret Keenan. Lillian Bronson, Dodd, Vera Crane, Ger rude Doran, Margaret Buckley. Winifred O'Reilly, Madeline Cue win, Mir and Mrs Joseph Colloty, of the Slocum School Miss Julia Kelley. Mary Alice Goumey, Bernice Harper, Catherine Phelan, Jose phine Mccormick, Kathryn Staf- strom, Bessie Delaney, Mary Mor- ris, Bessie T. Shea, Ann r. Dwyer. Mae M. German, Beatrice Shields. Anna Sweeney, Margaret Dillon. Carroll, Josephine Ali man, of Merriman school, Daniel Kemp, Dennis O'Connor, James J. Coyle, Thomas E. Hogan, Andrew J. Nora, Everett M. Stanley and school woodworking teachers, E. ,. Cowan, Margaret Noonan. Edna Booker, Jennie Carmody, Catherine Bergin, Catherine Cooney, Ruth Gerard, Mary Moore, Margaret Jackson, Mary Real, Helen Me- of the Columbia school 'aculty.
 J. M. Brophy, Anna F. M. Dwyer, !. Bourke, Sallie F. Bergin, Biron, Mary F. Garrity, Cora R. Bernice A. Brennan, Ju- la l.. Doran, Irene c. Remedy, ,f Driggs school; Katherine Ward, Margaret Egan, Helen Egan, Nellie A. Brown, Julia McGill, Harriet Helena Case, Ermailn- h L. Greco, Margaret M. Me- carthy. May V. Mccarthy, Jennie M. O'Neill, Anna M. Skehan, Helen R. Murphy, Anna Alshausky, Helen Devine, Edna McDonald,C. Brady, M. Fitzmaurice, Marie M. Corr, Christine Hartnett, Mary F. Bren- nan, Mary R. Mitchell, Mary De- ,ereaux, Ann M, Quinn, Irene Sheri- Ian, Mary Katzman. Margaret A. Delaney, Ella Crooks, k. Benita 3alfe, John c. Gilmartin, Kathryn ;. Calvin, Margaret l.. Kelley, Anne Wheelahan, Julia Connor, )uggan and Begnal schools; Mary | !. Mitchell, Mary E. Toomey, Flor ,nce Johnson, Josephine Connors, Ceil Bolger, Katherine Dougherty, | Mary F. Colwell, Helen C. Butler, Rita M. Dohgherty. Anna M. Cas-
 in, Mary r. ,Corrigan, Louise V. heo, Elizabeth A. Butler. Margue-
 ite M. Cullen, of Webster school;
 ,lsie Hanson. Kathleen O'Brien, Margaret Cronen, Elizabeth Der win, Marjorie Barry, of Mary Ab- ,ott school: Loretto Fitzpatrick. Mary Dwyer, Emeline Cassidy, Margaret Mulhern, Imelda Me- Sennerney. Ann Fitzpatrick, Mary )'Connor, and Catherine Barry of Anderson school; Elizabeth Clark, Julia Sullivan, Jane Kehoe, Helen ,orcoran, Irene Kemp, Anastasia Dillon, Olive Wilder, Mary Grove, Adeline Rizzolo, Elsie Nolan, Kay Daley, Nellie Ray, Mary c. De. aney, Florence Greenleaf and Hell
 n Webb of Barnard school Sadie 7igney, Mary K. Wall, Grace c. 4uddy, Helen c. Griffin, Marie Lad len, Gertrude M. Mitchell, Sarah ,. Katzman, Cornelia M. Walker, Eleanor R. Dodd, Helen E. Flah-
 rty of Chase school; Mae Lannen, catherine F. Sheridan, Kathleen Iealey, Candita Mazzerella, Anna oonnelly, Grace E. Flanagan, Mary VI. Kelly, Viola Goumey, Catherine McAloon Pauline Perrault, Mary ;culiy, Dorothy O'Connor and Rita of Hopeville school.
 Mary c. Cove, Irene J. Spellman, Frances Grace. Isabel Kelly, Flor nee Brennan, M. V. Gaffney, Anna aalpin, Gratia Booth, Mary s. Jones, Mary E. Clarkin, Lulu l.. of Russell school; Mrs Jo- ,eph If. Reid, Mary Shepard. Alice cronan, Katherine Mullins, Anne s'lannery. Helen St Louis. Lucy shanahan, Leta M. Guerrera. M.