The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14
BETTY LYNN WINS
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Curtiss Prize Awarded at High School Exercises
 Last Night
WATERTOWN
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The Watertown high school com meneemsnt exercises were held last evening in the high school audt. torium.
 The program was as follows. March, high school orchestra; in- vocation, Rev Clarence Wells; salu- tator with essay, "ieroes in Medi. cine" Michael Pugnk, essay, Hob. bies," Miss Betty Lynn; music. high can History In stamps" Herbert Scott Smith, essay, "Himndards In Iteading," Miss Helen Stevens; mu. i sic. high school orchestra; essay. Moods In Music," Miss Lillian Let. sky; valedictory with essay, "duiDea Pigs" icIIsorth Muson awarding of prixes. W. K. Cook America tono stansnj, audience; bcnedictiOn, Rev Clarence Wells. The Curtis prize of y2O which iA < awarded to the most deserving girl in the senior class was awarded to Miss Betty Lynn. This includes scholarship, attitude and helpful. ness to the school.
 The 10. .. Marggraf prize of si0, given to the pupil who has made tuD Bt0atSht tHRSVVvtusUt NtffNk the eight.year course was award. cd Co Edward Parks.
 The itenasieInep POIytecnlc medal offered each year by the Hartford alumni Of HennsseIaer to the male graduate stapding high. est in mathematics and science was m average Of D3 per cent.
 usha nmts.t. s.aIatH s.aux a1E fA. books for the library. This money was spent for reference books in science. Books for the library were given thi. year by Miss Hattie Nun son and Miss Frances Fitzpatrick.
 Members of the class who res ceived diplomas are: President. Michael Pusnk, vices1'resIdent Allen Lockt0n: treasurer, Martha Fenn, secretary, Evelyn Anders0nj Frank. in Balch, c0rnsda BlanaieId, Ici. aine Brown, Morse BOden, Hlta Butler, James cnnnelf, Amelia ChaDjn, Loretta DonstOn. Robert BricsoD Zelda Feidsher, Loon urabow, Wallace Grady, John Hlayna, Erwin Hotehkiss, Arlene Humiston, Julia Ksbas, John Kie- seI Helen kn6wles, Agnes Lavlne, Lillian Letsky. Betty Lynn, Eily- worth Mason, Hendy Meyer, Janet Olson, Edwin Parks, Louis Petrok. Wanda Rahuba, MarlIyn RaDshaw, Marie POsenbeck, Herbert Scott Smith, Helen stevens, Ruth Whee- Ter. Edmund Wilson, Phyllis Ste vsns, Michael Werenko, Maurice Withcy and Evelyn Wo0key.
 D. A. If. IainGIseOns Today
 The annual luncheon of Sarah Whitman Trumbuii chapter, D.A.It. will be held today at o'clock at M'Fineai Inn. The business meeting will be held in the bunRa- low tea room. Miss Florence Crofut of Hartford. state chairman of his foric spots will be the speaker. Her topic wifi he "Tho Obligation to Mark Historic Sites in Connecticut. the Constitution State"
 pFiDcetons Lose
 The Princeton 4. 4. baseball team went down under high pres- sure last night when it was turned on by the Waterbury Newsmen ball team in a twilight game ai TIeminway f1eId. The final spIuree Of runs put across by the locals feIi one short of making things even. The fInni count was a-e. Les Evans, newly acquired first base man for the locals connected for q homer in his one official time at hat, There wifi be no Sunday game here thie Tseeh as the locals WIil be entertained ln IepeviIle. HoWs ever there wiIl ba a Saturday game here Wne6huFv N4'l affeFd lHe ap' &#&z44#H.