The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-22

A 
 Naugatuck. June aa.--The world is being remade, Professor Davto D. Lelb of the Connoctieut College for Women told the i2A graduates of the Naugatuck high school las, night ct the graduation exercises, sand you must, willing or unwilling, share in the remaklng." Professor l.eih'a talk was addressed mainly to the graduates and made . pro. , found impression on them.
 Accomplishing Purpose
 "The people are asking whether the thing called education, the product of our present school aya- | tenn, is accomplishing the purpose [ which education in theory ia sup. posed to accomplish and they will ' look to you for the anawer." he warned the students.
 "Education Ia not the nero possession of knowledge but the ability to reflect upon it and Co grow in wisdom. It ronders n man capable of dealing with ordinary events of life and of usually htt- : ting upon the right course of 10. ton, lt ia q continuing proceAh, not something stored up in school or college for use later on, but tt should continue to grow in what ever walk of life you mdy enter." " he asserted.
 study Local Government Ho urged the student to stand for tho highest moral ideals pr0- posed by the church in their towns, to see that schools sock to train for life and citizenship, to study tho problems of government of their own town ''ao that whom you take your place In the ranks of voters you will not be led by and give ready assent to the proposals ot the ward or city leader because ho has the label of democrat or republi. can which happens to Do the label your fathor wore."
 Face thoughtfuiiy tho ordinary events of life, he said in eonolu. sion,
 Ali three addreasea by tho high ranking pupils in the class, the welcome by Amelia 0ailueei, aalu. tatorian, tho farewell by William essay on by Melville Schoock, third in his class, wore well delivered and showed earcful thought.
 Sch0larships Given
 William petitJean and Amelia uallucei received the Naugatuek high school scholarships of $i2b each, Melville r, Hehoeek won thu ! William q, Dyor scholarship Of $i2b, Helen Rowland uuild won the now Howard Il. Tuttle scholar. ship, the first tlMo 1t has been awarded, and Agnes sadie olda. k0wskl took tho normal scholar.
 rho Julio whittemoro prizes In English wore awarded to four, MiHsoA dnllueei and Guild, and Melville Achoeck and Howard Hall Bristol. Each prise amounted to $0e,76.
 Tho American Legion scholastic medals were awarded Co Mir Potlt. jean and Miss ualluaei. James FleminH gave a well.rendo number on tho Fronoh horn and Edward Dontempo piouscd with a violin selection. Tho hlRh school or. cheatra played. Charlotte Lehn ren. dered . wina0mo song in delightful fashion. Chairman Charles r. Rodonbaeh gave out tho diplomas.
 List Of Graduates
 The graduates follow.
 Roberta Florence Adams, Alyar Mnther Anderson, Joseph Rudolph Anderson, Edward Walter Balinaky, Edmund John nlondbs, Edward Louis Bontempo, Howard Hall Bristol, Waidemar Joseph Brod- oriok, Louis Franklyn puekmiller, Eunieo Mae Buehler, Margaret Iaa. bei Clark, Douglas John Cockroft, Kathryn phyliss Conlon, Mary Hrady Courtney, Donald Patrick Cowan, William Theodore Cry. eheau, John Francis paikus.
 Marion Louise Davis, Marian Duffy, Thomas Edward Dwyer, usta Edwards, Mary Helen tlnlk, Mary Frances Em mpoiiti, Edward Otto gnamait, Richard Otto lina- init, Ann Endseliet, Eleanor Alma Farren, James Francis Fleming, Bertha Marie Fogel, Emma iclla- both Trederleks. Ethel Rita Fred. erioks.
 Louise Helen uabrieiaisi, Amelia Viola uabrielskl, Helen Rose uar- gonia, Jane Carolin uiasiander Mary 0raoon, Sidney urossman, Walter urubenmann, Helen How land 0uild, Ruth ohaanna Hago- plan, Mildred Hall, Margaret Thereso Harris, Clayton Russell Housekneeht, Icatolla Josephine Hubbell, Mildred Marie Johnson, Howard Roy Kamerxol, Victor stephen Kapshevich, Louis John kechkes, Julia Kecsmersk, Milton Joseph Kiely.
 Donald Charles Kirk, Francis George kosowlcx, Tessie Anita Kwajauslsa, Doris May LaI3olle, Anita Helen I.afferty, Eleanor Ellis. abeth Lannon, Florence Christine Larson, Marie Gertrude Lawlor. Charlotte Harriet Lehr, Ruth Mary I4angyel, stephen James LenRyei. Loo Louis Lieberman, Olga Elixa- beth Losiek, Michael Paul Luka- siewicx, Elna Marion Lundin.
 Edith MoDermott, Margery Boryle Major, Madeline Ann Mari- ano, William Howard Meyers, Dom. info James Minieucci. stanley John Nils. Emmett Robert Mooney. Ma rion Allce Mroz, Alice Rose Mur- ray. Arthur William Nauges, George Mdnar Nelson. Agnes Sadie
 Theresa Marie o'Toole. Helen Rosaiio ostrowski. William Alex 0N08S &0tntoke &S1VHNE0 EE1MtttEH Passsck, William George Petttjean. Charles Rado, Ruth Carolyn Rich- ardnon, Ellen Lois Rodenbach, Irene Valerie Rozanske. Algird Victor Uam0sha, Emelene Marjorie ganderson, George Jacob Eareyan, Eunlce Rosilla Saunders, Thomas Michael gcalIy, John Joseph Hchienda.
 Leona Marie schiidgren, Melville Paul Bchoeck, Ronald Woodrow gchof1eld, Joseph Theodore gem- ensii, Adeline Edith eemrow. Ernest Adolph severson, Leonard Arvld seyergon, Anna Bernice EYE snakst' nsn Eswsras In,s s'ysrnsis hsrsss sokolosbi. Gladys Amelia goIbcrR, Margaret Elizabeth golberg, Fran eam ANnIi &uIraaikv John Henry