The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-23
High School sMosts'
 Elected By Seniors
Dorothy CaIkins and Ludwig Jasiunas Most Popular;
 Girl Scouts Planning Minstrel
WATERFOWL

At a meeting of the senior class Thursday, the 'mosts'' of the senior class of Watertown high school. year 1895, were chosen:
 Most ambitious, Afia Peresa- da; most athletic girl, Julie Magee; most athletic boy, Ludwig Jasilun- as; neatest girl, Rhoda Macken; neatest boy, John Flynn; most popular girl, Dorothy Calkins: most popular boy, Ludwig Jasilun- as; most polite girl, Barbara Pope; most polite boy, John Flynn: most quiet girl, Afia Peresada; most quiet boy, Joseph Baxter; noisiest girl, Eva Staula; noisiest boy. Michael Laudati; best natured girl, Ethel Edwards: best natured boy, Ludwig Jasilunas; class vamp, Dorothy Calkins; class sheik, Car 10 Polomba: giggler, Anna Buck ingham; man hater, Afia Peresada; woman hater, Robert Purvis; bluff CT, Vincent Keilty; wittiest, Karl Krantz; best looking girl, Charlotte Bate; best looking boy, Raymond Beauty; class artist, George Kach- ergis; marry first, Edith Banks; marry last, Robert Purvis; class humorist, Michael Laudatis; non- chalant, Paul Puzak; pessimist, George Kachergis; optimist, Allen Whittlesey; excuse maker, Vincent Keilty; bashful, Joseph Baxter; laziest, Clifford Loomis: clown, Michael Laudati; brightest girl, Darlene Purvis: brightest boy, Rob- ert Purvis; tallest boy, Albert Zdanis; tallest girl, Anna F'illi- pone; shortest, Dorothy Calkins: heavyweight, Carlo Polomba and George Kachergis; lightweight, AL ma Roberts.
 Troop 8, Girl Scouts
 Instead of their regular weekly i, meeting, Troop 3, Girl Scouts, en- joyed a hike up the Middlebury road, Friday afternoon.
 At next weeks meeting, Miss Gerda Anderson, the community nurse, will give talk, At this next meeting, there will be rehearsal for the minstrel, the toop is pre- senting on May 3rd, along with their mother and daughter ban quet.. The money realized from the sale of metal sponges is to be turned in next week.
 From now until the 1st of May the girls are to have bird com test and a flower contest, from now until June 1st. That is, each girl writes down the name of every bird and flower she sees and the one having the largest list receives a prize.
 The following tests were passed today: table setting, Betty Bryan, Charlotte Hiclxcox, Shirley Kopp, Susan Lewis, Mary Hickcox, Jan- ice Mattson, Ruth Rice, Caroline Smith, Mary Jane, Ward, Virginia Black and Patty Smith.
 Bed making: Betty Bryan. Char 'lotte, Hickcox, Shirley Kopp, Jan- ice. Mattson, Ruth Rice, Caroline Smith and Mary Jane Ward.
 Cooking: Susan Lewis. Caroline Smith and Mary Jane Ward.
 Thrift: Caroline Smith, Mary Jane. Ward, Susan Lewis, Virginia Black and Margaret Black.
 There were five visitors present at today's meeting, Janet Ripley. Harriet Barlow, Lucia Smith, Ann Bronson and Arlene Hadley.
 St Johns R. c. Church
 Mass will be said at 2, 8 and 10 a. m. in St Johns church, and II a. m. in Bethlehem. Children Of Mary will hold regular meeting on Monday in the school hall at 8 D.. m. I.enten devotions in St Johns church, Wednesday evening at 7;Sr o'clock, with Rev Francis Barrett of the Blessed Sacrament church of Waterbury, in charge. Cake sale on Thursday afternoon. Friday, at 7:30 p. m., Stations of the Cross.
 The Lithuanian mission for all Lithuanians of town, and Of beth- lehem, will open on April 7th.
 In the Churches
 Methodist church-Sunday school at 10 a. m. Worship at II a. m. sermon theme: "Some Needed Dis locations" Preparatory class at 4:3O D. m. Methodist High asso- ciates meet on Monday evening. Junior choir rehearsal on Tuesday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock. On We'd nesday, there will be social gath ering under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society at 2:30 p. m. All women in the church are well come to this gathering. Choir re- hearsal on Thursday evening at 7:30 D. m. Boy Scout, Troop 2, meet on Friday evening at 7:3O D. m.
 :, Congregational church-Morn- ing worship and sermon at 10 a. m. continuing series with topic, "Why ye call me Lord, Lord. and do not the things, which I say?" Young Peoples society meet at 6:30 p. m. in the chapel with MT Wells. On Monday afternoon the Ladies Aux Hilary card party and food sale in +he chanel, On Tuesday evening