The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-21
TORRINGTON
TORRINGTON | COrrespOndens-ThOmas Carr-PbOnc s4aS School Pupils Fete Resigned Principal
Frank M Jeffrey Given $50, Smoking Jacket and
 Pipe-249 Candidates for Graduation


 During the upper-class assembly he was presented with a $50 bill, the presentation being made in be- half of the senior, junior and sophomore classes by Alfred E. Nelson, senior class president.
 At the freshman assembly Mir Jeffrey received a smoking jacket and a pipe. c. Walter Johnson, freshman supervisor, made the presentation in behalf of the fresh- man class.
 The gifts were tokens of the esteem and affection of the stu dsnt body, whose representatives expressed the sincere regret which Mir Jeffrey's resignation caused.
 Mir Jeffrey was deeply touched by the gifts and extended his thanks and appreciation to the students in brief talks. He will complete his duties Friday, having been granted a leave of absence < from then until the end of the year.
 Candidates for Graduation
 There are 249 members of the senior class of Torrington high school who are candidates for graduation this June, according to a list made public by Principal Frank M. Jeffrey. The class in- cludes:
 Virginia Abate, George Agoston, Hazel Allen, Frances Angelini, Hu- i bert Anstett, Salvatore Audia, Ger aid Auletta, Willi Aust, Mamie Avenia, Henry Barbert, Rhoda Bartholomew, Canio Basile, Mar jorie Bate, Renato Belli.
 Jeanette Benjamin, Charles Bertang, Marion Beyer, Lyon Bierce, Glenna Bowman, Virginia Bozak, Edmond Bozenski, Gertrude Bradley, Ralph Bradley, Eunice Branson, Ruth Breen, Roland Brit ton, Earl Brow, Theodore Brown, Anthony Catania.
 Gertrude Clancy, Richard Clark, Daniel Colucci, Elizabeth , Conran, Peter Coury, Sadie Coury, Mary Craig, Rose Crum, Dorothy Cukras, Ralph D'Ambrosio, Mar garet Dayfield, Ercole DeAngelis, Edward DeBrot, Jr., Edith De. Dominicis.
 Victoria Delmonte, Antoinette DeChillo, William Dombe, George Drake, Kenneth Drake, Francis 1EdHSlIlS, JOIlH OIOHcy, Icle' Drozdenko, Madeline Dibrelli, Han Falk, Ruth Fant, Ward Ferry, William Fitzpatrick, Helen. Fors- berg, Grace Fritch.
 Josephine Froeliger, Myrtle Full Ter, Barbara Tyler. John Gahura, Donald Geer, Ellen Gleason, vir- ginia Granger, Rose Graziani, Grace Grohs, Edith Grosclaude, Stanley Grynik, Eva Guildford.
 Mary Hanley, Julius Harris, Ce- cilyia Hattenberger, Clara Hewitt, Henry Hoffman, Reinhold Hogan, Evclyn Hohensee, Barbara Horton, Ernest Horvath, Jennie Horvath, Rudolph Hudak, George Hudson, Albert Iffland, Rogert Iffland. Rob- ert Ingoldsby.
 Jennie Jabiski, Gretchen Jacob, Albert Jasch, Roger Jeanfavre, Miriam Jenney, Jennie Johnson, Gloria Kaufman, Mariette Kennedy, Ellen Kincaid, Daniel Kivlin, Will liam Klambt, Stephen Klonoski, Nicholas Koltko, Stephen Koplu- suk, Mary Kornay.
 Nellie Koury, George Kozlak, Stanley Kozlowski, Julia krisak, Madeline Kufchak, Eugene Kul- howvick, Lillian Lavieri, Kaze La zervick, Marjorie LeHoskey, Joseph Leoni, Pierina Leoni, Frederick Lesniewski, MolS Lovallo, Lillian Loyeska.
 Louis Luciani, Harry MacNeil. Margaret Magyar, Genevieve Mal- ham, Marion Malone, Paul Mar fiak, Nora Maroon, Catherine Me- Carthy, Walter Mccarthy, Thomas Mclaughlin, Virginia Meyer, Paul Michalko, Catherine Nignone, Theodore Miklos, Jean Milford.
 Mildred Miller, Raymond Miller, Isabelle Mitchell, Valeria Mixcus, Georgette Majon, Airline Morroway, Marjorie Nadeau, W&hadia Mar siff, Dorothy Negri, Evelyn Negri, Rebecca Negri, Alfred Nelson, Ray mond Nierintz, Watson Nordquist
 Barbara Novey, Mildred Olkow- ski, Kathleen O'Meara, John O'Sui- livan, Einar Palm, Priscilla Parson, Margaret Pearce, Minnie Perall. Leona Perkins, Henrietta errclt, Eugene etrovits, Henry Porcelli, Ethel Przemylski, Harry Radon, Ernest Raschke.
 Mary Reading, Ruth Reynolds, Helena Riggs, Beth Risendorf, Mary Roman, Yolanda Rossi, Betty Rubino, Louise Ryden, Olga Samal, Elaine Samuelson, Stina Samuelson, Earl Sanford, Daniel Santore, Ma cesco Scala, Italo Scarpelli. Mar garet Schaer, Doria Schroeder, FL Anna Scott, Robert Scoville, Kath crime senese, Edwin olmstcad Seymour, Jr., Harriet Smith, Edith Snyder, Vincent Stanulis, Mary Stasiela, Veronica Stevens, Allen Stickels. '.
 Dorothy Storrs, Pauline Strobak, Leroy Stull, Blanche SZczesniak, Marvin Tanner, Anna Taty, Abra- ham Tempkin, Mary Todor, Mary Tomala, Arthur Torell, Jr. Mary Trafidlo, Mary Tromba, Nellie Truskauskas, Marjorie Vagnoit, James Vail.
 Giseldamae Verlato, Mary Vo- kettles, Ann Wadhams, Ray Wad- hams, Richcard Wadhams, Charles Wesley, Jr, Germane Williams, Helen Williams, Ireton Williams, Lenora Wooster, Joseph Zbuska, Mildred Zele, Julia Zwick.
 To Address Foremen's Club
 Senator Francis W. Hogan will address the Torrington Foremen's club at the Y. M. c. A. Monday evening at 7:30. He will discuss the organization of the state legis- lature and will touch briefly on measures now up for action. The meeting was previously scheduled to be held this evening but due to Senator Hogan's inability to att tend at that htime, was postpoend until Monday.
 At Mondays meeting entertain ment will be furnished by the group from the Hendey Machine company. Refreshments will be served by a committee headed py Oscar Shay.
 Sabia Funeral Thursday
 Funeral services for Mrs Maria Giuseppa Sabia, 5S, were held from the family residence, IA Treat street this morning at 8:15 and at St Peters church at 9. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in the new