The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-19
supt. of Schools

Supt. of Schools
 education, conferred the diplomas
 and presented the annual scholar
 ship awards.
 In his address to the graduates,
 Superintendent of Schools Thomas
 J. Condon, held out the promise of
 "a place in the world" for each of
 the members of the class despite
 present economic conditions. He
 added that "dillgent and intelligent
 offort'' was necessary for each one
 to find his particular place.
 Dr. Condon stressed pal ticular-
 ly the advisabllity of setting a defi-
 nite goal, of keeping this ultimate
 end ever in sight and forever striv-
 ing to reach 1t. He advised the class
 not to be disappointed if success
 seemed slow in coming. The im-
 portant thing, he said, was to keep
 moving in the same general direc-
 tion.
 valedictory
 The valedictory address was de-
 livered by Mary Belle Kelsey. Miss
 Kelsey outlined briefly the history
 of educational development since
 the establishment 300 years ago of
 the Boston Latin school, the first
 free secondary school in the coun-
 try. From this humble beginning,
 she pointed out, the present nation-
 wide system of secondary educa-
 ton had it's growth.
 Ruth Webb. salutatorian, spoke
 on the subject "Our Heritage" Her
 address was concerned with the history of Connecticut, especially
 timely in view of tho Tercentenary
 observance. and traced the growth
 of the state from its foundation
 800 years ago by Thomas Hooker.
 Miss Webb said that the industrial
 system had far surpassed cultural progress and urged a corresponding improvement in social relations. Musical Program Includued on the musical pro- gram were selections by the senior giee club and orchestra sections, songs by the class and Q plano solo by Jerome Kornreich, Peter Mat off, author of tho class song, led the class in singing this selection. John J. Walsh, president of the board of education, presented sew
 erai of the prizes and James Mur- phy, president of the graduating class was master of ceremonies. Members of the class were as fol- lows:
 Lena Adamck, Camille Aguglia, Alice Albert, John Albert, Milton Albert, Norbert Aleksis, Shirley Alexander, Francis Altman, Mario Anastasio, Florence Anderson, Will liam Andrews, John Anskiatis, George Armbruster, David Atkin, Jack Aubrey, Robert Bailey. Florence Bakutis, James Ramon, Milton Baron, Raymond Earth, Thomas Beardsley, Elsie . Beck, Bronis Bendziunas, Douglas Bene-
 dict, Harold Benson, Joseph Ser gin. Cornelia Berluti, Bruce Booker, Stanley Borden, Frances Bowes,
 Blanche Bower, Dorothy Brand
 vein, Teresa Britton, James Bubul,
 Francis Buckley, Evelyn Burbeck. Philip Burrows, Doris Caggiano, Rosario Caivo, James Canavan, Constantine Capobianco, Lena Ca- pristo, Katherine Carroll, William c. Carroll, William c. H. Carroll, Joseph Casaly, Joseph Ciriello, Peter Clapps, Margaret Clarke, Betty Close, Anna Colucci, Betty Connolly, Charles Cornell. Robert Coyle, Eleanor Culhane, Edward Culhane, William Daly. James Damella. Donald Davis, Theodore Davis, Edward De- Leon, Antonio Delmonaco. Dom- inic DelPo, Marjorie Denehy, Louis DeNicola, Daniel Dichele, Victor Digliani.
 Joseph Diliberto, Vincent Dli- Eleanor Doherty, George Doian, Thomas Donahue, Charlotte Dorf- man, Alfred Drescher, Marian Dun, Robert Deleskis, Richard Dumschat, Charles Duncan, Wal ter Dunn, Edward Dunphy, Har- Ian Durand. |. Walter Dwy, Frances Dzinslxy, Lora Erlanger, Harry Faber, Carl Fehre, Charles Feinn, Sylvia Field CT, Robert Felske, Harold Fenton, Patrick F'errucci Susan Ferrucci, Carla Finke.
 Lawrence Finkelstein, George Finn, Rosemary Finn, William Finn, Maurice Flahive, Dolores F'lammia, Revill Fox, Henry Friez, Sophie Gailius.
 Hugh Gallagher, Joseph Galucci, Max Ganezer, Frederick Gavigan, John Gavigan, Arthur Goodson, Louis Goodwich, Robert Grady, Gerard Greco, Peter Greenberg, George Grenier, James Gribbon, Bernard Griffin, Michael Gualtieri, Edmond Guiibert.
 AIbinas Gurklis, George Harel, Harriet Harper, Charlotte Harri- son, John Harriss, Mary Hart, James Hartnett, Charles Hausdorf, Richard Heebner, Alice Hemlock, Norbert Henebry, Eleanor Henne, Charles Henricksen, Nicholas Het- man.
 Walter Hubbard, Eunice Hickey, Mary EIickox, Arthur Hinkelman, Irving Hoiczer, Moses Holmes, Raymond Howard, Elizabeth Hub bard, Betty HubbelI.
 Aldona JalSimavich, Ernest Jennes, Marion Johnson, Roberta Johnston, Joseph Joyce, Merle Ju- belt, Thomas Knnkas, Vincent keI- ly, Selma Kelman, Mary Belle Kcl. ey, Merrill Kelsey, Barbara kh- kuff, Bernard King, Alexander kie.
 ,asise, Alexander Kluehnick. Aietha Efnlbbs, Henry Koch,
 Helen Koioehko, Ruth KOrkin, Je- rome K0rnfeiciB. Edna Kraft, Peter K anslfa nAorun larunv Car.