The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-16
SOUTH STUDENTS
 ENJOY ASSEMBLY
9th Grade Pupils Present Legend of Sleepy Hol.
 low Yesterday
OAKVILLE Correspondent: Mae Villa Babin 1877 Watertown Avenue

The eighth grade pupils of the South school held an assembly yes- terday afternoon at the school au- ditorium, Miss Nelson, teacher. The program was as follows:
 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Scene 1. Ichabod Crane (Owen
 Carey) reading about New Eng
 ladn witchcraft.
 Scene II. 1chabod Crane assisting
 in various household duties ct
 the Veddirs.
 Dame veddir-shirley Bradshaw.
 Rosamonde-Helen Kontout. Scene III. The Village school,
 Messenger, Lawrence Burke;
 School children, 9th grade pupils.
 Ichabod-Owen Carey. Scene ". Quilting Party:
 Katrina VanTassel-Doris Harri-
 son.
 Mynhier Van Tassel-eNil Loren-
 son.
 Brom Jones-Nelson Corcoran.
 Neighbors-other 8th grade pu-
 pills
 Musician-William Withey. Scene v. Scene in Village after
 Lichabod's disappearance.
 Villagers-Stanley Whiteman, AZ.
 rafina visockis, Ethel Denaro,
 and Shirley Bradshaw.
 Girl Scouts
 The members of the Girl Scouts met last evening ct the Community house with their captain, Miss Dru- ella Littlehales. The regular rou- tine work was carried out. Patrol corners were formed as follows:
 Patrol I. Twinkling Star: Betty Corcoran, patrol leader; Evelyn Corcoran, corporal: Edna Boulan- ger, Joyce Kuntzweiler, Mary Alice Russell, Mary oreaney, Ruth Gros- so, Edna Dubuskas.
 Patrol II. The Little Dipper: Peggy Budd, patrol leader; Mildred Bares, corporal; Lucy Mc0owan, Lncy Zaccaria, Josephine zaccar- ia, Harriet Thompson, Martha Ar- rington, Ruth Dubuskas.
 Patrol III. Big Dipper: Lorna Ashborn, patrol leader; Violet pam- leo, corporal; Betty Lou Travers, Peggy Lethbridge, Marjorie Platt, Marjorie Asbuskas.
 Senior Patrol ": Carolyn
 Senior patrol W: with Carolyn Beardsley, patrol leader: Ruth Clinton, corporal; Margaret 0rean. ey, Josephine O'Connell, Rita Hal- lock, Martha GwiaSdowslki, Mildred Thompson, and Eleanor Budd.
 Miss Littlehales, captain; Miss Laccone, lieutenant, and Miss Haul ser, director of the Waterbury council of Girl Scouts.
 Glasses in nature by Miss Hauser, first aid, Ada Hallock, Martha GWiazdowski.
 Glasses in tenderfoot: Edna Bou- langer adn Joyce Kuntzweiler.
 The visitors were Gertrude and Ruth McComber.
 The girl scouts will meet ct the home of Miss Evelina Hauser of Hungerford avenue today at 1 o'clock and will enjoy Q hige to Waterville.
 Mems Club Monthly Meeting
 The members of the Mems club of the Congregational church held their monthly meeting last eve- ming at the church hall. A supper was prepared and served by the members of the Ladies Aid society at 700 o'clock.
 The president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer read the reports of the previous meeting. They were accepted as read. It was voted to donate fifty dol- lars for the heating fund, ten dol- lars for the Thanksgiving baskets, and ten dollars for the Boy Scout fund.
 The entertainment of the eve- ming was announced by MT. Grover o. Baldwin as follows: Evelyn Par tee, dancer, and Miss Sally Rand, (Raymond Cummings). Miss Mar jorie Hard, pianist. MT. Frank c. Wright gave 0 very interesting talk on his exper- fence as an aviator and aerial pho- tographer. Pictures were used to I illustrate his talk.
 Those attending were: Emile A. Busemey. Jr., Joseph Davis. Arthur Collier, Leroy Miller, August L, Kiesel, Edward c. Ranslow. F. R. Traver. |. ". Snyder, O. Q. Wil-