The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18
Sixty-Four Graduate
 From High School
Virginia MattOOn Delivers yaIedictOry--P Award q cd EIOsEing Funeral Held Yesterday Afternoon
WATERFOWL
Correspondent. AIIas Agnes Cosgrovs. Phone s7k

glxty-four seniors were graduated From the Watertown high school last night at the commencement exer- Ei6es held in the auditorium. The students formed in procession out- aide the door, and led by the class president, Alex Agnew, marched to tiae front of the auditorium where ki1ey divided, alternating to the KiGilt and left to take their positions pn the stage.
 After the invocation pronounced by Rev. Oscar Locke, the salutatory address with an essay on Dem ncracy in the High School" was giv- hn by Marguerite Swift. Robert Gkilton followed with an essay pgpectator in the Watertown High Echool' and then musical selections were played by the school orches- Era. "Watertown High School Treas- aife Chest by Christine Zanavich and Edward Healy, was mollowed by more musical selections by Naomi EetSky, Q member of the class. Miss Virginia Mattoon delivered the Naledictory with an assey Remarks ht Marks"
 Tne Curtiss prize of $2O to the most deserving girl in the senior class was divided between Miss Dor pthy Caldwell and Miss Virginia MAttoor.
 The E. c. Marggraff prize of $5 &o the student who had made the nreatest improvement during his high school course in attitude as well as in grades was awarded to Frederick Crawford Slason.
 The medal awarded annually by khe Hartford Alumni association Of Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute for kl1e male graduate standing highest aff mathematics and science for four years was awarded to William Vir- blia.
 The announcement and presenta- Sion of the prizes was made by Principal William R. Cook. Fletcher w. Judson, chairman of the school board, awarded the diplomas.
 The exercises closed with the henediction by the Rev. Oscar Locke and the singing of America" by the pntire audience.
 Members of the graduating class were: President, Alex Agnew; vice. president, Crawford Slason; secre- kary, Elizabeth Atwood; treasurer, william Virbila; .',lice Adams, Dor ofhy Arlington, Aliette Barbaret, Helen Barolak, Charles Baxter, Eve { hyn Beers, Joseph Besancon, Edith ElIain0s. Marcella Boisvert, Robert BoImne. Walter Brandt, Doris
 town, Margaret Butterfeld, Dor 1tA Caldwell, Ruth Clinton, Rita Flon Gladys Cook, John Evans, ,rs .,ca Pslisher. Grace Garner, Mar safe1 cll,anders, Elizabeth Gris- .g@oid. Mic ael Grunauskas, Aoa { NaIlock E yard Healy, Frank HIiayana Ear fIolbrook, Anne Kan lkor. Alfoncc Kontout, James Laikos, Naomi Letsky, Bernice Lowrey, Mary Lovrinovicz, Mary Lucchetti, Raiph Lund, Lillian Marti, Vir- rinia Mattoon. Isabel McGoldricK, Emfna Missura, Henry Missura, Myr- Ikle Norton, George Rahuba, John Reed. Harold Schaller, Lawrence Gchillare, Anne Excite. Robert Skil- ton, Elizabeth Soulds, Bernice Steeie' Eisie Stevens, Marguerite swift, Louis Tomaschyk, Florence Trecio- kas. Leo Vaughn, Evelyn Walton, Anna Werenko, Georgina Wildman, Caroline Wilhelmy and Christine Eanavich.
 i, Members of the orchestra who played for the graduation exercises were: Piano, Mildred Stevens; drum Aeroy Newell; violins, Henry Mis-