The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18

Twelve children will be awarded Josephine A. Maher prizes amount ing to &3O each tonight ct the N,b- lie grammar school graduation exef- cies to be held at 8:l5 at the Gem theater.
 The awards are made to the boy and girl in each graduating class getting highest marks in their classes. Their averages must be above S5 per cent. Tn Salem school the awards are given to the three highest ranking girls and the three highest ranking boys.
 Miss Maher was formerly princi- pal of Salem school for many years and established this fund when she retired. The list of those to be awarded prizes follows:
 Patricia Anne Sweeney, Central avenue school; Rocco Edward Lab- rola, Centran avenue school; verna Lorraine Anderson, Salem school: Charles Henry Daly, Salem school; Helen Machina, Salem school; Joe seph Louis Janus, Salem school; Doris Eliza Sandell, Salem school; William Russell Wyatt, Salem school: Jane Gertrude Bentley, Hop Brook school Stanley Joseph Korowotny, Hop Brook school; Will liam Roger Connole, Prospect street school; Isabel Jane ObSt, Prospect street school.
 The complete program follows:
 ProceSSional---" "Salutation march" Robinson Grammar school orches- tra; Salute to the flag, class; sing ing, "The Star spangled Banner" all; recitation--"No Mobility" Alice Cary, Anna Rose Meleganich Gen. tral avenue school; recitation "Gradatirn" Josiah Holland; Jane Gertrude Bentley, Hop Brook school; recitation-"Daniel Boone" Arthur Guiterman; Helen Machnica Salem school; recitation-"The Stripes and Stars" Edna Dean Proctor: William Roger Connole, Prospect street school; recitation "The Minuet" Anonymous; Verna Lorraine Anderson, Salem school; "The Volga Boatman"-Russiar1-- boys chorus; recitation-"Old Jim" Henry Knibbs; Irene Catherine BGumner, Hop Brook school; reci- tation-"Birches" Robert Frost, DUris Eliza Sandell, Salem school; recitation Martin" Joyce Kilmer: Isabel Jane Obst, Prospect street school; recitation--"The Little Black Eyed Rebel" Will Carlton, Dorothy Moves McCollurn, Salem school; '"Fly Now, O Song I'm Sing ing" Tosti; recitation--"O Feeling in Poetry" Anonymous; Patricia Anne Sweeney, Central avenue school; ;recitation-"The Encvhanted Shirt" John Hay; Ruth Mary zehn- der, Salem school; recitationA"How tho Robin Came" Gan Algonquin lesend), John Greenleaf Whittier; Patricia Mills Follett, Salem school; recitation-"O Mother of Q Mighty Race" William Cullen Bryant; Roc- co Edward Labriola, Central Ave- nue school; Bridal Chorus from "The Rose Maiden" Cowen: special choir. Presentation of diplomas Charles P. Rodenbach, chairman, board of education; Awarding of the Josephine A. Maher prizes; presentation of athletic trophies Girls volley ball--fIop Brook school; Boys basketball, Prospect street school: Boys baseball, Salem school. America recessional march, "Wein Blebit Vein" Schrammel, grammar school orchestra.
 Glass hower-Salem school Bet ter Times" rose; Central avenue, red rose; Hop Brook, yellow rose; Prospect street, sweet pea.
 Glass colors-S Salem, scarlet and silver; Central, gold and black; Hop Brook, Navy blue and silver; ProS- pect street, orchid and gold.
 Final School Day
 Tomorrow marks the final day of school here and local children and teachers are awaiting its coming with joy. Today was really the final full day for the youngsters as short sessions, such at 10 minute periods In the high school will be held Fri day.
 Many local teachers are planning vacation trips. Europe, Indiana, Mo-