The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-30
OAKVlLLE
 Correspondent: Mae Villa Babip 1877 Watertown Avenue
JOSEPH ALLEVANI
 IS PRIZE WINNER
South School Class En- joys Masquerade in
 Assembly Hall

AAC AS0AVAA oNAAOO4 QASoC4AAbAy 44OA1 was the scene of festive gather ing last evening when the class of 1897 held :. Halloween party. The hall was very prettily decorated with corn stalks, witches, cats, jack o-lanternS, and orange and black crepe paper. Games appropriate to the season were played and re- fresl nen.s served.
 The following committees served: Teacher adviser, Miss Griffin; gen. eral chairman, Jeanne Flynn; prize committee; Joseph Avellani, chair man, Ara Paternoster, Mary Cap c--e, Joseph Tringfla, Frank Rim aldi, Thomas Ulinskas, Josephine Gsanco.
 The decoration committee chair man was Clarence Koslosky, and the members, Julia Germano, George Kosha, James Zaccaria, Anna LaPorta, Shirley Wilson, Vito Lapio; Betty Corcoran was the chairman of ne game committee, and wit hher Richard Koslosky, Ed na Boulanger, Shelton Overbaugh, and Helen 2 blk served.
 The food committee had Ruth Herman for chairman and Lucy Mo- Gowan, Eveliyn Corcoran, Ethel Micloskey, Lena DiNunzio, Sarah Ostrum and Mary Zuraitis served w...a her. The clean up committee had Violet D'Amico for chairman, and Helen s...ck and Mary Puzak for workers.
 Alex Lukac ,levich was prize win- ner for a gaze of apples and Jo- seph Tringa for going to Jerusalem.
 There WIS such a splendid variety of costumes, it was hard for the judges to decide whether the gyp- .sies, tke beautiful old-fashioned girl, the ghosts, Uncle Sam, the boys dressed as girls, or the girls dress ed as boys should be awarded the prizes. Joseph Avellani dressed as an old lady with a cane was judged most original; Mary zuraitis dress ed in hoop skirts had the prettiest costume; Ethel Micloskey dressed as ghost with ghost hands and feet was the funniest, and Edwin Davis as sch. l girl was the cutest.
 The following attended: Miss Les- lie, principal; Miss Griffin, Miss Nilsson, Miss nbride Miss Wallace, Miss Timlin, iss Avery, Miss Forte, Miss Doolittle, Miss McQuade, MT. Hooper al.d MT. Evans, teachers The members of the eighth grade who attended were: Alice Anderson, Joseph Avel,:. '.i, Hazel Collier, Con- cetta Commentators, Betty Cor coran, Loretta Daley, Lena Di- Nunzio, Thomas Fenn, Jeanne Flynn, Lorraine Fuller, Ruth Her. man, Clarence Koslosky, Richard Kospsky, Vito Lapio. Anna LaPorta, Alexander Lukachevich, Mary Ma sayda, Jean Menetrey, Ethel Miclos- IT., Sara Ostrum, Nunzio Perugini, Wanda Petkie ,icz, Arthur Raymond, Frank RinalGi, Anthony Rubbo, Ar thur Schreier, George Seller, George Trechiokas, Joseph Tringa, Thomas Wilinskas, Shirley Wilson, Stella Yourkstovich, Hele.l Zubik, Mary --aitiS, Stanley Barkauskas, Mich- ael Pav.:.e, Edna Boulanger, Mary Capone, Anna Cimino, Evelyn Cor coran, Violet D,Amico, Edwin Da- wis, Samuel Fenn, Julia Germano, Michael Giann;ni, Edward Graboski, Dorato Guerrera, Philip Hansen, Walter : !eban, George Kosha, Marinelii, Lucy McGowan, Shelton Overbaugh, Anna Patern0ster, Mary Puzak, Antoinette Rinaldi, Helen { lebetun, Franklin Seller, Paul Sicard, r n Stack, Josephine Stance, Edward Yoniak, James Zac- caria, Mildred Ziello.
 Girl Scouts
 The girl scouts met last evening ( the Community hall with their captain, Miss Drucilla Littlehales and lieutenant, Miss Evelina Haus- CT. A Halloween party was enjoy ed, each girl dressed in costume A'..izes were awarded to the pret- tiest dressed, most original and fun niest. Mary Graney won a prize fol the most { .ig''l lal. She was dressed as witch" Lucy zaccaria, pret- tiest, she W. dressed as g Spanish I'll. Betty Corcoran was awarded prize for th- funniest costume. A peanut hunt was enjoyed, anc Mary Eilene Locke won a prize fol the lest peanut hunter. Patrol 3 wa 1 in charge of the party. The leader Peggy Budd, Corporal Suzanne Hart.
 The girl c,uts attending were Lois Hart dressed in ghost costume; 1 Evelyn Corcoran, dressed as g boy; Lorna Ashborn, Harold Loyd cos tune: Mary ireaney, witch: Suz- Grne Hart, sailor; Lucille Stewart