The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
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Carpenter and Joseph Lamontagne; Miss Bernadette Grandpre and Hec- tor E. Guertin; Miss Antoinette Grandpre and Walter Brousseau; Mir. and Mrs. Ovid Dery; Miss 0eorgette La Bonne and William L. Cambique; Miss Irene Perigard and Antonio Gregoire; Miss Alber- tine Belval and Eddie LauYandeau; Mir. and Mrs. Wilbrod Guerttn; Miss Rita veillette and George Blount; MT. and Mrs. J. Dereske- vich; Miss Rita Rrousseau and John Maher; Mir. and Mrs. Alfred J. De- rouin: Miss Beatrice Le Blanc and Edwin Beck; MT. and Mrs. H. J. Dillon; Miss Anne Fernandez and John Weiss; Miss Marie McDermott and Louis Brousseau; Mr.. and Mrs. Isadorc Moule; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal ter Guevin: O. J. Campeon; Miss Eleanor Lynch and Henry Derouin; MT. and Mrs. Lucien Derouin; Miss R. Duhamel; Mrs. A. H. Peters; MT. and Mrs. Carl E. Niedinanfl; MT. and Mrs. Homer ArchaHnbault; Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Houston; MT. and Mrs. Albert H. Lavigne;l R.. Calvin and B. Oviatt; MT. and Mrs. L. Philip Brodeur; MT. and Mrs. Serge A. Belanger; MT. and Mrs. Leo Pepin; Miss Cecile Rochon and Walter Auray; Miss Doris Martel and George O,Meara; MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Sullivan; Miss Gladys M. Martel an dPaul Obst.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond F. Booth; MT. and Mrs. George T. L,aBonne; Miss Edna Maher and Louis Mora way; Hellman White and Miss Alice DeBisschop; Miss Vivian B. Rochon and James W. Hughes; Miss Rita Carpenter and A. Ciano; Miss Cath erine Smatus and Philip Hebert; Miss Doris Barnes and Robert Car pentier: MT. and Mrs. Doanenic Cherubini; MT. and Mrs. Chapel B. Ouelette; MT. and Mrs. Hector Au- ray; Mir. and Mrs. Louis Johnson; Mrs. Marie Cantifl, and Mrs. A. Young; MT. and Mrs. Lescadre: MT. and Mrs. Bruno Veillette; MT. and Mrs. Doyon; Leon Frlgon and MT. and Mrs. David Ford; Miss Claire Ouelette and Louis Du Bois; Df. and Mrs. Uric Dionne; Miss Lucille Guilbert and Edmond Guilbert, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. John O. Neidmann; Miss Gertrude Bernier and Edward Beaudoin; Miss Annette Guertin and John Moore; MT. and Mrs. Joe seph Zickus; Miss Irene Vczina and pr. Leon H. Phaneuf; Miss Lucille Phaneuf and Dr. Louis Thibault; MT. and Mrs. Roland l.. Phaneuf; Miss Olive Ryb and Raymond Oue- lette; MT. and Mrs. E. w. Rochon; MT. and Mrs. Laurence Pelletef; MT. and Mrs. F. Homer Prime; MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Brennan; Miss Ca- mile Frechette and Edward Ad- ans; Miss Jeannette Frechette and Wilfrid Brodeur; Miss Olive Rochon and Chris Poulsen; Miss Rita La Vallee and Richard Scadden; Miss Mary Iacovino and John Joyce; Miss Mary F. 1ppolito and Joseph A. Muccino; Miss Margaret Riley and Edward Snyder; MT. and Mrs. Herbert g Rowley, Jr., Miss Mar. garet Riley and Edward Snyder, Jr.; Miss Margaret Taylor and George storm; Miss Yvette La Vale and Dud Hennessey.
 It's On The Record in the depart ment of speech at the College Of Saint Elizabeth, Convent New Jer- sey. Working on the theory that we have two vioces-the one we hear end the one others listen to the instructor of speech is record- ing the voice of every sophomore as part of a new speech program at the college. With unflatterlng acc curacy, the voice of each one is recorded and played back In order that the student may hear for her. self the defects in dictioli, techni- que, and expression of which others have been conscious. ,..a..'
 The popular student fashion of slurring syllables with the effect. oi labbatory, histry, liberry and geil- taman, instead of laboratory, his- tory, library, and gentlemen, will be corrected as the individual becomes acquainted with her own deficiencies and speech needs. Since 1t Is with her speech thet e woman meets the world, she should try to avoid standing in front of herself" when she talks.
 Two recordings will be made--one at the beginning of the course for