The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-18
Marionette Show Of
 Graduates Features
 Local Commencement
Educator Presents l95 Boys and Girls With Grammar School Diplomas s-High School Seniors Pleased
 With l037 Edition of Class Book
NAUGATUcK
wm. J. Baxter, correspondent-rhOne Naugatuck ss4s
Pet Show Tomorrow

The classifications for the annual pet show of Sarah Rogers chapter, OAR, to be held tomorrow after noon at Recreation field were an- nour1ced today
 They are: Police dogs, collies, set- ters, cocker spaniels, bulldogs, elbows and rnongrels, Scotties, Pekingnese and Pomernians.
 | Cats-Persian, Augnas and "just cats. There will also be smallest pets" largest pets" and "oddest pets. Mrs. W. o. Wright, John Broderick and Dr. c. Van Valndren are the judges.
 P The affair will start at 2:30 pm. and all are invited to attend with or without pets. There will be small charge for admission and tickets may be bought at the gate. Prizes include cash, ribbons and tickets for moving pictures. Annual Picnic
 The Sunday school of St. Mich ael's Episcopal church will enjoy its annual picnic at Lckn QuaSsapaug next Tuesday. Buses will leave from Meadow street and the children should assemble at the parish house not later than 9:15 a. m. MT. Brown, Sunday school superintendent, will be in charge.
 | Rev. Baxter Coming
 Rev. Richard w. Baxter, of Mid- dlebury, will conduct the Sunday service at St. Michaels Episcopal church, as Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, pastor, will speak at the 45th anni- versary meeting of his class at Yale college and will also talk in the evening at St. Peters church, in Cheshire. Rev. Lewis expects to be in New Haven the early, part of the week for the reunion.
 Schools Close
 Local grammar schools held clos ing sessions today with the pupils winding up the school year at noon. There were short periods in the high school and the youngsters got out early. Teachers who have plan ned to spend their summer vaca- tion out of town were making prep arations this afternoon to do so. Some will leave tonight and others will go before Monday.
 | Visiting Here
 | Mrs. Harlan c. Brown of Troy, N. Y., is visiting her father, War ren D. Abel, of Millville avenue, on her way to attend the national con- ventiop, of the American Library association and the national conven- ton of. the. Special Liberties associa- tion, being held in New York this and next week.
 Mrs. Brown, who has been librar- ian of. Russell Sage college, Troy, for the past seven and half years, has resigned to accept a position in | the library. of St. Mary's Junior Ecollege, Raleigh, N. C.. Her husband is circulation librarian in North Carolina State College of Agricul- l ture and engineering in the same city. Mrs. Browns address after September 1st, will be 1i3 No. Will mington street, Raleigh, N. c. Glass Book Pleases Seniors of the Naugatuck High school are justly proud of their class book, issued yesterday after noon, which is entitled The Odyssey of 1937" The book presents very attractive appearance and is quite interesting. It is dedicated | to parents of the graduates and one of the features is a tribute Tn member of the class who died Jan- uary IT, 1887.
 The book which has dark blue cover with gold embossing, has ex- cellent art work, done by Clara 5. Robinson and Ellsworth Neary. Eff teen outstanding members of the class who are nominated by the Eclass for the hall of fame are: Leonard Fitzgerald, William Burke Cecily Grant. Miriam Rubin, vale dictorian, John Donovan, Ellsworth Weary, Katherine Murphy, Barbara Holbrook, George Allen, Eleanore Daly, Barbara Rodenbach, Elton Rosenblatt, Robert Anderson. Laura Butcher and Harry Vaughan.
 The committee in charge of the book, was: editor-i -chief, Barbara Rodenbach; assistant editors, Will liam Burke, Cecily Grant; photo- graphs, Gordon Anderson; athletics, Leonard Fitzgerald. John McSherry and John McGeever; staff artists, Clara Robinson, Ellsworth Weary. music, Clarence Scheithe. Katherine Murphy; executive committee. Leon- ard Fitzgerald, Edmund Sterniak Grace German, Eleanor Olson, Bar bara Rodenbach, William Burke. Ce- ely Grant, William Woll, Myrta Armstead.
 Social committee: Jean Illing. Genevieve Piorkowski, Constance Rapieff, Anne Bowling, Barbara Holbrook, Adele Stasonis, Miriam Rubin, Alice Johnson, Angeline Mariana, Florence Wurm, Dorothy Mason, Janet Moody, Ruth Spray, Catherine Am, Kathryn Haney, Helen Schwarcenberg. Eleanor Ol- son, Anna Mis-. Mary O'Toole, Flea nor Daly, Grace German, Joan Alm- quist, Ruth Ludgewait. Justine \ Hupprich.
 Advertising committee. Harry Vaughan, Jack Moran, Harold Baid- l win, Waldemar Radesk, William Woll, Joseph Burkowski, Jack Pyatt, Kenneth Upright, James McCann, Norman Gibbs, George Vincent, William Davis and Edward Battery. Miss Louise Grainger was faculty adviser and the work is her credit to her assistance.
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