The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-19
Mahaney To Present
 Duggan Certificates
Representative to Be Guest at Commencement in
 School Auditorium Next Wednesday Afternoon
BROOKLYN NEWS

Representative Daniel J. Mahaney will present diplomas to members of the 1897 class at Duggan grammar school next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The graduation program will be as follows:
 ProceSSional ............ Graduates Song-"Bobolink" .... Graduates Address of Welcome ............ .............. Albert Kirschbaum Playlet-"My Aunt from California" Cast:
 Aunt .......... Rose Marie Miro
 Sally .............. Marie Augelli
 Felicia ..............E Edith RoSS1
 Mother ...... Margaret Coviello
 Dressmaker .... Louise Spallone
 Maid ................D Dora Zurlo Song-"I Love Life" ... Graduates
 Tribute to Edith Rossi, the win ner of the Gettysbury Contest. Song-"Allah's Holiday" ..........
 .... Graduates The Farewell Address ...........
 ............:..I. Joseph Fontano Presentation of Diplomas-Daniel J.
 Mahaney, representative of the
 General Assembly.
 Glass Song ..............G Graduates Recessional ..............Gr .Graduates
 Dinner Dance Tonight
 Lithuanian students who attained honors in local high schools. land others who received college degrees will be honored tonight at 8 dinner dance at St. Joseph's hall under the sponsorship of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lithuanian Chamber of Com merce. Earlier in the evening gram mar and parochial school pupils will be included in the assembly. These students will have the opportunity to become acquainted with Lithuan- ian Professional and Business peo- jle of the city.
 All students of this extraction have ben invited to attend the af- fair, since the committee has plan- ned a varied schedule of dinner, en- tertainment and dancing. The affair will be brought to close at 2 a. m. During the program the Young Melodians orchestra will be feat ured. Dinner will be served at il o'clock ith dancing to be resumed later.
 The entertainment under the di- rection of Alexander J. Aleksis, will include songs by Miss Natalie Plan- gas, Jennie and Adele L,lsas, Peter Lazauskas and Algrid Ulinskas.
 Mrs. Nellie JenuSaitiS, president of the c. of c. Auxiliary, is chair lady in charge of the program, as- sisted by Mrs. Matthew J. Colney and Mrs. Martha Zailskas.
 Graduation Exercises
 Sixty-eight students will partici- pate in the annual commencement exercises of St. Joseph's Parochial school tomorrow night in the church at 7:30 o'clock. The class will also attend the 8 o'clock mass in the morning at which time 8 special musical program will be rendered by the schol choir. The principal speaker during tn eevening exercises will be Rev. Dr. John Starkus, professor of language at Mariana polls College. The diploma presenta- ton will be made by Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor of St. Joseph's parish.
 Students who attained final hon. ors include: valedictorian, Stella Bernius; John Jenusaitis, IT,, salu- tatorian; Alvira Zukauskas, Peter Kailukaitis, Joseph Danauskas, Ed ward Stokes, Agnes Shurkus, Agnes Maksemavicius, Nellie Verseckas, Adella ZakarauskaS, John Samuo- lis, Victor Daunis, Helen Dudonis. Stanley Salemonas, Helen Tupkus. Joseph Cijunskas, Anthony Muraska Lillian Atkociunas and Francis Po- vilaitiS.
 Miss Bernius, who will be grad uated as valedictorian. also won first award for efficiency in the Lithuanian language, and another citation for this speciality will be received by Joseph Stankus.
 The evening program will be opened with hymns by the class, fol- lowed by an address by Rev. Dr. Starkus and the presentation, Flow CTS will then be distributed, follow ed by Benediction of the Most Bless ed Sacrament. The evening will be completed with the singing of a recessional hymn.
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