The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-18
St. Joseph's School
 Plans ( Commencement
Thirty-eight Boys and 30 Girls to Receive Diplomas Sunday Night; MarianapOIis College Priest to Talk
BROOKLYN NEWS

Sixty-eight students will be awarded diplomas at the annual graduation exercises of St. Josephs parochial school in the church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The address will be delivered by Rev. Dr. John Starkus of Marianapolis college, and Rev. Joseph J. Valantie- jus, pastor of St. JoSeph's church, will make the presentation. Members of the class will attend a high mass in the morning at o'clock at which time the musical program will be the Gregorian chant, sung by the - school choir.
 During the evening valedictorian honors will be awarded Stella Ber- nius, with John Jenusaitis, Jr., sa- lutatorian honors will be awarded lutatorian. Other high ranking students include Alvira Zukauskas and Peter Kailukaitis. Stella Ber- nius attained highest honors for proficiency in the Lithuanian lan- guage with Joseph Stankus as second ranking pupil. Others to re- ceive final horiorS are Joseph Da- nauskas, Edward Stokes, Agnes Shurkus, Agnes Maksemavicius, Nellie Verseckas, Adella zakaraus- kas, John Samuolis, Victor Daunis, Helen Dudonis, Stanley Salemonas, Helen Tupkus, Joseph CijunskaS, Anthony Muraska, Lillian Atkoci- unas and Francis Povilaitis.
 The evening program beginning at 7:3O o'clock will comprise: l. March, professional; ?. Hymn to the Blessed Virgin; 3. Hymn to the Sacred Heart, all by the students; 4. the presentation of flowers, followed by the Veni Creator. The address to graduates will then be delivered by Rev. Dr. Starkus, and Father Valantiejus will officiate during the presentation of diplomas.
 The final exercises will include Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, with the musical pro- gram to be sung by the class. l. O Salutaris Hostia; 2. Sub Tuum Praesidium; 3. Act of Conservation; 4. Tantum Ergo: 6. Laudate De- ulnluIu, COAACAuOAAS WAtAA &eCSS' Sional.
 Members of the class which in- cludes 30 girls and 38 boys include:
 Girls: Lillian M. Atkociunas, Francis T. Bakaitis, Stella M. Ber- nius, Nathalie R. Bardunas, Frances T. Druteikas, Helen T. Dudonis, Laura T. Galbogis, Dolores c. Gall gota, Mary J. Jonikas, Lucy T. Kar- ina;uskas, Sophie T. Karinauskas. Adella E. Maceinas, Agnes A. Mak- seinavicius, Josephine Mikaitis, An tonia T. Noreika, Margaret F. Rear- don, Clare M. Rogers, Lillian F. Rogers, Aldona M. Rudokas, Lillian R. Simulinas, Agnes Shurkus, Helen . A. ShuzaS, Cecilia M. Smolskis, ~ Helen c. Stanevicius, Helen T. Tup- kur, Helen T. Vaitekaitis, Eleanor A. Vaitkus, Nellie M. VerseckaS, Adella M. Zakarauskas, Alvira T. zukaus- kas.
 Boys: Joseph A. Alanskas, Casi- mir. J.'.;. Ambrozaitis, Francis J. Bendziunas, John A. Benesevicius, James T. Blake, Edward s. Brazil onis, Benedict P. Cepulis, Joseph J. Cijunskas, Joseph x. Danauskas, Victor J. Daunis, George A. Dei- mantas, Albert B. Gedraitis, John F. Gicdra, John R. Jenusaitis, Peter J.. Kallukaitis, Matthew J. Kukanskis, Raymond A. Laurinaitis, Joseph A. Lingis, Gustave J. Luschenat. Ed ward J. Morkys, Anthony J. Muras- ka, Barnard V. Pazera, Francis T. Povilaitis, Stanley c. Pranulis, Stan ley w. Salemonas, John J. samuo- lis, Thomas R. StankeviciuS, An- thony J. Stankus, Joseph G. Stan kus, Peter J. Stasiunas, Edward w.. Stokes, Anthony J. Vaitkus, Daniel A. Vignas, Frank A. Voznikaitis, Daniel E. White, Aloysius V. Yoksa, Anthony Yarmala, Joseph c. zujus.
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 Distinguished students of Lith-