The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-13
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
 SOUTH STUDENTS
Rev. Oscar Locke Pre- sents Sheepskms at Ex=
 ercises Last Night
OAKVlLLE Correspondent: Mae Villa Babin 1877 Watertown Avenue

The graduation exercises were held at the South school grounds last evening. The program was as follows:-
 Supt. of Schools. Gordon c. Swift
 Board of Education: Mrs. Jesse Andrews, Grover Baldwin, Mrs Rodney Chase, Francis Flynn, Mrs Harold Latin, Rev. Oscar Locke, Michael McFadden, Anthony Monte rose, Joseph Neill.
 Principal of South school-Miss Lucia E. Leslie.
 Faculty: Miss Frances Griffin, as- sistant principal; Miss Sevia Nilsson, Patrick Fontane, Jr., Miss Mary Kill bride, Sumner Libbey, Lester Evans, Miss Louise Johnson.
 Glass colors-Blue and yellow.
 March-Alumni band.
 Inyocation-Rev Edward R. Mer- Till.
 Song: Faith Of Our Fathers Class of 1889.
 School Current Events: Robert Harrison, Delaide Fugliese, Lois Ra- cenet, Rose Rinaldi. Antoinette Ci- mino, Jerry Baritone, Grace Shaw, Lucille Stewart, Betty Olson, Anna Stance, Albert Samoska, Richard Andrews, Alice Fuller, Helen Vai- chus, Albert Pope, Helen Lipgaige, Eloise Russell, Lucille Van Wagner, Nicholas Masi, Frances Mclaughlin, Alice Boentgen, Walter Decker.
 Selection-South school orchestra.
 Honor roll-Emil Wildman.
 World Current Events: Flag bear CT: George Bares. Announcer Avery Lamphier, Mary Eilene Lock. Maritime Desjardin, Carmella Colo bella, Edmond Zaccaria, Joyce Kuntzweiler, Sergeuis Shopel, Lor- etta Vadnais, Mary Antico, Charles Guglielmetti, Lois Gibbons. John McMahon, Lorraine Burke, William Petkievicz, Anne Puzak. Stephen Baldwin, Mary Alice Russell, Alfred Traver.
 Song, Sweet and Low"-Class of 1889.
 Announcements: Miss Luella E. Leslie.
 Remarks: c. c. Swift.
 Song "Isalei"-Class of 1899.
 Presentation of Diplomas: Rev. Oscar E. Locke.
 Class song-Class of 1889.
 Benediction: Rev. Edward R. Mer- Till.
 Song, America
 Selection-Alumni Band.
 High honors awarded to Mary An- tico, Lorraine Burke, Lois Gibbons, Joyce Kuntzweiler, Mary Eilene Locke, John McMahon, Mary Alice Russell, Sergeuis Shopel. Alfred Ira yer.
 Second honors: Stephen Baldwin, Carmella Colobella, Walter Decker, Maritime Desjardin. Delaide Fugliese, Charles Guglielmetti, Robert Harri- son, Frances Mclaughlin, William Petkievicz, Albert Pope, Anne Pu- zak, Lois Racenet, Lauretta Vad- nais, Edmond Zaccaria.
 Class Roll: James Amabile, Rich ard Andrews, Frances Arlington. George Bares. Jerry Baritone, Philip Bavone. Alice Boentgen, Frances Butkevich. Peter Butkevich, Cath crime Carter, Domenic Christopher, Antoinette Cimino, Andrew Clock, Frank Commentators. Edward Cor coran. Gertrude Covatta. Antonio D'Amico. Josephine D'Amico, Joseph Della Camera, Vincent Denaro, Ed ward Fiftal, Robert Filippone, Alice Fuller, Earle Gorton. Richard Ham, sen, Harry Hassel, Burke Hoffman, Lawrence Holdrdige, Elmer Hubbard, Joseph Julian. Alvin Kontout, Avery Lamphier, Gladys Laneville, Canio Lapio, Helen Lipgaige, Nicholas Masi. Betty Olson, Thomas Ostrom, Donald Paquette, Doris Parisot, Ray mond Pills. Victor Poplis, John Ramponi. Anna Rinaldi, Rico Rin- aldi, Rose Rinaldi, Eloise Russell, Albert Samoska. Grace Shaw, Anna Stance, Dora Stance, Edward Stew art, Lucille Stewart, Helen vaichus, Lucille Van Wagner, Emil wildman, Albert Yakulevich, Anthony Zap pone and John zappone.
 The following seventh grade pu- pills passed the programs: Helen Laneville. Donald Flynn, Sophie Rhuba. Helen Pennoncello, Edward Young, Dorothy Lukachevich and Herbert Shaw.
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