The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-24

The fact that Waterbury is q
mill town and needs the services Of
technically trained workmen tc
keep up its hight standards wa.
pointed out by Mayor Vincent A
Scully at graduation exercises Of
evening schools last night in the
Wildly auditorium.
The mayor expressed the hops
that the training received In the
evening schools would profit the
graduates. Both he and DR.. Thomas
J. Condor, school superintendent
praised the graduates for the forti'
tude in forcing themselves to go X
school after days work.
Opportunities Exist
The superintendent said that op'
portunities always exist in Water
bury for those who show they art
anxious to take advantage Of them
Bernard Kaliss, valedictorian
and Leo Oster, refugee from Cen
trail Europe, were praised by Johr
Gilmartin, supervisor. Oster at
tended college in Germany, but cam'
to this country year ago. HI
knowledge of English at that tim!
was fragmentary, but last night III
spoke on what America Means tt
Me-" Mr.. Kaliss spoke on "Th'
Land of the Free.
Selections were given by the Wa
terbury Federal ensemble and thu
High School Girls chorus.
Frank Planger of Webster schoo
received the first prize in the
D. A. r. contest, the second prize
going to Miss Teresa Mantel Of
Duggan.
List of Graduates
The list of 1910 graduates fol-
lows:
Wildly high school - Bookkeep-
ing, Bernard Stanley Kaliss, Rita
Rose deLima Adam; stenography
Genevieve Agnes Laukaitis, Mary
Johanna Stolfi, Rocco Robert Cal
abro, julius Hoffman,, Josephine
Joan Nickel, Rosemarie Pauline
Montagano, Anna Agnes Paluskas
Mary Eleanor Rosa, Mary O'Con.
nor, Helen Elizabeth Orencole; sales
manship, One Boucher, Florida
Boucher, Edward Lysakoski, Ray
mond O'Brien, John OLoskey, AL
bert Rackey, Danforth Shattuck
Attracta O'Connor, Molly Laudolfi
Leavenworth high school - Me-
chanical drawing, Harry Michae
Ahigian, Anthony Durso, Percy
Emanuel Pettinico, william Cast
mir Bedrijczuk, Thomas Anthony
Seymour, Robert Francis Touran'
geau, Anthony P. Covatta, Rob
ert Edward Dayharsh, John Law
renee Robinson, Jr., Alex Bruno
Harry A. Crumrine, william Orsini
Joseph j. Lusas; electricity, Russell
Blanchard, Emil Bredice, ALDER
Chesnas, Joseph Cookson, Charlie!
Cornell, Alfred King, Paul Pelletier
Thomas Ranney, Harold Slater
Cornelius Talmont, John Urchak
Joseph Vance, Frank Wilkas, Ed
mund YesiyikaS.
Crosby School
Crosby high school, Chemistry
Rosemarie Wiedorn, John Vide
berg, Louis Guerrero; architec'
tural drawing, Armand Fisher, Jo
seph Castagna; Arnericanizatior
Bertha ERODE, Coucetta Dinova
Anita De Vico, CARMEL Di Sciullo
Freida Oster, Anna Shurkus, Luc!
zemaitis, Fanny Dorfman, Louis,
Mankus, Betty D'Eugenie, Franz
Antunes, Albert Bergeron, Ludwil
Spiegelman, Sebastian Rocha, Johi
Komar, Rinaldo MARCEL, Margaret;
Flammia, Theresa KowcheriS, Ka
trina Piknost, Primo Giuliano, Johl
Veneziano, Jose Barros, Alexande
Carl, Theresa Carl; grammar schoo
department, Myfit Abdul Demirali
Rosetta Catherine Seymour, Hec
tor Ernest LaRiviere, Joseph Frarlci
White, william John Holland
Madeline Mary Helie, John B. Pei
letter, Raymond Francis Cruess.
Other Schools
Webster school - Americaniza
ton, Carmine De Fec, Nichola
Del Crosse, Jacob Derman, Angel
Guerrero, Luigi Gugliotti, JOIN
s. Klimak, Peter Perugini, Fran
Plangger, John Petro, Settim
Terni Michael Zurlo, Emil Med
zialkcwski, Rocco Errichetti, Leon
ard Majewski, Michael Verno; eve
ming grammar school department
Joseph Antonio. Albert Capauant
Anthony GueHera, Joseph Labontt
Ra1ph Massari. Francisco Mote
Rubin Pitkowski, Kathryn Holmes
Grace Boyd. Albert Fusco.
Duggan school Americaniza
ton, Marcella J. Achas, France
Balciunas, Margaret Brazionas, Flo
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