The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-10

class, our snip or tSute, EStneT Roden; song, were All Americans '' class. "Our Ship of State" Esther Patrick W, Flynn; Tinker school son. class,
 Loyalty Is the motto Of the class
 Members of the graduating claSs, pupils Of Mrs, Joseph Reid and Miss Elizabeth Johnson, are as follows:
 Edward Joseph Bebrin, Anthony Peter Blekis, Esther Broccoli, Eli2a- beth Anne Cairelli, Gloria Cercola, Nicholas Cicchetti, Charles Clem- ente, Anthony Colucsi, Oliver Con- nor, America Anthony Daleslo Mar garet Lucy Dalesio, Katherine Ann Davino, Nancy Doris De Filio, jo- Seph Ralph Del Buono, Anthony Del 0atti.
 Mary Elizabeth Dickinson, Antoin- cite Di Pietro, Michael Di Vito, Catherine English, Clotilda Runi- bella Fiorucci, Janet Fisher, Samuel Forcucei, Gloria Jane Forte, Rosina diannelii, Sylvia Mary diszone, An- thony Jamele, Gladys Jane Judson
 Alice Helena KruSko, Shirley La Erie, Patsy Licese, Robert Michael Maraflno, Gloria Marciano, Robert 8. Martin, Anthony Joseph Mascia Rose Olympia Michielli, Domenic Moffo, Anthony Mongelluzzo, Don- chic Montagano, Carmella Natale.
 Barbara Nyberg, Joseph Pannone Esther Sigrid Roden, Paul JoSepi, Santoro, Oscar Teubnor, Juliet M. A Thomas, Beverly Rae Trask, defnmG Dolores Turzo, Charles Tutalo.
 Preparations are under way fol the ninth annual banquet of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic or. gafliza ton which will take place June 2i at the Hotel Elton by ar. rangement of local members of the organization. Delegates from Hart- ford, New Haven, Bridgeport, New Britain, AnSonia, Torrington, Bris. tol, Terryville. Poquonock, and Stamford already have agnified i1- tentions of attending. Marcelle An drikis, chairman Of the committee In charge Of arrangements, has an- nounced that reservations must be made by next Tuesday, June l7,
 Several well known speakers will be invited to the banquet and an elaborate program Is being planned for the occasion. The committee as. Sisting Miss AndrtkiS Is composed of Cellne Smolskis, Al Jarus, Mary AlutauskaS. Edmund Vaitkevich, Vera Stankus, Frank Saldukas, An- toinette Mockus, Walter Salemonas August KriSayage, and Joseph Vysniauskas.
 The St. Joseph's choir will meet tonight at 7:45 in the rehearsal room in the old St. Joseph's school to prepare for the special program It will present on June 22 at the Lithuanian picnic at Linden Park, Union City under the direction of Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, choirmaSter. Choirs Of the Holy Trinity church, Hartford, St. Casi- mer's church, New Haven, and St. Cecilia's church, New Britain, are other units which will participate at the picnic. Local lodges 9i and Ii of the Lithuanian Roman Cath olic alliance, the Lithuanian Wo- mems alliance, lodge 43, and the Lithuanian Workers alliance, lodge 5, are sponsoring the picnic for the benefit of all state units of those organizations
 Members of the Lithuanian Chan- Der of Commerce auxiliary, at meeting held last night at the K of L. clubhouse on Green street, voted to award a prize to the high est ranking Lithuanian student of the high school graduating class of Crosby. who is known to be Miss Eleanor Krugelis, valedictorian, and the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Krugelis, both of whom have been very prominent in activities of the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce It has been the custom of the or- ganization for many years to award prizes to the leading student oi Lithuanian extraction.
 Plans were made by the organiza- ton for a card party which will take place Friday night at the home of Mrs. Matthew J. Colney, or Grand street. Mrs. Peter Prugelis Mrs. Nellie Wasilauskas and Mrs John Gillis will assist Mrs. Col,1ey with arrangements.
 The club voted to contribute tc the Lithuanian portion of the drive being conducted to raise funds fol recreation and amusements facili- ties for the young men in military service.
 The ways and means committee composed of Mrs. Matthew J. Colney and Mrs. Peter Krugelis, was elect ed to conduct affairs of the clut during the summer months wher regular meetings will be discon. tinued.
 A discussion was held on the sub- ject What Do We Know About the Army" for the study portion af the meeting.
 Mrs. Mary Krugelis donated ( quarter of 8 pound of stamps fol the club missionary project,
 Mrs. Anthony Labdauskas wa hostess at the strawberry shortcak' party which fololwed the business meeting. Mrs. Nellie WaSilauskal and Mrs. Peter Treciokas donateS