The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-19
28 At Sacred Heart
 High Given Diplomas
Transcript Editor Tells Graduates Greatest Educa.
 tional Tradition Is That Scanning From Christ

Rev, John g. Kennedy, associate editor of the Catholic Transcript, was the principal speaker ct the graduation exercises of the Sacred Heart high school, held last night in the Church of the Sacred Heart.
 Twcnty-eight studenSS were pre- sented with diplomas by Rev. Henry E. Quinn, pastor of the church.
 1n his address, Father Kennedy pointed out that the graduates had received an eilviable education: that their education consisted Of the tu. toring not only Of the mind and body, but of the soul as well. Father Kennedy further remarked that the greatest educational tradition itl the world Is that Stemming from Christ
 The program included preludes, and the procesgional. The Corona ton March," Meyerbeer, and Dear Sacred Heart" by Thibault, were sung by the school choir,
 Honor students were: Irene Lucille Lynch, valeddctorian, Ann Coigai McdoWan, Ealutatorian. First honorg for four years went to Eleanor O'Rourke and Blanche Oulette. Marie Joyce, Beatrice deigle, Leonilda Calabrebe and Ruth Casey received second honors.
 The graduates are: Margaret Mary Bailey, Helen Marie Brick, Leonilda Madeline Calabrese, Concetta Jo- gephine Caporaso, Ruth Ann Casey, Patricia Mary CoSgroye, Mary Cuillo, Kathryn Mary Eustace, Elsie Marie Ferrone, Marie Frances Flood, Beatrice Joan diegie, Nancy Mary Qenova, Mary Helen Ann Hannon, Marie Madeline Joyce, Irene Lucille Lynch, Florence Ann Margele, Evelyn Mary McCooey, Ann Coigan McGowan, Eleanor Mary o,Rourke, Blanche Lillian oulette, denevieve zita Purcell, Margaret Louise Began, Aileen Christine Ryan, Phylliss Ann 6an- toro, Eileen Immaculate Shea, Madlyn Beatrice Soulry, Ellen Marie synnott, Alice Mae Wolff.
 H0nOrs for 1941
 First iloforg-Irene Lynch, @; Fl. earor O'Rourke, e3; Ann McGowan, O2; Marie Joyce, 0l. Second Hon. ors-Beatrice Geigle, 80; Blanche Ouellette, 88; Florence Marsolo, 87; Mary Ciullo, s6.
 Honors for May and June First Honors-Irene Lynch, 94; Eleanor ORourke, 04; Ann Me- dowan, 93; Marie Joyce, 02; Beatrice Gegile, 90. Second Honors Blanche Ouellette, 80; Mary Ciui- 10, 88; Florence Marsolo, 87; Nancy Genova, 86; Ruth Casey, 86: Leon- ida Calabrese, 85.
 HonOrs for Four Years
 First Honors-Irene Lynch, 03; Ann McGowan, g; Eleanor o. Rourke, oi: Blanche Ouellctte, 90. Second Honors-Marie Joyce, 88; Beatrice Geigle, 88; Leonilda Gala brese, 87; Ruth Casey, 85.
 Juniors
 First Honors-Mildred Miller, 06; Thomas O'Connell, 95; Eileen Calla- han, 95; Francis Murphy, 94; Irene Lemay, 94; Paul Duffy, 02. Second Honors- Catherine Masse, 69; Eve- lyn Ryan, 88; Ellen Geary, 6S: Jane Nastri, S6; Howard Ledell, 86; Elea- nor Martone, 85.
 Second Year
 | First Honors-Lawrence Skelly, e5: Barbara Schoenmehl, 04; Mary Kelly, s2; Phyllis Jennett, 01; Thomas Matthews, 90. Second Hon. ors-Mary Duffy, S9; Arthur Nel- son, S9; Mary Deming, 88; John o. Rourke, 88; Ruth walsh, 8e; Mary Kenny, S7: Margaret Doyle, o6; Margaret Kennedy, 85.
 | First Year
 First Honors--Mary Rabbott, 94: Doris LaBelle, 92; Edward Lynch. g2; Shirley Manfredi. 01; Ann Char bonneau, 91; Jane Berry, 9l; Fran ces Kennedy, 90; Judith Boyle. 90; Helen Reardon, 90. Second Honors- Eleanor Baker. 8e; Thomas How ard, 89; Virginia Bruneau, 09; Catherine Bannon, 30: Eileen Tem- pie, 80; William Brick, 60; Jane Maloney, 80; Richard Daley, 90; Jane Marcoux, ee; James Hyrnes, | s6; Rosalind Montory, 06; Antoi- nette Dildasso, 00; Dorothy Grimes. ee; Catherine Kenny, 06; Norine Amatruda. e5; Joseuiaine Ahnandan- l dola. a6.