The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-18

AFeNA@NN~ lion exercises tonight at the Wilby Atiditori1rn. The high school Glee club and orchestra will participate Ia the program. ,,,
 Barbara Waugh, salutatorian, will speak on 'sT1ne Promise of America" and the valedicorian, Mary Haytko, has selected For What Are We Fighting" as the subject of her ad- dress.
 Selections which will be rendered by the orchestra include: Aschers aAyiator's March" and "Our Heroes March" Ippolitov -Iwanov "Proces- son of the Sardar," and Lakes aOur Victorious Flag" A violin solo, Massenet's "Meditation" will be play cd lyy Eleanor Stills. The Glee club will render Sibelius' "One Great Lone Hills" and Lieurauce's By the waters of the Minnetonka." The exercises will close with he sing ing of the Leavenworh Alms Mater and America"
 The class honor list includes:
 Pauline Francis, Edward Chmie- linski, Eugene Pizzuto, John Mo- Kenna. Christine Copes, Frank Iorio. Eleanor Sills, William Teuber, Robert Blake, Mary MancuSo Eleanor French, Mildred Rabbito.
 Vincent Rosa, Thomas McHale, Chester Ostroski, Frank Santorar Mary Caruso, Edith DelhVeneri William Martinelli, Paul Matu- liunas, Anthony Sakalas, Archie Aitcheson, Edward Bernius, George Capowich, John Famigletti, Teddy Kadziewicz, Victor Schaer.
 The following prize winners were announced today by Principal Frank Began:
 The Rensselaer, Polytechnic medal ITO that boy of the senior class who has the highest average in ma- thematics and science for the four years-Edward Chmielinski.
 A prize offered by the Business and Professional Women's club-To that girl in the senior class who has shown qualities of high scholarship character and leadership-Eleanor Sills.
 A prize offered by the Polish Gen. trala of Waterbury-To that mem- ber of the senior class of Polish de- scent having the highest average for four years work-Edward Chmielinski.
 The BauSch and Lomb Science medal-In recognition of superior attainment in the science courses o1 the last three years-Barbara Waugh.
 The American Legion nedal-Tc that boy of the senior class who has the best record in athletics, scholar snip and school spirit-Paul Matu- liunas.
 The Coronas Club prize-To that pupil, regardless of nationality Who achiUves the highest average III Italian for two years-Baroara Waugh.
 The D. A. R. medal-To that member of the senior class who has the highest rank in American His tory-Pauline Francis.
 The YOlanda Club pri2e-To the seniCr girl of Italian descent with the highest average in all the studies of the four years course Christine Copes.
 Prize to those pupils of the senior class who have attained the high- est averages during the four years and whose parents are members o1 St Mary,s Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic church of Waterbury Mary Maytko and George Capo- wich. :,
 "A prize awarded by the Conseil villa Maria to the student of French descent from St. Ann's par isl1 who has attained the highest scholastic average-Loretta Brodeur
 Beardsley Oratorical medal award ed by Judge Harry Beardsley. Third prize-Thomas McHale.
 Good Citizenship Certificate awarded by the National Society ot the Daughters of the American Rev. Olution-- Haytko.
 PythagoraS Club prize-To that boy of the senior class who has the best record in mathematics for his senior year-Edward Chmielinski.
 The Lithuanian Chamber Com naerce and its Women's Auxiliary te the Lithuanian student having tht highest record in the senior class Paul Matuliunas.
 Latin prize-Given by Mis- Rosetta D. O'Brien-To Miss Anne Mirto for excellence in Latin fol the last two years and for her very good record in the state Latin con. test.
 The Connecticut Industrial Art! Association-On the recommenda- tion of Samuel B. Bassett,' instruc' tor, presents this medal in recogni. tion and appreciation of outstand' ing achievement in his work anc study of the graphic arts in thi! school Ralph Porzio.
 The Beacon Educational clui wishes to present this award to thu colored pupil having the highes average at Leavenworth high schoo Margaret Owens.
 Archie Aitcheson, Charles William Joseph Anderson, Donald Thomas Andrews. Mario Robert Angeloni Reymond Joseph Archambault Oliver Francis Arnold, Michael An ttony Assenza, Mary Ann Assif Theodore Irving Atwood, John Car men Autore, Joseph Stanley Bal claunas, Frank Amedio Banche John P. Baranauskas, Ann Rost Bartolini, John Biago Bartolini Joseph Francis Battaglia, Miltor Taylor Beamon, Edward Frederick Charles Beesley, Robert A. Benedict Edward Joseph Bernius, Philip Flu gene Bertrand, Albert Joseph Bion. \ di, Joseph John Bis, Robert E Blake, Floyd Edward Blansfield Louis John Bonvissuto, Salvatore A Bosco, Elmer George Bouffard.
 Sherwood Francis Boulanger Robert Henry Brennan, Charle! Thomas Brickner, Loretta Rose Bro' deur, Rodford James Bryant, Wal ter Frank Buczak, Robert MillarC BurnOp, John Joseph Butler, An tlaony Charles Calo, Alexander Ca podanna, George Capowich. Alber Vincent Capozzi, John Francis Car mody, Dora Marie Carosella, Mar! sWM. ~ R4za .l