The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-03

Waterbury Girls Club attended Halloween parties arranged by the various gymnasium classes at local Ghool buildings last week. The cook lng classes at Leavenworth High School also held parties, and mem- bers helped at two gatherings ar- r6nged by the Bunker Hill Parent < Teachers Association. Miss Emily Tickell, director of the club, super vised arrangements.
 Halloween is elaborately cele- brated each year by the organization and variety of en- tertainment was planned by the various units last week, Prizes for costumes were awarded at all of the parties.
 The places of the events, the list of prizes, and attendance follow;
 Russell School
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Prettiest, Pauline PuglieSes; most patriotic, Gertrude Brundage; fun niest, Joan Strickland; most orig inal, Barbara Johnson,
 Those attending were: Rosemary Bilanchone, Vivian Burr, Pauline Pugliese, Joyce Fitzgerald, Nancy Ford, Helen GreatoreX, Barbara Johnson, Shirley Kilborn, Joan Strickland, Lorraine Vincend, Joan Wnlette, Evelyn Vincenzi, Marilyn Burr, Gertrude BrundaSe, Regina Oulette, Marilyn Pegin, Mary Root, Caroline Wilson.
 Washington School
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Movie Star, Hazel Rabtoy as Sonia Heinie; most patriotic, Jean Shaker as an Indian; funniest, Faith Matney as Topsey; most original, Emma Lou Sharkey a. a wounded soldier. Judges were Mrs. Mitchell Wallace and Mrs. John O'Rourke.
 Those attending were: Patricia Rayel, Teresa Rayel, Elsie Ruby Flora Ruby, Jean Shaker, Emma Lou Sharkey. Agnes Shea, Rita Mae Shea, Irene Sullivan, Jane Sullivan, Trudy Sullivan, Antoinette Snyder, Eunice Vancelette, Barbar Wall, Ruth Ann Webster, Evelyn Gamin, Catherine Niehbur, Dolores Monti, Eleanor Muccino.
 Anderson School
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Most original. Louise Bienvenu; funniest, Rita Bienvenu; most pa triotic, Lorrain Morin; Movie Star, Janice Walker.
 Those attending were: Rita Bien- venu, Patricia Brophy, Rosemary Eastwood, Marjorie Fitzgerald, Joan Gallo, Alice Kenny, Virginia La pierre, Teresa Lavoye, Winitred Ieary, Madeline Mark, Mary Marin elli, Georgina Masine, Teresa Mat thew, Dorothy Morin. Lorrain Morm, ,Josenhine Pace, Roberta Ruzzo, Wilms Tabler, Grace Walker, Janice walker. Mraleen Walker, Elaine Ruggiero, Corrine Gallo, Margaret Griffin, Arleen Czarzasliy, Alberta Rergin, Nita Catanzaro, Louise Bien- venu. Judges included Miss Hilda CamY and Mrs. Allen H. Boardman.
 Duggan School
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Prettiest, Janet Marshal as a fairy: funniest, Betty WaitkunaS es pumpkin; most original, Eliza beth Dwyer as a Russian refugee most patriotic. Patricia Egnacio as the Flag. Judges were Miss Emily Tickell and Miss c. Bracken.
 Those attending were: Marie Mas s.mo. Marion Marris, Patricia T2nacio. Susan Migaldi, Dorothy Baker, Marie Del Pc, Lucy Russo Doris Brodeur. Marie Brodeur Agnes Carana, Diana Zaza, Carolyn Zaza. Eileen Daly. Constance Joray Alice Ann Accetura, Judy Accerura Barbara Ann Egnacio, Adelaide Ross Debra Bloodgood, Mary BorelE Ann Marie Colannino, Ann Marie T-ango. Margaret Rizzutti, Bernicf Levanti.
 Russell School
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Prettiest. Rita Berger as a Span ish Senorita; funniest, Beatrice Ropple as a tramp: most original Judy Cole as gypsy; most authen- tic, Peggy Cooney as Red Riding Hood: judges included Miss Elily Tickell and Miss c. Bracken.
 Those attending were: Nancy Ed wards, Ann Andes, Beatrice Ropple Ina Margolis, Barbara Stango, Mary Cooney. Peggy Cooney, Rita Berger Mary Lou Keefe. and Judy Cole.
 Anderson School
 Prizes were awarded as follows:
 Prettiest. Grace Walker as Gin derells: funniest, Patricia Sharp as Mrs. Jones: most original. Rita Elenvenu as a girl Of Hawaii; most patriotic. Maureen Heath as the Statue of Liberty. Judges included
 ELECTION RETURN