The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-19
Sacred Heart

and Anita Frances Sullivan, salu-
tatorianS.
Glass officers are: President,
Frances Patrick Mckay; vice pres
ident, Joseph Francis German;
secretary, Lydia Claudia Caporasco;
treasurer, Nancy Jane Roche.
Members of the class follow
John Joseph Ashe, Mary Helen
Bailey, Carol Barbara Barbato, Lu-
ellie Rita Biondi Robert Ernest
Boisvert, Barbara Hall Browne,
Charles Reid Byrne, Lydia Claudia
Caporaso, John Raymond Carey,
William Doran Carmody, George
Charles Carroll, Richard Peter
Carlo, Peter John Cuillo, Paul
Louis DeVoe, Elizabeth Virginia
Donovan, Mary Agnes Bowling,
James Francis Bowling, Agnes Ce-
Gle Duffy, Florence Marie Duigou,
Angelina Dolores Evangelista, Flea
nor Marie Fallowell, Joseph George
Ferrone, Helen Loretta Fitzgerald,
Mary Margaret Fitzgerald, Thomas
Edward Fitzgerald.
Raymond Wilfred Galipault, Jo-
Seph Francis German Marion
Louise Hummel, Ann Marie Iorio,
Audrey Shirley L. Bonte, Laura
Pearl LaPointe, John Joseph Maher,
James John McAdams, Jane Marie
Mccarthy, John Joseph Mccormack
Francis Patrick Mckay, Margaret
Mary McKenna, Margaret Mary
Mclaughlin, Irene Catherine Nc
Manus, Ralph John Membrino
Peter Anthony Mucciarone, Flea
nor Elizabeth Mullaney, Madelyn
Kathleen Murphy, William Francis
Murphy, Fernando Peter Nanni
Mary Theresa NaruszeWicZ, Robert
Joseph Nastri, Richard August Mel
son, James Andrew ODea, Joseph
James OReilley.
James Anthony Piersall, John
Patrick Rabbott, Ann Jane Roche,
Ruth Theresa Ronalter, Francis
Thomas Ryan, Louis Vincent Santa
Barbera, Rita Helen Scarino, Henry
John Sellers, Daniel Joseph Shea,
John Francis Sheehy, Joan Marie
Smith, Anita Francis Sullivan,
Margaret Anne Sullivan, Ann Marie
Traver, Thomas David Verrastro,
Mary Ann WHALE, Anthony Joseph
Walsh, Joseph Francis Williams.
Graduation exercises for ST Mar
garets, st. Thomas and st. Marys
st. AIMS and Sacred Heart
parochial schools are scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon. The tradl-
tionally impressive ceremonies Will
be in evidence. Following the
presentation Of prizes and diplomas
and a special sermon benedlction
will be held.
At the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception at $3.50 o'clock st. Mary's
school will hold its commencement
exercises. Rev. Edward T. Smith
NJ. s., of LaSalette Seminary, Alta
mount, N. Y, vii lbe the speaker.
st. Mary's honor pupils are Jean
Elizabeth Altman, Alfred Joseph
Dostaler, Frances Catherine Nc
Grath, and Mary Jean French.
hidden crude jungle chapels. He
added that all roSarieS and prayer
books in Australia have been pur
The broadcast could not be heard
in this city due to static conditions.
According to word received Fri
day by Mr.. and Mrs. August Ander-
son of Cheshire from the adjutant-
generals office, their son, Second
Lieutenant Harry R. Anderson, %
is missing in action. A navigator on
a Flying Fortress, he was believed
to have been in England since some
time in April, and was reported
missing on June II,
According to a letter received on
June 7, he had been hospitalized
overseas for a few days because of
the climate and was given an ad-
vanced course in navigation after
his release.
Lieutenant Anderson is a gradu-
ate of Crosby high school where he
was an honor student He entered
the service in May, 1912, and re-
ceived his training at Maxwell Field,
Ala. He studied navigation at Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Sioux City,
S. D., and was commissioned at
Fort Monroe, Va.
His brother. Technical Sergeant
Roy F. Anderson, is stationed with
an Army unit at Alexandria, Va.