The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14

The treShmen le0 the nSt WACh 44 placing. Juniors were second with 36, the sophomores third with 2S and seniors last with 8.
 The list follows:
 Center Seniors
 Clayton Anderson, Mary Jane Corliss, Jean De Carlo, Eleanor Herb, Jean Holmberg, Louise Ktely Henry Kogut, Dorothy Linskey, Elis- abeth Lyons, Mary Jane Mann, Eve- lyn Mariana, Dorothy Messner, Mary Mollica, Lorraine Murphy, Fred Radcliffe, Albert Ratkiewich, Victoria Rynecki, Doris Segnstacken William Simmons, Zita Thomas, Ed mund wilson, Chester Yacek, Fran ces Zonghetti.
 Juniors
 Margaret Baldwin, James Bovay, Mary Lou Brann, Joseph Connolly, Florence Conover, Betty Culver, Victoria Dulepski, Edith Edwards, Frances Else, Thaddeus Grabowski, John Greacen, Donald Hermonat, Gladys Kiely, Irene Kuraitis, Karyl KlonSki, Kenneth Leach, Elizabeth Lundin, Loretta Mangine, Helen His, Doris Monaghan, Dom- mic Narducci, Charlotte O'Connor, Eleanor Oemcke, Constance Olson, William Prosser, Laura Puleo, Lil- lian Quirke, Donald Raytkwich, Phyllis Reed, Robert Richardson, Jean Royle, Cecilia Szczesiul, Wal-l ter SzczeSiul, Joan Tracy, George Wilmot, Stella Yackowski.
 Center SOphOmOres
 Nicholas Ermidus, Myrtle Hard ing. Richard Hughes, Eleanor John son. Ruth Jones, Audrey Kerner. Asita Lorson. Imogene Mckee. Fred MOeckel, Diane Parsons, Marion Phillips, Virginia Rosa, Frank Ruby, Margaret Schaefer, Grace Schiller, Ruth Semrow, Lois Smith, Dorothy Soisa. Audrey Swanson, Barbara Vitsocki. Rae Weinhardt, Sabina Zaleski, Anna zubanch, Frances zWplinsky.
 Freshmen
 Lois Benson, Alcides Bilelo, Syl- via Bohlin, Florence Brzozoskl, Howard Burke, Joby Ann Christian william Davison, William Desmond, Doris Dick, Mildred Edwards, Helen Fink, Malvena Federonis, Roger Floyd, Lorraine Giancarli, Joan Green, William Grieder, Lois Her monat, Donald House, Jo Ann Is- bell, Jane Jackson, Phyllis Jen2ell. Elizabeth KiSSane, Ruth Jeanne Krampetz, Frances KrZykowski, Ruth Luschenat, Helen Mccarthy, Elizabeth Mariana, Ruth Watson, Louise Nyberg, Barbara Olsen, Don- aid Olson, Margaret Perry, Estelle Pikula, Dolores Rimkoski, Elizabeth Rynecki, Ella Ruby, William Scran- ton, Sherlee Sellinger, Jean Suth- erland, Mary Ann Swan, Mary Tracy, Dolores Witkoski, John Wrinn, Dorothy zehnder.
 $23,591 Collected
 Hiding Olson, treasurer of the Naugatuck National War Fund cam paign. reported today collections to date now total $23,591.15. Ap- proximately 5000 is still needed to reach the borough goal of $25. .580. It is planned to close the canl- paign Saturday, Nov. IS.
 Bond Forfeited
 Alvin Crase, 40 Walnut street, New Haven, forfeited a $500 bond in borough court today. He was charged with operating an auto while under the influnec of liquor and also for operating while E- cense was under suspension. Judge Thomas Weary presided. Crase was arrested October 18th by Patrolman James Fenton.
 The case of Liberator Bettuccelli, 100 Melbourne street, charged with violation of the motor vehicle law. was continued to November 30. He Was arrested by Patrolman Ray nnond Carlson after the auto he was operating struck Joseph Hearns, ', son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hearns, Goodyear avenue. The youngster is still a patient in St. Mary,s hospital, Waterbury.
 David Unge, Shakespeare avenue, Bronx. N. Y.,. forfeited a $5 bond. ne was notified yesterday by Pa- trolman George Kogut for passing a red light.
 Carl Andersen Dies
 Carl M. Andersen died suddenly As his home, Laurel avenue, Nauga- tuck. Monday. Born, Sept. A, 1881 in Aarhus, Denmark, he had been 4 resident of this country for 40 years and of Naugatuck for the past 3S years. An employe of the Peter Paul CO. Naugatuck, he was an active member of the First church, Chris tan Science, Waterbury; & mem her of the Danish Brotherhood and the Carpenters Union.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna (Felthaus) Andersen; three sons. Raymond R., of Naugatuck; Arthur w. Andersen, pharmacists mate 2-C, U.' s. N., New York city, and Pvt. Warren T. Andersen, Army Air Forces stationed in New Guinea for 1e months: two daughters, Miss es Dorothy A. Andersen of New York city and Helen M. Andersen of Naugatuck; several brothers and sfsters in Denmark, and 3 grand children.
 Funeral services will be held on Thursday at 3 p. m. at the Alder son funeral home, POI Meadow srset, Naugatuck.. Burial at the convenience of the family. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from [ to Q and WedneS- day from to 5 and 2 to9 p. m.
 Half oe Budget Left
 welfare Supt. Leo SculIy released report Monday night showing that ~|'t seven months of the, fiscal year I sue the welfare department still