The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-19
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. COIo
 Tel. 3-2S03
SCHOOLS STAGE
 FINAL PROGRAMS
Town Hall Crowded for Commencement Exer-
 cises; Scouts Tonight

Wolcott, June l9~Graduation eX- ercises for Wolcott schools were held Thurcday night at the Town Hall, with the hall crowded with friends and relatives of the graduates.
 Tho exercises were as follows; March, Youth of America, graduates invocation, Rev. Alfred M. Bells; hymn, Come Thou Almighty King, graduates, address of welcome, Ber- nice Benoit; piano selections, The Dolls Dream, Theodore Oesten, by George Plantier," Recollections of Johann Strauss" by Jacquiline Grew; trumpet solo, Carnival of Venice," A. R. Ranger by William Lawson; presentation of class, Ed win B. Floyd, superintendent of schools: scholarship awards present. ed to Leslie Hart, Corime Petrie, Harold Bush, Erwin Holmes, Jac- outline Grew and Flora Jean Arch ambault by Thomas Seery, chair man of the board of education; pre- sentation of diplomas by Thomas Seery: farewell address, Harold Bush: class song, Farewell to Thee" graduates; benediction, Rev. Mr. Bells.
 Part II, graduation theme, Amer Scans AIT, 1-Critical periods in our American History, 1944;- North school pupils taking part, Frances Aliano, Corinne Petrie, Edward Stryeski, Harold Bush and Robert Bush, l7ss, Woodtick school, pupils taking part. Albert Bisaillon, Leslie Hart, Edwin Holmes, Peter Relyea, Betty Bergen, Gertrude Oliver, Jose phine Bronson, Richard Moon and Wilfred warner. Geographical sketch, South school; closing song, s'The Star Spangled Banner" Taps by Edward Grant; recessional Of graduates. The pianist was Miss Ly- dia Young, proincipal at South school.
 Those graduating were: Frances Amelia Aliano. Harold Edward Bush, Robert Leroy Brish, Corinne Rita Petrie, Edward John Stryeski, North school; Flora Jean Archambault, Robert Frances Bagley, Richard Edwin Birdsall. Barbara Ann Cos tello, Joseph H. Frances, Edward James Grant, Jacquiline Anita Grew, William Charles Lawson, Jacquiline Marie McDougall, Eileen May Moynihan, George William Plantier, IT, South school; Brnice Evelyn Benoit, Betty Mary Bergen, Albert Henry Bisaillon, Josephine May Bronson, Thomas Leslie Hart, Edward Oliver Holmes, Erwin Har- riet Holmes, Sylvia Mae Mignault, Richard Frederick Moon, Gertrure Rose Oliver, Peter Morris Relyea and Wilfred Vashin Warner, Wood- tick school
 Picnic June 30
 The Wolcott WomenS club met ct the Woodtick chapel Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Claude V. Badger presided at the business meeting. It was voted to hold meetings the second Wednesday of each month alternating with one afternoon meeting and one evening.
 The next meeting will be at the chapel in July at 7:30 p. m. The annual club picnic will be held at sAAS AAOAAAS VI N4A' anu MID. WdlUCT Smith on the Spindle Hill road, June 30, starting at 3 D. m. with a pot luck supper at 6 p. m. In the afternoon those wishing may go swimming.
 Articles for the bazaar were re- ceived and Mrs. Walter Smith, chairman of the bazaar gave out material to make aprons, bags. etc. at home.
 The Billy Peterson Boy Scout troop will meet at South school at 7:46 o'clock tonight with Scout masterEdwin O. Brustat.
 State Master Harry Page of Gull 1oHd. will be at the Wolcott Grange tonight and will award six silver certificates to members who have been in the Grange 25 years. Mas ter Elmer Symonds will preside.