The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
SENIORS TO HOLD
 CLASS EXERCISES
Program Scheduled for June IS; Welcome Ad=
 dress by Edw. Malley

Terryville, May 1.-The senior class of Terryville high school has announced its class day program to be held June 15 as follows: The Star Spangled Banner by class and audience: address of welcome, Ed- ward J. Malley; class history, Agnes Murawski and Wanda Nypert; class will, Helen Cichon and Ida Mitch- ell: advice to juniors, Elizabeth Williams, Waiter Sczawinski; pre- seltation of gifts, Agnes Pergooa and Shirley Michaud; class prop hecy. Theresa Kuskoski, Ronald Ut- man; presentation Of key, Paul Streigle; acceptance of key, John P. McGrady; Alma Mater, graduat- ing class and America.
 Members of the graduating class are Barbara Seibert, Anna Selpert' Lorraine Lawson, Wanda Nypert, Agnes Pergoda, Shirley Mlchaud' June Gaskin, Patricia Hills, lda Mitchell. Sally Subocz Lois Mtlor, Peggy Bombard, Agnes MraWskl' Theresa Kuskoski, Lucinda KleppS' Betty Duff, Shirley Swicklas, Eliza beth Williams. Thellna Clifford, Helen Cichon, Ronald Utman. Ed ward J. Malley, Walter SczaWlnskl and Paul J. Streigle.
 Snow Flurries
 This town experienced two snow flurries Thursday with the hrsV falling shortly after 8 a. m. while snow fell again during the alter noon dur:cg the heavy rain. SeV- eral farmers who planted large crops of vegetables have reported that they have been unable to plant due to the rainy weather ot the past two weks.
 Promoted
 MT. and Mrs. Element Saracnun of Main street have received word that their son, John of the U. S' Navy has been promoted to the rank of $. K. 3-c.
 On Leave
 Otto Harbert, Jr., R 3-c U. S' Navy is spending l0-day leave with his parnts, MT. and Mrs Otto Harbert of Woods Passway.
 Special Meeting
 A special meeting of the UKraln- ian Society of Taras ScheWchenKo will be held in their club rooms on South Main street, Sunday at ? p. m.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter, Sally Jean, has been born to Dr. and Mrs Harvey G Fcote of Brattleboro, Vt. Mrs Foote is the former Beatrice L. Metcalf, daughter of MT. and Mrs Robert A. Metcalf of Haase ave- nue.
 Local Nurse and Soldier Meet
 Lieut.. Regina Piotrowski, Army Nurse and, Pvt. Dean White met recently on Cebu, one of the Philip pine Islands, according to a letter received here Thursday. Pvt. White who was wounded in action and was in an Army hospital, heard that one of the nurses was from his home town. The nurse proved to De Lieut.. Piotrowski. The nurse was mentioned sl news dispatches we'd nesday as being one of the first F Army nurses to be under enemy ire by the Japs.
 1 A brother, Lieut.. Raymond Plo- trowski was killed in action over Germany on March 13, 1914 An other brother, Pvt. Theodore Plo' trowski received his honorable dls- charge from the Army few months ago.
 Leave for Kansas Home
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wymar have left to return to their home in Caney, Kansas, following vlsll with their daughter, Mrs. Raymonc Giles and MT. Giles of North street Plymouth.
 Announce Birth of Daughter
 Colonel and Mrs. William N Beard announce the birth of theil second daughter. Ruth Sheldor Beard, at Bristol Hospital on May 10. Mrs. Beard is now makt'g hel home at 140 Main street whllt Colonel Beard is stationed in Eng land. The baby is great granc daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wallace Plumb of North Main street. Frederick Pray, scoutmaster. an.