The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18
WATERTOW Correspondent stephen Phone OO6
High School Senior Committees Selected
Helen Tysko Editor-in-Chief of Yeor Book; Tin Con Collection Saturday; Mormon Manning HonorobIy Discharged

Watertown, Sept, l9-Senior class committees were announced at the Watertown high school Monday. Senior year boog committee mem- bers are as follows; Editor in-chlef, Helen Eysko; business manager Grace Peck; candid shots, Ann Ma toney; art editor, Dolores Miekum; Individual pictures, Alice Miller; staff members, Helen Puzak, Jac- Quellne Starry, Shirley Coon, Robert McCloary, Henry SorenSon. Conrad Josephson, Dorothy Bartkus, Fran ces Valuckas, Clare Payne, Nancy Lynn, James O'Neil, Beverly Etoughton and Raymond Archer.
 senior prom committee members are: Betty Woodward, chairman; Ann Judd, Dorothy Peters, Suzanne Nall, Leland Wilcoek, Laurence Ga- lung, Burton Mix, Carl Lynn, Rob- ert Goldberg, Howard Humphries, Salvatore Finelli, Carmella Rinaldi, Mary Nardoia, Mary Thompson, Robert RusSif Alice Stafstfom, Rob ert oiroux, Alan Root, Robert ol- eon, Marion Wheeler, LeRoy Gar her, Edmund Desjardins, Evelyn Cook, Charles Humphrey, Theresa Guerrera, Helen Williams, Rita Collins and Louise Lcmay.
 Additional Solicitors
 Roladn D. Tyler, captain in charge q tho Taft school section for the Watertown Honor Roll drive, which 8 now In progress has announced Eae names of the following solicitors &ho are assisting him in the drive Mrs. Charles shonS, the Annex; Mrs George Morgan. the new building; Mrs. Henry Pennell, the main build. ing; Mrs. Sherman Cawley, houses konnected with Taft school. Miss Doris Reynolds, the house staff;
 Miss Emma Wollenhaupt, the office staff.
 Mrs. g. Kellogg Plume, captain Of She southwest district, has afis Aounced that she will be assisted hy Mrs. Frederick c. Mason, Mrs. H Q. v. Lucas and Walter Mo. @owan.
 Campaign Plans
 Plans for conducting the cam Daign for the combined War Fund And Community Chest for Water- town and Oakville are well under- way, Harry II. Henainway is again chairman of the drive and the cam- Daign organization has been set up es follows:
 Special gifts-quota S3,000, Mrs.
 Winthrop Spencer, captain; corp- orations and industrials-quota $ll,- e2o, Harry Fleisher, John II. Cald- well, captains; mercantile-quota, ei,O00, George B, Ryan, captain; 6choois-uuota, $500, Miss Pauline Miller, captain; organizations-quo- &a, 9i00, Mrs. ?. N. Meyer, captain; Northeast district-quota, S400, s-Thay Baldwin, captain; southeast histrict- $50, Rev. Gerald Gancher, captain; southeast district -quota $l.200, dncluding Taft kchooD 0. Raymond Ganung, cap- kain; souwest district-quota, $450, Flames Naismith, captain; Oakville | district committee-quota $500, Mrs. Frank E. Monterrey, Mrs. Charles T. Kelly, Mrs. Clifford V. Glenning, Melville 0. Freeman, Russell H. Pope; Oakville merchants-rfving | Gcrdon.
 Employes of factories and stores Will contribute where they work and there will be a house-to- o-house canvass to cover all other persons.
 The district captains will appoint 4aak canvassers and a complete list wiD be published early next week. A meeting of the canvassers will be held in the lower hall of the Com Inunity building September 27.
 The Watertown- -Oakville cam Daign which begins on Monday, | October 1, and ends October %, has ss the quota $21,376. The quota l.as been separated out for the fol- | lowing divisions: War Funds (U.S.O. Allied War RelieD $11,526: Water town Public edith Nursing Assn,