The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-18

TOO attended graduation exercises of St. Francis PaNochial school Sum- day night in an impressive cere- mony at St. Francis church. Fifty seven pupils received their diplo- mas.
 Rev. John Dial, principal of the Sacred Heart High school, Water bury, told the graduates that edu- cation of the body, of the mind and of the soul are all necessary, but education of the soul is by far the most important.
 Rev. Albert Taylor, school prin- eipal and Rev. George Dunn ofticiat ed at the presentation of diplomas.
 Father Dunn announced that Geraldine Morris of Carroll street and Robert Vanasse had won schol- arships to Sacred Heart High school.
 He also read list of IA pupils who won honorable mention because they had attained averages of 90 per cent Or better in the studies.
 These were Deborah Quirke, Shirley Hayes, Bertha Duba, Geral- dine Glynn. Jean Honan, Patricia Shea, John Leary. Catherine Me higen, Edward Mccarthy, Madelyn Calvin, James Lynn, Joseph Tam sey, Barbara Talbot and Sandra Klonski.
 Jesus Christ must be the center of your lives" Father Dial told the graduates. He said that otherwise their lives would have no meaning.
 He congratulated the class on their success and their parents on their efforts to provide Catholic education for their children.
 Education of the body or the mind is valueless if the education of the soul does not accompany 1t, he de- clared. Catholic schools give all three types of education, he said.
 Father Taylor conducted benedic- tion and the graduates made an act of conservation. Miss Frances Hig- gins organist, had charge of the musical program. It was one of the largest classes ever graduated from the school.
 Graduates of Schools
 One hundred twenty-nine gram mar school children will be gradu- ated at exercises Tuesday beginning at e:30 p. m. at the Futile school grounds, Supt. of Schools Harold E. Chittenden announced today.
 Twelve hundred seats will be available and amplifiers and other equipment have been secured. The exercises will be held on the south side of the building.
 The following will graduate:
 Salem School (74
 Babette Louise Anderson, Don c. Anderson, +Duane Roland, Ander- son, Thomas Ronald Anderson, Charles Robert Ashford, Bernard Lincoln Avocollie, Gene. Austin Bebble, Dorothy Elizabeth Boettger Marian Ann Bolton. Jacquelyn Ann Bressler, Gladys Frances Broderick, Michael Joseph Broderick, Jr., *Fredericka Marian Brown, Calvin Tracy Cable, Dolores Frances Ca bral, 'Ella Jean Campbell, John William Cariello, Donald Franklin Darlington, William Thomas Cof- fey, Gerald Timothy Cronin, Rita Murlyn Darn, Donald Edward Du- four, Margaret Joan Emery. Fred er1ck Engelhardt, Robert Allan Fairchild, Juanita Louella Farrel, sMillicent Ann Ford, Paul J. Gazy, Jr., John Mohlin Gothberg, Bar bara Anne Hathaway, James Hem nessey, Jr., *Irene Janus, Thomas Tairhall Johnson, Charles Henry Jones, Jr., Lloyd Jones, Jr., Henry Kielb, 'Rachel Emily Kish, Ruth Suzann Kopp.
 Also Gwendolyn Marie Krampetz, Paul Robert Kunkel, Eleanor Rel la Lieberman, Carl Allen Magun- son, Evelyn Louise McGee, John Hope Monaghan, Jr., John Eugene Nori, Barbara Lois O'Donnell, John Joseph Palmer. Barbara Louise Paul, Donald Howard Peet, Henry George Probola, Donald Anthony Rado, Edna Theresa Rakowski, Benjamin J. Randall. George Alfred Ravenscroft, Jr., William Martin Reed, Margaret Rex, Jeremy Clay ton Rice, Justine Sanford, Paul David Schlesinger, Eugene Henry Scranton. Nancy Elizabeth Smith, Anime Sousa, Francis Sousa, "Clar- 1Be Louise Swan, Wayne E. Sweet, sMorey W. Tripp, Donald Foster Umlauf, Jr., George Frederick Wa terhouse, Rose May Weiss, Robert Kenneth Whipple, Frederick G. Williams, Gardner Frederick Wood Jr, Beecher Heath Woodside, Ed ward Chester zdonick.
 Central Avenue School (25)
 'Charles Edward Aquavia. Jr.. sLois Jane Barlow, Frances Therese DeCarlo, Harold Arthur Evers, Kenneth Alvin Follett, Helen Hart ney Freeman, John Eric Gabriel son, Ruth Gazdik, Donald Fran as Hartnett, 'Jerry Labriola, Myr- na Kathryn Long, Aldo Richard lfaftotti, Jr., Mary Jane Mengacci, sJoan Alice Moekel, Kenneth Allan 11oeckel, Mary Isabel Moffat, Marie Josephine Nardello. Marilyn Ann Morris, Dolores Elizabeth Peck. Richard Allen Roland, Alfred Stephen Sokoloski, William Milner Stinson, Jr., Dorothy Ann Taylor Charles Edward Triano, Madelyn 1Ax01 6AA<N1A CAhs
 Prospect Street School (23)
 John Joseph Adamaitis, Elizabeth 1again, Donald Irving Beachamp, sRuth Phyllis Bona, James Stephen Borbas, Catherine Boyd, Patricia Jo-Ann Burke, Shirley Ann Car ddnal, Jean Marie Duffany, Michael Joseph Magas, Dorothy Margaret Parker, Virginia Ann Parker, Olive Ann Ratkiewich, George Anthony Schuster, 'Jofn Joseph Smith. Ray Ynond Robert smith. Edward Joseph Sodlosky. June Arlene Stauffer, Joan Marilyn Tedesco, Everett Ri91ard Welch, Marcia Judith Wejch, William Earl White. Rob- Ht Drew Woostey.
 Hep Brook School CD
 sGarah Janice Elder, John Han- eock. Jr., Oaxolyn Helen Sergeant.