The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Tribute Paid
 To High School
 Boys In Service
Program Presented at the Futile School Grounds Memory of 55 Former Students f1OnOred Anew;
 Twelve Girls Participated in the Dedication
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Correspondent Larry Shepley-Phone Naugatuck 3S4s

DdlO Ill1S HUI LlAAl6 " ANetSA6"es'SAA high school Servicemen who have died and to 12 members of the pres ent senior class who are in the armed forces at colorful class day exercises at Il o'clock at the Futile school grounds.
 The silk service flag of the school was dedicated anew in mark ot homage to the memory Of 55 former Naugatuck high students who nave died in the present war.
 A military guard of honor com- posed of Naugatuck high men now in the service who are home on furlough participated in this eXer- else.
 A service flag with 12 blue stars representing the 12 seniors in the armed forces was dedicated in an- other impressive ceremony.
 Twelve girls participated in the dedication, each of whom brought greeting card from one of the youths in the service stating his rank, training place and present whereabouts.
 The 12 seniors in the service and girls representing them at the cere- mony were: Jack Lent. Jean Holm berg: Fred LaWton, Elizabeth Ly- ons; Joseph Kozon, Dorothy Mess ner: Edward Candee, Jean De Carlo; Theodore Melyan, Dorothy Linskey; Eugene Reilly, Louisa Val entine; Earl Phillips, Evelyn Mar iano: Albert Ratkiewich, Jacque- line Else; Frederick Radcliffe, Dor othy Smith; Arthur Smith, Patricia ODonnell; John Kochanowskl, Margaret Macken.
 The exercises opened with 10 girls of the junior class acting as guard of honor for the seniors. After the entrance of the seniors, Jack Stin- son, president, delivered the address of welcome. The class poem was delivered by the girl who wrote it, Justine Brophy. Thelma Ander- son rendered a solo, and skit, The Brides First Biscuits" fol- lowed with Dorothy Linskey and George ODonnell participating.
 Another skit, 'Milady Buys a Chapeau," with Margaret Macken and Mary Mirlhto, was presented. This was followed by a melodrama in pantomime with the following participating: Louise Kiely, Mary Mann, Gertrude O'Connor, Arlene Sullivan, Audrey Patterson and Frances Dumonski.
 Exercises marking the 10th anni- ar tIa NotrotI tIIal- t,iUh school followed with Justine Bro- phy, Cecile DuBois and Nancy An derson taking part. A skit, "The Night Before Dramatics," with Dor othy Robinson and Pauline Engle participating was presented
 Miss Dorothy Hut, class beauty was crowned by the class president, Eugene Kevit Miss Hut in turn crowned the following departmental beauties: Commercial A-Marie Spadola general-Mary Szulc; col lege-Dorothy Smith, Men of Sci ence"-Elizabeth Lyons; commer- cial B-Hortense Mattos.
 MT. Stinson delivered the Ivy ora ton and the baton ceremony fol- lowed in which MT. Kevit delivered the baton, symbolic of authority and responsibilities of the senior class, to the junior president, Theo- dore Grabowski
 Presentation of books to male Howard B. Futile, was made and the ceremony came to a close with the singing of the national anthem.
 Members of the senior class are: Florence Agrizzo, Katherine Allen, Thelma Anderson, Nancy Anderson, William Barlow, Edward Betkoskl, Raymond Bird, Francis Borbas, Justine Brophy, Irene Bryk, Elean- or Buracewski, Edward Candee, Betty Caulfield, MaryJane Corliss, Theresa Dalton, Jean De Carlo, Robert Dethlefsen, Cecilia DuBois, Lewis Duffany.
 And, Frances Dumonski, Jacque- line Slse, Pauline Engle. John Fra tesi, Irene Gaudenzi, Vernon Gus tafSon, James Hanley, Eleanor Herb Jean Holmber, Lillian Humphries, Dorothy Hut, Eleanor Johnson, Edward Jurzynski, Catherine Kelly, Eugene Kevit, Louise Kiely. John Kochanowsii, Elizabeth Koeller, Henry Kogut, Joseph Kozon, Leroy Krampetz, Raymond Kuczynskl, Fred Lawton.
 And, Jack Lent, Dorothy Linskey, George Litke, David Luce, Elizabeth Lyons. Margaret Macken Lorraine Madame, Mary Jane Mann, Evelyn Mariana, David Metchett, Hortense Mattos, Teddy Melyan, Dorothy Messner, James Mezzio, Albert Miele, Mary Minute, Leonard Mitchell. Mary Mollioa, Lorraine Murphy, Gertrude O'Connor George O'Donnell, Patricia ODon- nell, Barbara OKeefe, Nellie Olda- kosN, Albert Orciari.
 Also, Audrey Patterson, Arnold Peterson, Olive Peterson, Earl Phil lips, William Phillips. Frederick Radcliffe, Eleanor Rathburn, Albert Raytkiewich, Eugene Reilly, Flor cl.ce Rek. Dorothy Robinson, Cae- sar Ruggeri. Victoria Rynecki, Doris Seng5tacken, William Simmons, Ar thur Smith, Dorothy Smith, Jeanne Smith, Marie Spadola, Chester Sti- Der, Jack Stinson. Arleen Sullivan. Joseph Sum- 9, Mary Szulo, Aldine Telles, Zita Thomas, Louisa Valen- tire, Walter Wiebe, Louis Wilmot, Edmund Wilson, Chester Yacek, Florence Smyewski and Frances Zonghetti.
 The Naugatuck Fish and Game as- ;ociation voter unanimously Wednes- day night to purchase 20 acres of land near the Whittemore road, owned by the Bristol Go. A club house will be erected on the land after the war, Fred Baker, presi- dent, said and the land will be utilized in many other ways.
 The purchase price is approxi- mately $500. he said.f The commit tee of the club which has been seek