The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
16O Pupils Achieve
 85 Average Or Over
 Within Two Months
Freshmen Head Honor List in Report Released Today; More Than 300 Volunteer Blood for PIaSma; Nine
 Gallons Already Received
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Corrospondsnt Larry ghspley-RhOn0 Naggntuck 30G0

dred and sixty two NaugGtuck high school students attained an aver age of 05 per cent or over during January and February. according to the scholarship report released today.
 The freshmen were far in the lead, with 64 making the grade. The Juniors placed second with 8. Seniors were third, with . total Of g. and sophomores, . close fourth with . total of 31.
 Honor students are as follows:
 Freshmen: Lois Benson, Alcides Bilelo, Sylvia Bohlin, Frank Bona, Florence Brzozoski, Howard Burke, Althea Candee, Betty Canaperi, Joby Ann Christian, William Davi- son. Anne Delaney, William Des- mond, Raymond Donovan, Mildred Edwards, Helen Einik, Malvena Federonis, Marilyn Ferguson, Rog- CT Floyd, Joa Green William Grie- der. John Hartnett, Lois Hermonat, Donald House, Jo Ann Isbell, Jane Jackson, Phyllis Jenzell Catherine Juzwishen, Joyceanne Kane l. Elizabeth Kissane, Phyllis kloc' Ruth Krampetz and Frances Krzy- kowski.
 Also: John KucVnski. Evelyn Lakis, Mary Lokites, Ruth Lus- chenat, Helen Mccarthy, Elizabeth Mariana, Lillian MartinitS. Flor ence Niewinsh, Louis Iyberg, Hbr- bara olson, Margaret Perry. Esteud Pikula, Roy Ranslow, Helen Hediy Dolores Rimeski, Ella Ruby, Eilz- abeth Rynecki, William scranton Beatrice Skridulis Richard Su- ehenski, Jean Sutherland, N'ry Ann Swan, Mildred Townsend Mary Tracy, Gerard Traticantl, Sylvia Tripp, Jean Vagt, Donald Westbrook Dolores Witkoski, Jot-n Wrinn, Dorothy Zehnder and Ken neth Zerbe.
 Seniors: Clayton Anderson. VII liam Barlow, Justine Brophy, Eleah- or. Bvracewski, Mary Jane Corliss' Jean De Cairo, Cecile Du Bois John Fratesi, Eleanor Herb, Jean Holmberg. Dorothy Hut. Louise Kiely. John Kochanowsh, Henry KoQut, Raymond Kuczynski, Dor othy Linskey, George Litke. Elisa beth Lyons, Mary Jane Mann, Dor othy Messner, Mary Mollica. Lor- raino Murphy, Patricia O'Donneu, Caesar Ruggeri, Victoria Ryneckl' Doris sengstacken, Dorothy smith Jeanne Smith, Mary Szulc, Alta Thomas. Edmund wilson and Ches- ter Yacek. ,.
 Juniors: Mary Lou Brann, Mar earet Baldwin, Florence" Conover, Victoria DUulepski, Edith Edwards, Frances Else, Donald Hermonat' Glaydys Kiely, Eleanor KllmaSle- ski Karyl Klonoski, Irene kural- tis. Kenneth Leach, Elizabeth Lun- din. Loretta Mangine, Helen Ms, Doris Monaghan, Domenlc Nar- ducci, Eleanor Oemske, Constance Olsen, Charlotte OConnor, William Prosser, Laura Prllec, Lillian Qulrke. Donald Raytkwich, Phyllis Reed, Robert Richardson, Jean Royle, Walter Szczesiul, Joan Tracy, Snlr- lev Waterhouse, George Wllmot' Jean Woodside, Walter Wo1tak Stella Yackowski and Joseph Con- molly.
 Il sophomores: Ernest Di Maria, Nicholas Frmidus, Eva Ignatavich' Stanley Jagello, Eleanor Johnson , Ruth Jones, Margaret Kelley. Aud rev Kerner, Janet Krul1koskl, Jen- nie Kuczenski, Maria Lopes, Rita Lorson, Frances Mariana, 1mogene Mckee. Fred Moeckel, Diane Par sons. shirley Peck, Marion Phillips, Virginia Rosa, Margaret Schaefer, Grace Schiller, Ruth Semrow, Lois smith. Dorothy Sousa, Audrey Swan son. Barbara Vitsocki, Rae Vein hardt, Helen wyatt, Sabina Zaleskl, Ruth ZembrosN and Anna Zubanch. ! Blood Plasma Donated
 ] One gallon of blood each for plasma has already been donated by nine local residents, Miss Edith {, steever, executive secretary of the I of the Naugatuck Chapter, Heo Gross, said today.
 The nine are: Robert c. Carter, 35 Highland avenue; Edith L. LAlor, IS Meadow Court, John Schmuck, 5S3 Church street; Ralph Tr1pp, New Haven road; Joseph Raytk- wich. 425 Millville avenue; George Ellis, 716 South Main street, all Of whom have contributed eight times; Michael J. Honan, 182 Park avenue, nine-time donor; Jacob K. Choul- jan, s Hilcrest avenue, who has 1 donated blood 10 times, and Mall colmn H. Wilson, 18 Hillside avenue. who had contributed Il times. i A total of PTS pints of blood will be donated Thursday when the mobile unit comes to the local Y. M. c. A. casualty center. A total of 309 have volunteered to give blood. Donations will be made faster and in . considerably shorter period than in the past. They will start at 1O:E .. m. and end at 2:45 p. m. {, One more bed will be available and the personnel in the mobile unit will be large as will also the Red Cross personnel here who will 1. assist. This is in order to speed the ! donations, Miss Stever explained. !. All volunteers have been assigned i specific times for donations and are , urged to be present at those times. ] Mrs. Mary Ellen Dunn
 1 Mrs. Mary Ellen (Sullivan) Dunn, ! 4l Blue Hills avenue, Hartford, mother of Rev. George F. Dunn. assistant pastor of St. Francis church, died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Donald Sul- 1ivan, Longmeadow, Mass. Mrs. Dunn, . native of New Britain, had been i'll for several months.
 1, She was . member of the Con- necticut Council of Catholic Wo- men, of St. Justin,s Guild, Hart ford, and of the Auxiliary of St. Francis hospital, Hartford.
 She leaves besides her son, two daughters, Miss Marion Dunn of Hartford and Mrs. Sullivan; a sis- Ger. Mrs. John J. Ahern of East Hartford; and a brother, Richard Sullivan Of Hartford.