The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-25
Raymond Beniamin Speaker At Elks' Celebration
I'll MAST ON
Annual Graduation Of
 High School Announced
Exercises Will Be Held Tuesday, June l9, in Audi=
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tional training, reemployment, legal advice and adjusting claims, social security, college courses and hospi- talization.
 The committee voted to sponsor board drive for the 7th war loan which will consist of movies of ac- tion in Germany and the Pacific. Several well known speakers will be present and an effort will be made to rescue the U. s. Army band sta- toned at Bradley Field. The drive will be held in the high school au- ditorium sometime in June.
 Sunday Exercises
 All members of Alexander Greg orah Post No. 572 Veterans of For eign Wars requested to meet at g o'clock Sunday morning at the club rooms to attend the Memorial ex- ercises at Plymouth Transportation will be furnished to the exercises which will get underway at 10 o'clock with special Memorial serv- ices at the Plymouth Congregational church followed by a parade and Memorial exercises at West ceme- tery.
 Hot Lunch Volunteers Volunteers for the hot lunch pro- gram at the Grove street school for the week of May 28 through June are as follows:
 May 28, Mrs. Shirley Nase, Mrs. Richard Kramer, May 29, Mrs. Lion e Wright, Mrs Carl Schneider, May 3l, Mrs. Lee Hart, Mrs. Hugh Old ham, June l, Mrs. Ralph Schinzel, Mrs. Stanley Volovski. Mrs. Archie Grano will be captain for the week Successful Sale
 Arthur Lord, chairman of the Poppy committee of the Veteran S of Foreign Wars, wishes to convey his thanks to the people of Thom- aston for their very fine cooperatin during the recent drive MT. Lord stated that the sale was the largest which had ever been made by the post.
 Scholastic HOnOrs Scholastic honors as released by Principal Albert E. Ebner follow
 High hOnors (90 or more in each subject)-Grade 12, Maureen Rear don; Grade II, Francis Kakowski: : grade II, Judy Hutchinson; grade g. Curtiss Kruger, Edward Tycenski, l Eleanor Bereza, Catherine Careg- 1 nate, Louise Elty, Nan Parsons :; grade g, Dolores Franzoso, Dorothy 1 Golden. Joyce Wood; grade ', John Atwood, James Duff, Edgar John son, Allen Pingpank, Doris Anctil, Margaret AXelby, Dorothy Laser, Mary Ann Oris, Joan Ozerhoski, Ann Robinson.
 Honors (85 or more in each sub- jecD-Grade 12, James Wooney, Lawrence PoloWy, Margaret Atwood, Barbara Neddermann, Shirley Lord, Beatrice Orr, Adeline Petko, Eliza beth Sitkiewicz. Florence Stone; i grade II, Barbara Fox. Florence Lu- boyeski. Marianne Ozerhoski, Dor | othy Ruggie, Carolyn Swanson; i; grade 10, Herman Glass, Harry h. nes Charles Small, Richard Tingle, James Sheldon, Zenobia HodkoSki. Joan Jennings, Joan O'Neill, Shirley Sanderson, Nelda Smith; grade 9, Raymond Ryan, Norman Werner, Hilda Fairchild, Elsie Kipp, Dor othy Petke. Eva Potpolak, Jean Roberts, Irene Shypinka, Mary Ste vens, Cecil Traver, Carolyn Wehrle; grade g, George Brasche, Donald Dickson, Donald Foster, George Hamilton. Floyd Knox, Thomas Ly- ons, William Mueller, Leander Smith, William Walcott, John Walsh, Betty Cables, Lucy Ges- mondi, Lois Hearn, Marilyn Hurley, Nancy Kaefer, Martha Maloney, Alice Puzac!ie, Mary Ectkowski, Claire Ehelin, Betty Wilson, Mamie Cheek; grade ', David Gilland, Richard Gilland, Donna Atherton Stasia Barber, Barbara Fenn, Lois Fenn, Carolyn Holmes, Barbara Hotchkiss, Patricia McGrath, Mar lene Monahan, Dorothy Perbyk. Jacqueline Perreault, Mildred Wer- ner, Lois Wright.
 Ball Season Opens The American Legion baseball club will open it's season Saturday afternoon at the Sanford avenue field with the Frog Follows of Hartford former members of the Conn. State League.
 The Legion lineu.J will include:
 Charlie Moore, 1st base; Pat Ack- CT 2nd base; Roger Latimer, ss; Ken Sheldon, 3rd base; George OBrien, outfield; George Kloss, outfield; George Knox, outfield; Roy Ryan; Sammy and John Wrenko and Eugene Terrence.
 Alvin Brammer will do the receiv- ing and Jack Holden star pitcher last year with the Scovill baseball club will toe the rubber. Jim Mo bill will call b;.lls and strikes and Roland Cyr will cover the bases. A large crowd is expected to attend tho pr,anjpp pamp