The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-04

~o " SOJo, OOllll DOICllC, I1GocIlUd- tlon certificate of ward to Doris Bloss, highest ranking senior, in be- half of Readers Digest. Doris will ! receive a yeras subscription to the Readers Digest; Presentation OAR certificate to Pauine Desjardins.
 Thespian nitiation-Troup 423 of National Thespian Society; Inia- tion team-President, Elma Beach; secretary, Ellamae Andrews; usher, Peter Klemchuk; sponsor, Miss Isa- bella Powell
 Other Members of Troupe
 Karl Koslosky, Ruth Copes, Janet Snyder, Shirley Moseley, Shirley Coon, Jackie Starry, William Lewis, Louise Jessell, William Eustace, U.S.A.; Waiter McGowan, U.S.N.
 New Members Taken Into Society
 Julie Lancaster, Barbara Camp , bell George Wildman, Marion Lon go Henry Ludzus, Alice Miller, John Humiston, Robert Gagnon, Justin Smith, Arnold Andrus, Carol Coon, Rosemary Dubpernell
 Letters for 1ntramural Basketball teams:
 Jackie Starry (Captain); Mona Schwaller, Joan Sullivan, Irene Mailhot, Gloria Lawson Margaret Garceau, Alice Massicotte, Joan Finley, Irene Mccartney.
 Shirley Sanford (Captan); Shir- ley Sanford, Nancy Turrell, Alice Miller Nancy Beers, Ann Dorston.
 Ruth Copes (Captain); Rita Col lins, Ginger Copes, Elma Beach, Joan Henderson, Joyce Peck.
 Geraldine Freeman (Captain) i; Ruth LaVigne, Carol Coon, Florence Davis, Alice Stafstrom, Barbara Rose, Nancy Roger, Bradshaw. Flea nor Hurd, Charlene Bronson.
 Ann Maloney (Captain) Helen Tysko, Ruth Keilty, Peggy Humiston, Florence Seller, Louise Antico, Bar bara Lynn, Beverly Donston.
 Alice Rock CCaptain>; Dorothy Johnson, Betty Rallock, Carmella Riaaldi, Shirley Rice, Nina Ring, Mary Therrien, Ann Lynch, Carol Garner.
 Susan Hall CCaptain): Grace Peck, Patty Centrella, Doris Char monneau, Marie Frino. Laura Fran ze5e.
 Dorothy Barkus (Captain); June Schafer, Joan Schwaller, Gloria Taylor, Rosalind Mansfield, Roberta Beach, Arletta Nelson, Evelyn Vie sen.
 Large Letters For Four Years Par
 tcipation in Intramural Sports:
 Alice Rock, Laura Franzese, Elma Beach, Ruth Copes, Shirley Sanford, Geraldine Freeman.
 Shields For Leadership In Physical
 Education:
 Shirley Moseley, Helen Tysko. Jackie Starry, Josephine DiCarlo, Theresa Guerrero, Patty Centrella, Alice Miller Marion Connolly, Dor othy Barkus. Ann Maloney.
 Shields and Numerals for Leader
 ship:
 Letters and Chevrons for Cheer
 leading:
 One Year:
 Sally Cummings, Joan Henderson Two Years:
 Doris Charbonneau, Genevieve Ri- haldi.
 Three Years:
 Grace Peck. Jackie Starry
 Four Years:
 Alice Rock, Ruth Copes.
 Boys Receiving Letters:
 John Botelle, Patsy Pisco, Ray mend Archer, Richard Buckingham, Daniel Zuraitis, MerWin Seller, Everett Roger, Justin Smith, Alex ander Saki, Louis Lorensen, Joseph DeSena, Richard Guglielmetti, Char les Brasche, Donald Finley, Herman Marggraff, Henry Sorenson, Alnord Calabrese, Robert Fuller, Raymond Misura, Leland Wilcock, Michael Keilty, Elmer Kaszas, Stanley Peck, Freddie Palomba, Peter Klemchuk, Gerald Garceau, Robert McCleary, George Wildman, William Long, An thony DiPrimio, James ONeil, Robert Sedlock, Jack Traub, Albert Dwyer, Gerald Quesnel.
 Boys Who Left Watertown High
 School During 1944-45 and also
 Receiving Letters:
 Thomas Keilty, U. s. N, Robert Hassel, U. s, N., William Rice, U. s. M c, Walter McGowan, U. s. N., Gerald BouSquet, U. s. A., William Eustace, U. s. A.
 Large w" With Band Insignia Pre- sented To Pupils Playing In The Orchestra After Basketball Games: George Wildman, Walter McGow- an, LeRoy Garner. Robert Giroux, Karl Koslosky, Rocco Stance, Ger ard Canty, George Popovich, Albert Dwyer.
 Enid Mcdonald (soloisD.
 Memorial Day Observance . There was large attendance at the Memorial Day observance, sponsored by th- Roy G. Woodward Post, American Legion, Sunday aft ernoon.
 The observance started with a  parade which formed at the Old Cemetery on Main street and marched north to the Methodist church and then west to the Mem orial Boulder on the Green near the town hall, where appropriate exercises were held.
 The invocation was given by Rev Thomas s. Cline, D. D. and the ad- dress of the afternoon was deliv- cred by Col. William Shanahan of Waterbury, veteran of World War I. Following Col. Shanahan's speech, a Memorial wreath was placed at the foot of the boulder. Rev. Dr. Cline also pronounced the benedic- tion and the observance closed with the firing of three volleys by a State Guard firing squad and the sounding of taps by Gerard Canty. In the line of march were Corp. r,vle poSt American Legion Drum