The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-18
800 Students Register For Press Conference TOn1OrrOw

Over 800 students from high schools throughout the State have registered to attend the 18th annual Scholastic Press Association at Will by High School tomorrow, 1t was disclosed today by Charles s. Mo Carthy, association treasurer and chairman of arrangements for the session.
 Addresses by well-known news papermen, including William E. Haskell of the New York Herald Tribune, will be featured at the session, which will start at g A. M. and continue to 3:30 P. M.
 MT. Haskell, a former Army cap- tain and well-known as a writer and lecturer on journalism and cur rent events, is assistant to the pres ident of the New York newspaper.
 List of Speakers
 Other speakers will include: May or John s. Monagan, Dr. John G. Gilmartin, superintendent of schools Percy Stone, editor of The Vest porter Herald, Westport; Kimmis Hartley Hendrick, Christian Science Monitor, and J. Paul Whitehead, general manager of Heminway Corp. Dr. Marion c. Sheridan, Hillhouse High School, New Haven, associa- tion president, will preside.
 Various sectional meetings have been planned, and luncheon will be served at the Wilby cafeteria.
 The Choral Club of Waterbury Catholic High School will present a musical program at the auditorium.
 School Delegations
 The Argus, Crosby High School newspaper, will be represented by Phyllis Stern, Rhoda Hertzmark, Patricia Elwin, Mary Mccarthy, Dorothy Beck, Deborah Matzkin, Sybil Stern, Sally Wolk, James Wylie, Reah Simon, Ida Fried. Ro- berta Gursky, Ina MargoliS, Boardman Kathan, Rhoda Fein- gold, and MT. Mccarthy, faculty advisor.
 Delegates from the staff of The Forum, Sacred Heart High Schools newsmagazine, will be FL lenore Mary Jordan, Barbara Browne, Jean Smith, Ruth Ronal- ter, Ann Talmadge, Barbara La- Flamme, Mae Fitzgerald, Nancy Roche. Irene McManus, Thomas Gunnoud, John Gunnoud, Charles Kennedy, Thomas Halpin, Alan Edward, James Walsh, John Col lins, David Hanley, Kenneth Cass, Edward Herbert and Jean Pele- tier with Sister Valerian, advisor, and Sister Frances Raphael, repre- senting the faculty.
 La Page Quverte, Crosby High School Frenchc publication, will be represented by Joan Beck, Audrey Havican, Nancy Tanning and Man. cie Elwin with Joseph E. Feeney as faculty advisor. Crosby's Span ish paper, La Prensita, will send Lenora Spearo, and Patricia Lord with Miss Angie Keene, faculty advisor.
 From Leavenw0rth H. $.
 Delegates from The Techoscope, Leavenworth High School newspa- per, will be Thomas McLennan, Doris Trever Joan Vezzani Ed ward Adamaitis and Lucy Garro. Staff members from Wilby High Schools Balance Sheet will be Dorothy Mathews, Robert Poulter, Katherine Kurtz, Theresa Pinto, Muriel Murhpy and Patricia Dris- coll.
 Representing Waterbury Catho- lie High Schools newspaper, The Stylus, and journalism groups in the English Department of the high school will be Barbara Dres- sel, editor-in-chief of the Stylus; Jeannine Laliberte, business man. ager; Dolores McEvoy and Pa tricia Neagle, co-editors. Other delegates will be Betty Burns, Mary Long, Betty Anderson, Ann Kazakauskas, Miriam Dumouchel, Diana Orsini, Joan Breheny,. Bar bara Bradley, Dolores Monti, Gertrude Sullivan, Catherine Nie- buhr, Ann Dulskas, Victoria Tom asiello, Velma Mooney, Barbara Liberatore, Yevette Houle, and Joyce Gleason. Faculty advisors will be Mother St. Patrick of Charity, c. N. D., Mother St. Mary Ambrose and Mother St. Virginia.
 Delegates from Watertown High Schools newspaper, "Inkspots, will be Charlotte Andrews, Barbara Rose, Jennie Greco, Albert Dwyer, Harry Williams, Mary Reichenbach, Joyce Peck, Joan Henderson, George Popavich and Nancy Roger with Miss Barbara Barnes, advisor and Mrs. Edward Moberg, former ad- visor.