The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-18

c~Aa AOA ASo 1tbh year dS HlOIC bLldkl 700 boarding students arrive for dinner tonight. Forty day students 'eturn tomorrow morning as classes begin at 8.
 Four more members of the faculty are returning to their work at the school this Fall after being released from Army and Navy duty. This makes a total of 10 men who have returned to their positions at the school after serving in the armed forces. Joseph I. Cunningham has been made head of the Modern Language department. He came to Taft in 1897, entered the Army in March, 1914, served as a sergeant With Signal Service Center in the Pacific. James P. Logan, It. Comdr., uSNR, came to Taft in 1883 and entered the service in June, 1942. He will resume his duties in the science department and will be coach of basketball. Leonard R. Sargent, Jr, It. Comdr. in the USNR, returns to the Mathematics department. He came to Taft in 1897 and entered the service in March, 1942. William E. Sullivan, It., USNR, returns to the English department, having come to Taft in 1886, and entered the service in December, 1942.
 New Masters
 Additions to the faculty this year include John E. Aker of Nashville, Tenn, a graduate of Vanderbilt in l945 with an MA. degree from there in 1946 in American Litera- ture who will teach English.
 Andrews D. Black, Pelham Ma nor, N. r., is a graduate of Taft in 1889 and Williams in 1943 is the son of Robert Clifford Black, one of Horace Taft's original students when the school was started in Pel- ham In 1890. Upon graduation from Williams he was inducted into the D. s. Army, became first lieutenant with the 86th Mountain Infantry serving in combat in Italy, was awarded the Combat Infantry Badge, and the Bronze Star Medal. He will be member of the Modern Language department.
 John c. Harper, Winthrop, Mass, Q graduate of Harvard in 1946 after a period Of service as an ensign in the USNR on an assault transport in the Pacific, will teach English.
 w. Gray Mattern, Jr., Tarrytown. N. Y, graduate of Yale in 1946, will also teach English.
 John s. Moves, St. Johnsbury. Vt, graduate of Harvard in 1922 an ensign in the USNR aboard the Memphis and escort carried Ta- kanis Bay, will be a member of the Modern Language Department.
 Also in that department will be Donald s. Ulin, Dorchester, Mass, a graduate of Bowdoin in 1943. and lieutenant (jg) USNR from then until June, 1946.
 Harold B. Whiteman, Jr., Nash vile, Tenn, graduate of Taft in 1887 and of Yale in 1941, will teach mathematics. He was commissioned overseas as 1st lieutenant, U. s. Army in 1942, serving with the Ser vice Command in Africa until 1945, at which time he was transferred to Military Government in Korea, becoming a major before separation from the Navy.
 Waterburians Listed
 Waterbury boys are: Thomas Bane, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bane, 97 Waterville Street; Edward Barakauskas, son Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Barakau- skas, 2 Henry Street; Robert Bean, son of MT. and Mrs. L. G. Bean, 72 Hewlett Street; Thomas Bergin, son of MT. and Mrs. Martin F. Ber- gin, 145 Irvington Avenue; Bruce ByrollY, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Byrolly, 25 Mildred Avenue; John Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbell, 200 Plaza Avenue; An- drew DiP1etro, son of MT. and Mrs. Andrew DiPietro, 173 Euclid Ave- nue, and John Dwyer, son of MT. and Mrs. William c. Dwyer, 113 Laval Street.
 Also, Robert Faeth, son of MT. and Mrs. William H. Faeth, East ridge Drive; Jerome Griner, son of MT. and Mrs. Sherman M. Griner, 174 Pennington Avenue; Nelson Hart, son of MT and Mrs. Howard P Hart, 36 Buckingham Street; James Kenney, son of MT. and Mrs Frank Kenney, 50 Hewlett Street; William hammers, son of MT. and Mrs. Irving hammers, 43 Moring- side Avenue, Howard Leavenworth, son of MT. and Mrs. H. Wesley Leavenworth, 147 Circular Avenue; Francis Mercier, son of Mrs. Jane Mercier, 151 Fairlawn Ave, Howard Miller, son of Dr and Mrs. Howard w. Miller, 66 Arden Road; and Robert Miller, son of MT. and Mrs. Nelson T. Miller, 1l34 Baldwin Street. ..
 Also. David Nerrow, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Nerrow, 38 Water vile Street; William Pape, II, son of It. Condr. w. B. Pape, 428 Farm ington Avenue; Joseph Puz0o, son of MT. and Mrs. Salvatore Puzzo, g Kaytonne Avenue; Alan and George Reichenbach, sons of MT. and Mrs. Howard Reichenbach, 352 Pennington Avenue; Frank Rinaldi, son of Paul A. Rinaldi, 18 Ward Street; Stephen Ruskin, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ruskin, 63 Mel bourne Terrace; Jack Teruill, son of MT. and Mrs. Horace J. Terrill, A Qinsigamond Avenue; James Tobin, son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tobin, 85 Waterville Street; Arr hold Wolk, son of Mir and Mrs. Clarence Wolk, 23 Stephana Lane: and Carlton Young, son of MT. and Mrs. Carlton S. Young.
 WatertOwn Students
 The following students are from Watertown: Thomas ASllworth, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold c. Ash worth T W00dtnlrv Rnad. Alan At. wood, son of Mir. and Mrs. Lester W. Atwood, 79 DeForest Street; John Buckingham, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. John Buckingham, De- Forest Street; Peter Campbell, son of MT. and Mrs. Alexander F.