The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-19
8OOAttend 3thConcIove At WiIby
 Discussions
 On Student Papers
 Held By Council
By JAMES WHILE Managing Editor, Argus

Addresses by prominent neWspa- per men, including Capt. William E. Haskell, assistant to the president of the New York Herald Tribune, will high1ight the convention here today at Wilby High School of over 800 delegates from member publica- tions of the Connecticut Scholastic Press Association.
 Guest speakers at the convention, the thirteenth annual meeting of the association, will include Clifton c. Brianerd, co-ordinator of c. s. P. A. and the State Secondary Principals Association; Lyndon Pratt, execu- tive secretary of the Connecticut Teachers Association; James E. Moran, principal of Wilby High School; Mayor John s. Monagan, and Dr. John G. Gilmartin, Superin- tendent of Schools.
 Dr. Marion c. Sheridan, head of the English department of Hill house High School, New Haven, and president of the association, will pre- side over the session, which opened at 9:30 A. M. and will continue to 3:30 P. M.
 Various exhibits of equipment and services relating to publication of scholastic organs will be granted space in nearby clasSroomS, and a "get-acquainted" period will be given the delegates, in order that they may inspect publications of other schools and meet other staffS. Luncheon will be served in the Wilby cafeteria to those making prior reservations.
 Highlighting the afternoon session will be a panel discussion by mem- bers of the associations Student Ad- visory Council, with Miss Dorothy Letitia Stapleigh, of New Britain High School acting as moderator. The subject, Maintaining Student Interest, While Meeting Journalistic Standards" will be discussed by Harriet Bollman of Meriden, Phebe George of Mystic, Daniel Gottheb of Hartford, Ruth Grob of Platnville. John Jungerford of the Harding High School Spectator" Bridgeport, and James Wylie. managing editor of the Crosby High School "Argus."
 Many sectional meetings have been planned. several of which will be adressed by men prominent in var ious fields of publishing. Percy Stone, editor of the WeStporter- Herald of Westport, will speak on Writing Editorials" J. Paul Whiteflad of the Heminway Corporation of this city will address group on Keeping Printing Costs Down in School Pub lications." Another group will have as it's speaker Louis S. Morrison, local cartoonist.
 At the opening of the afternoon session, the Choral Club of Water bury Catholic High School will pre- sent a musical program in the Audi torium.
 The choral group will include the following:-
 Mary Scully, Patricia Wallace, Rosemarie Cipriano, Eileen Kelly, Helen Dwyer, Rosemary Downs, Ann Ruoff, Jeannine St. Germaia, Nancy Mullen, Mary Walsh, Anne Bane, Doris Dumaine, Norma Rug giero, Patricia Feeley, Ann Kelley, Arlene Hoar;
 Rita Rompre, Katherine Sugrue, Rosemary Cianciola, Mary Jane Panalitis, Josephine McNally, Mary Rakouskas, Rita Jannitto, Rosemary Pekock, Barbara Bradley, Miriam Dumouchel, Ann Flaherty, Jeanne Parent, Paula Ruz0o, Betsy Green, Margaret Mulhall;
 Patricia Delaney, Madeline Mark, Claire Lavigne, Marion Johnson, Jacklyn Healey, Helen Kennis, Dolores McEvoy, Doris Dinova, Pa tricia Neagle, Mary Bowling, Dolores Markus, Shirley Julian. Janet Bow en, Amelia Walsh, Irene DrevinSkas, 1 ! Arsi... i1ia.,<a N,.--;..i