The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-02
B. H. s. CLASS 10 NUMBERS
 97 MEMBERS Of Large Eight Grade Schools Prospect and Barnum Have Largest Representation MAPLEWO0D THE SMALLEST Glass Larger Than That of 1908 and Smaller Than That of
 1909
MAPLEWOOD THE SMALLEST

The Off1clal I1St or the prospective graduates of the Class of 1910 of the Bridgeport High school demonstrates the lamentable fact that in the matter of numbers the students must yield the honors to their predecessors of 1909. The class will so1ace itself, how ever, with the reflection that quality may compensate for the lack of quan- tity and that the roll musters three names more than that of 1908.
 The present registration of the con- bined classes tabulates Al college pre- paratory students, 19 Normal course 3 general course and 34 commercial It is a matter for regret that the class has not reached the century mark the record established last year having exceeded it by three.
 Twenty-three eighth grade or ad- vanced preparatory schools are repre- scented in the membership of the pres ent Senior classes. Of these Prospect street contributes IA, Barnum IA, Lin coin 12, Clinton Avenue 10, Shelton 8, Maplewood z, Washington 3, Black Rock 2, Sacred Heart parOchial 2, St. Augustine's parochial 5, St. Joseph g parochial 2, St. Mary's parochial 1, Courtland school i, Fairfield ?, strat- ford High 1, Springfield High 1, Mer- iden High 1, Syracuse Central High 1, Revere (Mass.) High 1, Fair Haven, (New York; High 1, Brooklyn High l, and Laurelton Hall (Milford) l.
 Of the local public schools, Maple wood, the largest eighth grade school in the city. has the smallest represen- tation with the exception of Washing ton and Black Rock, the two having the fewest rooms. This school will also have poor showing at next years graduation, as large proportion of it's pupils left the High school at the time of the first examination after their entrance.
 The graduation exercises (which i'm clude the contest for the Barnum prizes) of the Class of 1910 will be held at Jackson's theatre on Monday ev- ening, June 27.
 The commencement list officially compiled for The Farmer is appended:
 College Preparatory.
 Maude Elizabeth Burgess, Ruth Mary Coulter, Lillian Louise Jones, Margaret Mary Keane, Marguerite Linehan, Rebecca Clara Meltzer, Ruth roe, Marion Holden Plumb, Bessie Porter Rose, Fannie Hotchkiss Sher- wood. Helen Treganowan Stagg, Eva Jeannette Thorp, Mabel Walton Weir, William Harold Arnold, Herbert Ar thur Bedworth, Robert Newton Blakes- lee, John Augustine Casey, Thomas James Conine Alexander Nathaniel Dannenberg, William Joseph Fitzpat- rick, Arthur Wallace Gum, Andrew Sherwood Huntington, Henry Lee IT, win, William Francis Kennedy, Ken neth Hall Kiefer, Marcus Eugene La Forge, John Joseph Mcfarland Jr., William Nelson Mackenzie, Jason Mer- Till Malcolm, Albert Frederick Noren, Daniel Thomas O'Neil, Jr.t Bartholo- ChorIac Do FrodQriaIy Ni1. liam Phelps, John March Phillips, Geo. Henry Roberts, Bernard Phineas Salt man, William Draper Savage, Andrew Raymond Smith, Howard Lyons Stone, Nathan Hardness Whipple.
 Normal Preparatory.
 Mary Nash Barker, Evelyn Mary Barkey, Nicholine Bruce, Eliza Gre gory Burroughs, Mabel Sherwood Cole, Eleanor Agnes Cushman. Jane Agnes Evelyne Dorothy Doyle, Julia Agnes Fenton Catherine Cecilia Calvin, Grace Boughton Hall, Elizabeth Ma rion Hawkins, Annie Almira Horton. Annie Murray Laing, Grace Udell Ritch, Elizabeth Frances Roche, Mary Agnes Steele, Sarah Louisa Williams.
 General Course
 Mary Theresa Connolly, Catherine Irene Donovan, Ethel Marguerite Po- land
 Commercial Course.
 Ethel May Borstelman, Georgia Der ry Broad, Stephany Marie Bues, Flu gena Harriet Campana, Hazel Marion Cavanaugh, Mary Ancilla Cosgrove, Charlotte Marguerite Cosier, Mae Ger trude Farrell, Sara Augusta Gerbich, Madeline Geraldine Harrigan, Dorothy Mabel Higgins, Helena Mary Hutton. Veronica Lorine Kelley, Mary Gene vieve Kilcourse, Lydia Kohler, Anna Kruzslyak, Anna Elizabeth Larsen. Agnes Veronica Light, Mabel Alma Morrison, Elsie May Phillips, Florence Emma Porter, Gladys Mary Ross, Christine Peterson Seirup, Elsie Marie Stackman, Mary Veronica Sullivan, Ella Marguerite Thomas, Elsie May Futile, Mildred Grace Van Stone, Ruth Mildred Willever, Nellie Amelia Will son, Ruth Marion Worden, Bernard Faust, Herbert Eyre Reid, Harry John StraSburger.