The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04

E t1n0r uQSulOSTS O1 the HOW DOSfAGo0 board, of the Criterion were made known yesterday. These are all win- ners in the contest of the Junior class. sel, Louis Blumberg, Walter Ostrow, and Harry Silverstone.
 The members of the B. H. s. <base- ball team certainly have made a great record by winning ten sraight games. given too much credit and support for their good work.
 This year the Senior class prophe- cies, poems and histories will not leak out until after Commencement Night. The commencement Criterion will have these together with photographs of the, members of the graduating class before any other paper will get them. In the years past the prophecies some how or other have generally been made known before the right time.
 The members of the old and newly elected Criterion boards held meet ing yesterday after school in Room 13. The newly elected members were introduced and initiated into the man. ner in which the meetings should be run. The regular business of the board was transacted.
 
 The Senior class prophecy this year will be unable to joke about the bi- cycle shed and the High School Cow as usual. These have Furnished ma terial for jokes in the prophecies for the last forty years.
 The young ladies of the Normal Singing classes held rehearsal yes- terday after school in the Assembly Hall. The girls are a little timid yet, but that will wear oil.
 A picture of the '1s14 Dramatics', Association is now on exhibition and Miss Darling's room.
 It is expected that record break ing number of students will attend the Athletic Association meeting to-mor- row for the election of the president, urer of next years board. The stu- dents will vote for ''brainy" rather than athletic men tomorrow.
 Howard Lee. John Devine. william Coulter and Henry Erwin have been graphs taken at their camp lodge house near Trumbul;. s
 For the past few days the boys, of the Junior Physics classes have been studying about galvanic cells, and static and current electricity. The boys like these studies very much.
 The success of the second Senior dance at Slocum's this Friday even ing is assured. With the knowledge and experience gained at the last af- fair the committee on arrangements have arranged and prepared for ev- erythinR Plenty of OppOrtunitv will be given for the filling out of pro- grams and introduction of friends.
 Howard Stone. 10, was visitor at the school yesterday. '
 Wanted-An executive board of the Athletic Association elected for next year which will put the finances of the association on & paying basis; an association which would much rather make large sums of money in any one of a hundred ways. than ask the various organizations of the school for financial aid: an association which would not even deign to accept con- tributions from the students of the school. Such an executive board is no Utopian theory, but easily prac- tical with the right men elected at the Athletic Association meeting tomor- row.
 A meeting of both the old and new Iy elected Criterion boards was held yesterday after school in Room 13. The four members of the new busi- ness board are all members of the Junior class. Max Amsel. Louis Blum Ostrow. At the meeting the new members of the board were introduc- ed and initiated into the running of the meetings.