The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-23
Students Of B. H. 5.
 And Their DoingS

1 OluuUItlO VI OI uU Ol
 And Their Doings | After the success of the first infor-
 nal Senior dance, held last Friday
 evening at Slocum's. there can be no doubt but that this will be made an i annual affair of the Senior class something to be looked forward to by | the members of the graduating class. | The supply Of punch ran out at about the end of the third dance, but as everything else ran so smoothly, At least 1000 copies of the new Athletic Association constitution will be printed in small booklet form and
 distributed among the fellows of the school who are interested Special ! attention should be paid to the hold ing of Athletic Association meetings 1 for at the present time many meas ures are carried through with a great deal Of disregard for parliamentary law.
 This evening at the Assembly Hall, the Junior Boys Debating team will | have as their guests and opponents the team of Crosby High School, Wa l terbury. The local boys are going l in with a determination to win and as they have plenty of ability, it l will be well worth while to hear them debate. Tickets may koe procured | from almost any member of the school.
 The Senior Commercial class has a goodly number of black-faced come dians, in other words, ''minstrels.' 9 yr,iJ toI ;r, fha mil cf TO
 show to be given. at St. Charles Pa roc1ial School, tomorrow and We'd nesday evenings. Among them will appear the Misses Ethel Byrnes. Es- ! ther Judge, Theresa Canny, Kathleen Kelly, Mary Flynn, Loretta Payden, and Irene Havrilla. Arrangements are now under way for a triangle debate between the representative teams of Bridgeport. New Haven, and Meriden High Schools.
 l lane will render a mandolin duet at the next social of the Junior Com mercial class.
 The Fourth Period Literary Clubs of the Junior Commercial class will day afternoon. This ought to prove
 quite interesting for the members of the class.
 A meeting of the Athletic Associa- ton for the nomination of all the of fcers of the executive board of the Association will be held some time next month. Few realize the impor- tance of this meeting but, as long as all the students of the school do not l take an active interest in the meet ings of the Association, how can they expect to have competent boards
 Time and again. in the past. simply do nothing else but play athletics have been elected by but few votes. l All should attend the next meeting of the Association and nominate the | men who they are certain VII lear ry the work of the Association the and not allow the polls to be closed until they have nominated their men. Fate still continues to bring bad weather and to postpone the time when the students of the school will ground is soft and damp the students can have no recess. and it seems to them as though the weather were
 never going to clear up.
 The boys of the school are organ
 
 country. On nice days when there is no school, they -'hike it'' together to the neighboring towns. Some of them have already walked to South Norwalk, Derby. and New Haven. T David Conklin ex n has joined the Senior class for the rest of the school year. Conklin is studying Greek and
 preparing for the Baltimore Dental School
 Frank Hinderer '12 Commercial has
 resigned his position as first base man and manager of the afternoon
 baseball team A meeting of the af- ternoon Athletic Association will soon
 be called for the election of another manager.
 Hats and caps are no longer being hung up on the hooks of the ward robes, as better place has been found for them. On the posts of one side of the wardrobes. as one enters the rooms may be seen the Parislan creations of the young ladies which have been tastily mounted or perhaps placed by accident there. On the | other side are the plain caps of the boys.
 The April issue of the Criterion will be out on Thursday. This number will contain cut or the -UdSketDdIi team and also a list of names of those who are eligible for election to the Criterion board.
 There was to have been baseball practice yesterday afternoon. Owing however, to the soft condition of the grounds this was postponed. The members of the Senior Geogra- pt1y class are still continuing ko draw maps of countries from memory. ! This is proving to be valuable prac- tice for them and quick method of l learning their Geography. There have been many complaints of the students that when attending meetings of the Athletic Association they have been unable to hear the business going on, although but sit l ting in the third or fourth rows of the Assembly Hall. This may be one of the causes for the falling off of in- ilterest in the doings of the Associa- Ition. Those speaking during meet l ings should take care to speak louder and remember that many others are | trying to get the drift of the busi- ness transacted. 1os UnNTEN WE'RE