The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-07
Students Of B. H. $.
 And Their Doings

Most of the articles made by the boys, of the manual training depart ment of the grades are still at the school The best pieces have been made by William BrosIer, freshman of Room 15. Some of his work is really wonderful, it including writ ing desk, music cabinet. hall rack. morris chair, china closet. mission table with four chairs, and various other articles.
 The committee appointed by Presi- dent James Lucey to make arrange ments for the Junior Dance at Slo- cum's on the evening of June IA has been announced. It is composed Of Edward Lonergan, chairman; William Connolly, Lucille Rock, Katherine Hill and Katherine Wilson.
 There will be many vacancies in the ranks of the stude1fs,s yesterday morning. because of the rain. For the same reason there was no recess.
 Copies of the constitution of the Athletic Association have been print ed and are being distributed among the students. The boys have noticed that these call for a full report of all the business transacted during the month by executive board of the as- sociation, Z something which is never given. If the executive board finds it too bothersome to make these re- ports. perhaps the constitution can be amended.
 The picture committee of the Senior class held a meeting, together with the committee of the Senior Commer- cial class, after school in Room Il. 1t was decided to start having pictures of the individual members of the class $,1> SxSavr Fl fof ivy Gn would be ready for the commence
 ment Criterion. The members of this committee are: Chairman, William Futile; Charles Brody, George Leben- thai, E1ula Toucey, Bessie Wells, Mary Stewart, and Marion Diamond.
 The Seniors have been told that all class hymns must be handed in for approval before the end of the week
 so that an early selection can be made.
 The group picture of the class of 1911 is in Room Il now waiting to be hung up. The picture committee of the Senior Class ought to get together for a short while and do this job.
 By defeating the team of Montclair
 High School to the tune Of 2 to 2 the B. H. S. baseball team has the unusual record or IOur FlCtOiicS dA0 no defeats to it's credit.
 AS the time between periods Is so short, in one of the rooms when the bell starts ringing, the students are permitted to take tile nearest seat. Two of the boys were entering to- gether, a couple of days ago. when
 dash and captured the nearest and same seat. Afterwbards they both
 arose with sheepish srins and filed to their riyhtful places.
 A special meeting of the Senior
 Commercial class was held Friday ev- ening after school. A committee con
 sisting of Louis Cohen, Ethel Cooney, Charlotte Hupfer, Helen Linehan. Rose Spaine, Edla Culver, Edna Will
 Hams, and Pauline Laufnan, was ap- pointed to make arrangements for Senior Day. A committee was then appointed to confer with the picture committee of the Senior class. They were the Misses Brady, Flynn, Malon- ey and Hitchcock After a good deal of discussion, the proposition of a dance was finally voted down. A debate of the Triangular Debat- ing Association is soon to be held. Every city represented has two teams, one of these debating at home, and the other out of town on the same evening. On May IS. the affirmative
 Bridgeport team will debate here against Meriden, while the negative team will be in New Haven. After several such debates, the school having the most points is declared the win ner.
 | A couple Of good ball players are not playing at the present with the B. H. s. team Efforts should be made 1 to have them forget all their minor difficulties and play with the team as it reflects back on the whole team | to have a couple of the players hold | ing back.
 The Junior Commercial class is de- veloping a splendid lot of pen1y-en and when they graduate in 1913, the bus- mess men of the city will have their l long desired wish fulfilled.
 The students have been told thai | on days when the wea ther Is not fair there will be no recess. This is likely to cause a great deal Of dis comfort, for lunches will be on hand with no time to dispose of them. The plans for the Commencement Criterion have not as yet been made