The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Pig-tail day, the time when the dignified seniors go back to their childhood days, will be held in school on Friday. During the school hours jolly times will he held in all the classes in which the seniors are pres ent. The main event of the day will be a play, Christmas at the Danc- ing SchooI', written and produced by Miss Anna Mcclure and Miss Min erva Pious. Like all past affairs of this kind given by senior classes the play will be one riot of fun from the start to finish. The cast will be as 1 follows:
 The Janitor-Edward Mccullough. The French Professor-WilIiam Smith.
 The ughneck-William OrtIepp. The CIums:est Girl in The World Anna Mcclure.
 The Baby-Minerva Pious. Clumsy Boy-AFbert Dumschat, Suffering Girl-Ethel Hummer. The Sissy Boy-John Mcdonald, The Sissy Girl-Catherine Shelton. The Mother-Frances Hurley The Star of the Dancing Class Emma Lucas.
 The Up-to-Date Accompanist-
 Sadie Fftelson.
 Girls in the Dancing Class: Doro- thy Maire, Anna McGrath, Edna Nichols, Mary Hayward, Charlotte Lberiun, and Rose Patrizzo. Boys in the Dancing Class: Fred
 erick Westerburg, William Prokop. William ROsenblume, Roland Ca mems and Jacob Abeson. At the opening of the play the senior quartette will render several selections. Those who attend are promised an hour of continuous laugh ter.
 A meeting of the Outing Club will 1 be held tomorrow. at the close of 1 school, in Room 1O1. All members 1 are asked to be present. l The second basketball game of the
 season will be held Saturday in the l gymnasium when the boys basket ball team of B. H. s. will play the tChicopee team. It is hoped that our basketball team will have the same | effect on Chicopee that the football
 team had a few months ago.
 The Pitl-in Club of Room 301 will supply two poor families of Bridge port with Christmas dinners. Miss Catherine Reich, the room represen-
 tative, is president of the club.
 Final reports show that s7o eo 1 was made on the last dance given a few weeks ago by the Girls Student League. The money will be given 1 to the American war orphans | Through what society the m ney will l he bas mined.
 MT. Moore has issued a special re-
 quest that all rooms be represented at the Christmas offering assembly. next Tuesday An assembly of this kind was held last year and the gifts were presented to the Salvation Ar
 my Tn amount received was beyond
 all expectations. It is hoped that the same will be the result this year. All canned goods and toys are to be given to the needy families of Bridge port.
 Meeting of the senior class was held yesterday afternoon after school At the meeting it was dec ded to ap- point a committee to find a poor fam fly whom, if not given aid will have a dull unhappy Christmas On pig tail day, just before the play, the seniors will each place a present in the gift basket for the chosen fam . fly. The money derived from the i play will also go to the furnishing 1 of dinner for the family.
 Miss Hilda Voos '21, iournyed to New York, recently. While there she attended a performance of Happy Days'' at the Hippodrome.
 Miss Agnes Eiely and Miss Helen McMurray both of the class of 1920 will spend the weekend in New York. On Saturday evening the girls will atter7 a dance gwen by the students at Fordham University.
 TEMPTING RECIPES
 MeatIess Vegetable Soup.
 Grind or chop together finely equal