The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By Speedy

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 Pupils are being listed for 1abora- tory periods and have the work only on a certain day. This is a definite assignment and should be listed on the study card. On all other days pupils must report in the room in which they are scheduled and can only be ex- cused by presenting. library slip properly signed. previous to or at the beginning of the study period.
 Pupils who desire to go to the office at the beginning of period must first report to the room in which they are scheduled and have their attendance taken
 Players Club meeting in Room PIP, Thursday to 12:a0.
 There will be meeting of all can didates for the Girls and Boys Glee clubs on Friday in Room 11O.
 Julian Schnetman, ex-'21, will enter Columbia Extension school this month.
 The Criterion will publish its first number on Oct. 1.
 The Annex will hold a circus within month. There are plenty of good clowns among the Freshmen rom all appearances.
 The Outing Club of '21 held it's first Hike" to Lordship yesterday. About 50 were present and all claimed to have a good time. The hike for next week has not been planned yet.
 The Athletic Association held a meeting for the purpose of appoint ing committees. Three committees were appointed, Purchasing, Schedule and Campaign. The Purchasing com and Sheehan. The Schedule committee, M Messrs. Hunt, Caskey, Hill and Miss A. Fitzgibbons. The Campaign com mittee appointed especially for the | Misses F'itzgibbon, Frederick and Gale and Messrs. Sheehan, Mansfield and Moss. This committed will meet Thursday noon.
 It was voted to have a general rep resentative from the AnNex. 1 There will be a meeting of the room l representatives Friday, for the pur- pose of endorsing the coming cam
 paign.
 l About 2,5Oo are expected from the
 A. A. The campaign for membership will start Tuesday of next week. l membership card in the A. A entities ! one to free admission to three home 1 games and a vote on all questions ipertaining to athletics.
 | Oscar D. Lavery was elected pres ident of the Senior Class at. reg
 ular meeting Wednesday in the As
 sembiy hall Lavery is well fitted fol
 the position as he has a command
 ing voice and has already served or
 two positions since his entry into B
 H. s. "O'ca'' as he is more frequent
 ly known was president of Mis- Haskins English Club last year ant also a member of the Debating So ciety.
 Belleu, the retiring president re fused the nomination but out of re spect of parliamentary law he wa! nominated by urgent supporters wh' refused to allow his name off tn ballot.
 Catherine Murphy was elected vice l president. Mary Kelly and Rober l Rock were elected secretary an treasurer respectively. The candidates and results of tn election are as follows: For president, O. Lavery, 57; R Rock, Al; V. Abercrombie, 13; J
 Maher, ii. For vice-president: (
 Murphy. 5s: H. Hunter, 2s; J. Brod erick, 26; R. Patrizzio, 5. For sec retary: M. Kelly, 45; A. Fitzgibbons 43; K. McNamara, 2S. For treasur
 CT: R. Rock, A; J. Molloy, 26; G } Warek. 13. George Mansfield and Marty Rya refused the nomination for treasure
 because they are already engaged ii a major sport and eligibility rule only permit one major at a time