The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


 B. 1T. s. will hold it's first grid dron practice today, o'clock at Sea side Park. Louis Hill, star center of last year has been elected Captain ef the pigskin chasers, Two lads B. H. s. Reports from that place are that they are football stars, Al Paige, last years, Aalfback and Bill Coyne a former B, H, s. duarterback, ahave reentered and expect to fill their old positions.
 One hundred and nineteen mem Fbers of the Glass of 20 B. H. s. are boys and 49 girls will represent the Glass of 20 in the different colleges and universities of the country, Col umbia seems to have the greatest hold on tho students, the rest being scattered over a. wide number of in stitutions. some as near as New Hay en and others as far as California
 The class of 20 graduated 235 and 66 of this number will attend Normal School
 Those entering the different col 1eges are!
 Jacob Abeson, Columbia, Ernest M. I, T.; Helen Anderson, Elmira; Elizabeth Andrews, Coiumbia; Clay ton Atwater, University of Cal; Fran ces Baker, Elmira; Theodore Ballon, Pratt Institute; Clyde Batchelor, Rensselaery Florence Beebe, Yale Cons; Grace Tedwin, Rochester: :: Stanley Benjamin, University of Pennsylvania; Estelle Bernstein. Dam rock Cons; Edgar Bilton, M. I. T.; Harry Birmbaum, Tufts; Hazel Blan- chard, Pratt Inst; Mary Brennan, Columbia; S.. J. Brennan, Holy Cross; ty: Edw. Brosler, Sheffield; Raymond Trucker, Sheffield, Emma Buda, Conn.s M. J. Buckley, Notre Dame; James Burns, Notre Dame; Bertram Carstensen, Vermont: Sidney, Chai- 1enger, Wesleyan; Charles Coles. M. I. T.; Benjamin Comen. U. of Penn; C. cullinan. Smith; E; CushmaG' Delbridge. Columbia;, R. Donahue, Dartmouth; J. Dooley, Dartmouth: :: Is. Dower, Cornell; P. Dublin. IT. of Pittsburghi A. Dumschas. U. of ssSa. Cal; fieidi c. Gleason. Princeton; |. Got- theib Columbia; E. Briffith, Columbi a; F. Hagen, Sargent School; J. Hallen' Holy Cross;
 man, Boston U.; w. Ifellman, Yale; w, Heneghan, CoiuInbiai M; Henry N. E. Engineering Sehooli N- Boag- laHd, Wellesley5 E. Jacfnani Pratt eea, N. Y< U,; H. Jones, Royal Co., Eng; l., sKane, Yale; s, Karplow Ceiii#bia; G. Katz, Coiumbla; H, keeiey. Fordhami w kiegnan, TsRany faee5 NeT Rochelle; J. Lavery, Dartmouthi M Lawson, Conn. College; M. I1evensi<F Columbiai c; Lieberm9a: sargenfsi B Lyons, Pratt Institutei A. Mcclure N. Y. Cons. of Music; E. Mccullough Catholic U.; J. Macdonald, Harvard N MeRadaen; Gra1s sf foI Elzaofths g mersoh Mf. IIaiseise; Faye Millspaugh, Prat Iastit.te; J. Moddeil, Conn., College IF. Hohyds, Columbia; K Mullins rrinitgi R: Naramore' malei 5eaia ni N97 41 of Penn; M O'Connor, Columbia, W. Ortiepp, shefield; K. Owens Smith; Louis Pack, Columbia
 R, PatrizMio. ( Colpmbia; pnnda, H; va5s: Peter r, w. Rahgo, Pratt Institute; V. Ran Eeai, Worcester Polyi T. Rega. N, iumbia; T. Riccio, Notre Dame; Sid Nogrt,1eastern Seg U. .;SfB.s Rosonbluh, Co lupbia; A. RuaisE, Ya1e; T; Ryan E' schindler, N. F. College; A Schwartz, Yale; R. Siesel, Barnard K. Shelton, Conn. College; M: Sherry Columbia; F. Smith, Penn; ". Smith Sheffield; C. Sugden, Carnegie Tsch E. Tingard, Barnard;. John Tolk Penn. Dental; G. Walker, Connect cut; David Wiess, Yale; F: Wester burg; Middle6uryi |: Mheeiebi eeieb,r 9ale Ia Columbia; H: F'rudberg, Rensselaer, Ruth Paley, Tufts.
 Those who will enter the differen normal schools are: Ida Allen, Ann Anderson, Laura Audley Ruth Bar mum; Sophia Baker, Lucy Barta Ellen Bennett, Helen Bolger, Doro thy Boone, Grace Brantmeyer, Cath erine Brown, Mabel Cullan, Grac Carlson, Frances Carroll, Helen Car roll, Katheryn Daley, Margaret Daley Ruby Delohery, Rosam ond DoneGar Ella Ducsay, Marion Finan, Ann Frank, Florence Greening, Ros fIaydep Edna Hayes, Gladys Hoptor Mildred Horwi.z, Ethel Hull. Mar garette Hurd, Elizabeth Hutchinson Minnie Jacob, Agnes Keenan, Agne KieIy, Edna Kneelarid, Lena Kapapl! Mary Iayery, Ethel Lawrence, LOT pFetta Iinehan, Cornelia Lipsoysk!