The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
B. I. 5. NOTES
By IDA CLARE

z. One of the finest debates ever given in our school took place yester- day in the Auditorium when eight of our boys debated the following Re solved that the formation of a Labor Party would be for the best interest of the laboring classes.''
 This was a preliminary debate. It started at exactly 12:45. There was an unusually large attendance. The Judges in the debate were Miss Cur tis, Miss Wyland and Doctor Sides.
 The speakers for the affirmative were: Richard Weldon, Julian Schet- man and Jacob Ameson; for the negative they were: Louis Cohen, Richard Osborne, and David Weiss. The alternatives were Vaughn Aber- erembie for the affirmative and MT. Adolph for the negative.
 The judges were unanimously in favor of the negative side. The best speakers were: Jacob Abeson, first; Richard Weldon, second and Richard Osborne, third; Louis Cohen, fourth.
 On January 23 the four latter speakers will debate the D. B. Foote Boys club of New Haven. We are sure of a victory for how could it be otherwise with such a quartette as we will have and with Abeson at it's head? The debate will take place in our Auditorium Tickets will be on sale for few days. Theer should be large number of students present to see the clever way in which our boys will defeat the boys club of New Haven.
 There was a moderate showing of mn at hn n1IffY 1II11, meeting held in 105 yesterday. In the place of Miss Guthrie, the faculty advisor, who is absent from school because of illness, Miss Collins pre- sided advisor. The secretary's re- port was read and accepted. Miss Anna Roth, chairman of the outing committee reported that conditions are favorable for a, moonlight skat- ing party and she asked Johnson Abercrombie who presided, to bring the matter before the members. Miss Collins opinion was asked and she was greatly in favor of the move ment- MT. Abercrombie then told ~ Miss Roth to make preparations and when she would advise it a special meeting would be held to inform tha members of the details of the party.
 MT. Kennedy of the publicity com mittee was not ready to give any re- port. The program consisted of g mysterious biography by Miss Thelma Knox. The mysterious subject of the theme was Vaughn Abercrombie What We Were and What We Will Be-" was written by George Brea- man for the meeting. On MT. Brea. man's absence, Miss Madeleine Sachs read the themes.
 It was voted that a play and g poem be on the program for the meeting in three weeks. It is prob able that Miss Gertrude Sheridan will z write the play and Miss Veronica Haggerty will write the poem.
 Room 105.
 A dance and entertainment will bt given on January 16 in the Gym bJ the boys of 21o and 216. The affail will be for the benefit of the Ser bians. Murray's singing orchestra will furnish the music. A very larg, attendance is expected.
 The fifth basketball game of tn, season will take place in the audi torium this evening. New Havel High school team will play our team After the game dancing will be en joyed until II o'clock.
 A large number of pupils attende the A1umnae association lecture las evening. The speaker, MT. Stefans son, was exceedingly interesting.
 Miss Agnes Garrity '21 spent a feI days in New York recently. Whil there she witnessed a performance of '"The Blue Bird"
 A special meeting of the Outin club will be called on February The purpose of the meeting will be t