The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-10-08


At the assembly, Tuesday, Edward
C. Mercer spoke on the beginnings
of evil in High school, characterize
ing his own life for an example He
said the real cause of all trouble is
cigarette smoking by youths. NThe
three principal qualities of life are
character; intellect and good body"
were the words of Mr.. Mercer. Hearty
applause was given him at the close
}sof the assembly. Room 221 formed
! the color guard.
/ The A M. Annex is now on a more
systemized schedule than any other
division of the school. Each room has
a room leader athletic representative,
entertainment representative and a
traffic officer.
| Room miss Cole, teacher; c. M.
Donnelly, room leader; R. Flynn, ath-
letic representative; w. Fitzgerald,
entertainment; J. Holmes traffic off,
Ger.
Room 9-Mr. Hedges. teacher; e.
Williams, room leader; F. Carley, ath-
letic representative; w. Behrens, en-
tertainment representative; L. Snyder,
traffic officer.
Room 10-Miss Coydevant, teacher;
H. Hotchkiss, room leader; H. Knopf,
athletic representative; N. Jaycox, en-
tertainment representative; w. Boyn-
ton, traff1v officer.
Room 11-Miss Cole, teacher; T.
Morton room leader; L. Grace, ath-
letic representative; W. Gou1ding. en-
tertainment representative; F. Carroll
traffic officer.
Room 12-Miss Cleveland, teacher;
J. MriZick, room leader; T. Fasold,
athletic representative; L. Heating,
entertainment representative; T. Kay
ian, traffic officer.
Room 13 = Miss Christensen,
teacher; Erickson, room leader and
athletic representative; Bishop, enter
tainment representative; Irving, traffic
officer.
R. Shea room leader; A. Humphrey,
athletic representative; f. Leidmon,
entertainment representatives; r.
Shea, traffic officer.
Room 16-.Miss Mitchell, teacher;
r. Whe1an, room leader; C. Schempp,
athletic representative.
Room Miss Went, teacher; G..
Thorpe, room leader; A. Sturr, ath-
letic representative; N. Grossman,
entertainment representative; H. Lar
sen, traffic officer.
Faculty advisors, athletic, Mr.
Cooper, Mr.. FIewel1ing, Miss Went;
entertainment, Mr.. Wadsworth, Miss
Cleveland, Miss Seabury, Miss Err
skine; traffic, Mr.. Johnson; attend
ance. Mr.. Hedges.
A bus load of rooters followed the
team to Choate yesterday.
Ed. Hickey starred with Lehigh
Prep. in their first game this season.
Lehigh met defeat from the hands of
all opponents last season.
Edward J. Leon, 10, has been
elected president of the SopIao-
University. He was president of the
B. H. S. Debating Society when in
High school.
Byrnes. who claimed he was grid
iron man, left school to return to his
home in Vermont, where he will have
a better chance to star.
Nothing has been heard of "Chink'
Hammin since he left for Hebron
Prep. Most likely they have not start
ed their gridiron working yet.
B. H. S. will meet Crosby of Water
| bury to-day at Newfield park. This
! is the first home game and a large
support should follow the team. A. A.
The Outing Club of 81 will hike to
| Pine Rock park this week. Miss C1eve-
land has been named faculty advisor
| of the club.
| Chemistry Laboratory periods have
been eliminated because of lack OF
materials which have been held up On
| the railroads.
Kenny Eddy of the varsity basket
! ball squad returned this week from
| Canada He is anxiously waiting to
! toss the ball again Eddy was one of
! the stars after the February graduates
| left the team.
Teachers are still disgrunt1ed over
the new attendance system.
Nothing has been heard of the Stu
dent Council this year yet. 1t is made
up of the room representatives.