The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-09
EVENING HIGH
 SCHOOL NEWS
BY LOUIS COIN


 The final plans have been made for the B.. B. H. s. dance on Tuesday, December 12. and everything is in readiness for the big night. The or chestra committee has secured Gins berg's orchestra to furnish the dance music. Dancing will begin at nine o'clock sharp and will continue until eleven. Every student is urged to at tend the dance as it Is the one big social event of the season. Bring your friends too, as the more. the merrier. The spacious gymnasium will comfort ably accommodate all those who wish to attend, so don't be afraid of being crowded out of a good time.
 The committees that are working hard to make this dance success are:
 Dance committee: Edward Kahn, Thomas Nield, Ruth Passey and Mary Clark.
 Floor committee: Ellen McGrath, Elsie Lichtenebrger, Elsa Nilsson, E. J. Brecklin, Raymond Rock.
 Lunen, Miss Gabe, Wilbur Knapp, Bernard Dempsey, Miss Fitzgerald, Louis Cohn. and Joseph Cascerta. Mary iT9Sr,r osI.earV Esther Fitzgera1d aI Ant M ma Higgins, Pauline Kahn, Bessie Sh efkind, Fannie Lunen and Sylvia Cabe.
 Faculty Chaperones: Miss Collins, Miss Nash, Miss Jenny, Miss Batchel- der, Messrs. Wadsworth, Parsons and Ham.
 TO ASS1St CnaperOneS: Ar manath, Marcella Michelwicz, May Miller, Edward Kahn and Walter Forstrum.
 Orchestra Committee: MT. Banna- tyne and Larry Shalet.
 In charge of ticket booth; Miss Feydt.
 Ticket collectors: Fred Lundrin and Onifrey.
 An evening school orchestra is be- coming an accomplished fact. At the last meeting of the room representa- tives, John Scinto, leader of the that he would direct and train school orchestra if he could get the material to form one. There is no question about there being plenty of material in the evening school From such large registration, there ought to be enough volunteers to form an orches- tra that could stand up with the best of them. If you can play any musical | instrument, hand in your name at the | office and form an orchestra that will be the talk of the state- Contributions to this column are welcomed. The evening school wants | this column to be pupils forum where all can give their views. Be | so that you can get full credit for your contributions. Come on. you scribes and show what you can do- Instead of having one evening high school basketball team as originally | planned, there are going to be two. a boys team and a girls team. The
 room representatives started off eve ming school athletics by electing a | temporary committee to form the | teams. Emil Sabol was appointed l chairman of the boys athletic com | mittee with Joseph Gregory and Steve Hurnick to assist him. On the girls | committee are: Marion Cody, chair | lady, Edna Trepanier and Annc Hig- gins. AS the gymnasium is free for
 practice two night a week. the boys
 will use it on Monday and the girls l will practice Thursday. Ii is hoped 1 that a large number of boys and girls will tr2- out for the teams, so that 1 the mana gers can start arranging | games at once.
 l An evening high school assembly l will be held Monday in the auditorium. | MT Lynn W. Wilson of the board of
 education, will be the speaker for the | evening. Every pupil should make
 it point to attend this assembly on | Monday.
 The past week has been a busy week ! for evening high school stud dents. With l the final arrangements of the dance | being made, a room representative | meeting being held, the starting of the 1 work of forming school orchestra, a l debating league being formed, and Q 1 boys and girls basketball committee l being chosen, those interested had a hard job attending all of them The B E H. S. is at last becoming not only a center of learning, but also social center
 Students are asked to tell others of | the work of the evening high school l in Bridgeport Many more peoplc if they had an idea of what wa | going on in there No one is nor