The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-17
High School To Graduate
 Largest Class In History
 On Commencement Night

Bridgeport High school will grad uate the largest class in it's history next week, the total number of stud ents completing their four years of study amounting approximately three hundred. The school authorities stated this week, after checking the grades of every student, that the standard of scholastic study of the graduating class is remarkably high, a goodly percentage finishing the four years with an average of above ninety.
 The names of the graduates were made public by MT. Moore this week The original list of possible gradu- ates numbered fifteen more than the final list, these fifteen having failed final examinations. That there were but fifteen out of three hundred and eight who failed to graduate is con- sidered a record which speaks well for teaching mthods in the high school.
 Commencement will be held in the high school auditorium next week. Diplomas will be presented each of the graduates by a member of the Board of Education; the Barnum Prize speakers will compete for the annual award; the prize essay on chemistry will be awarded the $20. 90 in gold donated yearly by the Fair child estate, in short plans are being put into operation that will cause year to remain in the memory of witnesses for years to come. Among other features programmed for the evening are the Valedictory and Sal utatory addresses delivered by the two students with the highest average marking for the entire years, and the singing of the class hymn
 The Graduate List.
 Those receiving diplomas are:
 Clara. Alvord, Harry Amsel, Cliff ford Anderson, Harry Anderson, Ly- dia Anderson, Oliver Andrus, Ger trude Barmore, Dorothy Barrow, Viv- ian Beach, Rose Beck, Arthetta Berg, Ruth Berman, Eugene Billin, Goldie BEeich, Bur-itt Blinn, Lillian Bostrom, Catherine Brannick, Pierce Breen, Veronica Brennan, Gertrude Brooks, Warren Bruce, James Buckley, Jr., John Buckley. Joseph Burros. Mil
 Mary Callory, Lucy Carbone. Allan Carroll, Helen Carroll. Helen Cava- naugh, Mildred Chichester, George Chisaski, Elizabeth Christie, Elizabeth Clarke, La Verne Clarl<son, Esther Cohen, Mary Collonese, Irene Conner, Margaret Condon, Mary Jane Conley, Thomas Conley, Marie Cooney; Flor Crouch. Thomas Cullen, Catherine Daly, Leo Daniels, Winthrop Davis, Walter Dean, Marion D. Delmar, Evelyn Dennison, William Dick, Eliza beth Didriksen, Margaret Donahue, Margaret Drake, Mildred Drew. John Duhon, William Dunn, Louise Eagen, Carl Eckhart, Catherine Egbert.
 Ruth Ericson. Joseph Frederick, Re- becca Fe1dstein. Helen Fennell. Alice Ferren, Sylvia F'lamm, Louise Flor ian. Glare Forestelle, Marjorie Pores telIe, Rose Frank, Alfred F'ressola, Fannie Flneidman, Samuel Freidman. Benjamin Frye. Jilda Fuse, Richard Gabler, Jean Geissler, Helen Gebrich Marie Gibbs. Catherine Glanville, George Goldman, Matilda Gompertss Marie Goodman
 Ralph Goodsen, Jennie Cram, Harvey Gray, Lillian Greenberg, Leo Griffin, Myra Griffin, Victoria Grillo Theodore Gronberg. Frank Habanas- ky Beatrice Half. Floyd Hall, Mildred Hall Esther Hammer, Ethel Hanley, May Harrigan, Mildred Hayes.
 Joseph Healy, Anna Heanue, Kath- r-yn Heffernan, Veronica Hegarty, Lo-