The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-21
MUST DON GYM SUITS NOW
 ORBE DEPRIVED OF POINTS
 FINAL EDICT OF INSTRUCTOR
Students Required to Buy Gym Outfits or Be Dis
 missed from Class Monday-A1ternative of
 Taking New Subject or Losing Valuable Ponts-Other H. s. News

gram for the year. Two fields of york have been chosen. The first VIII be artistic photography. Through put the picturesque autumn the high school camera fiends will be busy snapping pictures and the click of hutters will stir the stiffness of these fall days. During the winter months .he club will engage in wood block carving of silhouettes.
 Basket ball Schedule.
 The manager of the basketball team, encouraged by the bright out look ahead for a. top-notch team this season has compiled a formidable schedule. Games are in the works with St. Johns Prep, Choate Prep, New Haven and Hartford High schools all skilled teams.
 Nov. 25-Branford at Bridgeport.
 Dec. 2-Buck1ey High at Bridge port.
 Dec. 9-Open.
 Dec. 1S-NorwaIk, in Norwalk
 Dec. 16-open.
 Dec. 23-Yale Freshmen in Bridge
 Dec. 3o-st Johns College in
 Jan. 6Nwi1by High in Bridgeport.
 Jan. 3-Naugatuck in Bridgeport.
 Jan. 17-Choate. in Wallingford.
 Jan 2O-Crosby High, in Bridge
 Jan. 27-Hartford High, in Bridge port
 FeD. E-oDen.
 Feb. 3-Collegiate Prep, in Bridge port.
 Feb. 1o-New Haven Commercial in Bridgeport.
 Feb. 17-St. Johns College, in
 Feb. 2s-Crosby High in Water bury.
 Feb. 24-New Britain High, in New Britain.
 March 3-Naugatuck in Naugatuck.
 March 1o-WiIby High. in Water bury.
 March 16 or 17-New Haven, Conn. in New Haven.
 March 24-Hartford High In Hart ford
 February Class Election.
 The Senior Class which graduates in February met this. week and de- cided on who was who. When the was found to have earned the right to be titled president. iss Watson was appointed class historian. The class voted to plant Virginia Creeper around the school as their parting gift to pos terity. A committee is working on plans for graduation which comes in February this year.
 Debating Club Tablets.
 The cherry-wood tablets commem- orating former members of Bridge port High School Debating Teams have arrived. Have arrived" is a rather casual way of stating it cons SlQeG1nSS all the eIIOrt ana talk ana worry over them, but at any rate they are here. They are not in their clonl- pleted form but give promise of be- ing very good looking when they are at last put Up in the corridor with the names inscribed upon them in gold leaf This idea of perpetuating the of our former debators orig mated some time ago in the Debating Club and the matter was placed in the hands of a committee headed by Ted Schwartz. The selection of a suitable memorial was delayed first by the dual debate with New Haven view classes, but the result will soon be offered to the school for its ap- proval.
 In the lobby can be found a large bronze tablet inscribed with the names of those of our graduates who fought in the World War. In the glass case are many engraved silver cups, silent tributes to the prowess of our athletics. You, who have whiled away the moments waiting for the gym or lunchroom to open by looking at the photographs on the basement walls. know the record there pre- served of athletic teams of the past But nowhere at present can be found any record of eur debators. They work and contest for the honor of B. H. $. for year or two, graduate and are soon forgotten. The question was asked as to whetrer or not this was showing the proper spirit of ap-
 
 swer is this seat or beautiful tablets.
 Girls B. B. Schedule.
 The girls basketball team is out for Q marvellous year. The best squad in four years has reported for practice The girls team is on a par with the boys this year and the boys will have to hustle to keep the lead. If the boys are ready to 'eat' their opponents, tho girls are waiting to "devour'' theirs. The girls are going to make a clean sweep and take all opponents right off the floor.
 Girls ScheduIe-1922
 Nov. IS, NorwalE: Nov. 25. Strat- ford; Dec ?, Middletown; Dec g, Fair field; Dec. 13. Norwalll; Dec Is, Stratford; Dec. 23. Milford; Dec 30, Danhury; Jan. 6. storrs College; Jan. l3, Naugatuck; Jan. IT, Milford; Jan. 20, Meriden; Jan: 27. Milford; Feb. 2 open; Feb. 3. St. Margar1te; Feb. 10, Hillside School; Feb. IT, Rose mary School; Feb. 23, open; Feb. 24, M erlden; March 3, Naugatuck; March 10, Storrs; March 16 and IT, open; March A, Staples High