Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-08

DECEMBER 8, 1916
coNNEcTIcuT COLLEGE NEWS. !
Misc Sadie Colt 70 Beside at Black
stons Heuse-h6iss LoFStta Higgins
on Color committss--First Annual
Championship Hockey Game satur-
day.
Connecticut college has been invited
to Cooperate with ave leading wo-
mems colleges In raising e. fund for
the support OF ten cots and nurses at
Edith Wharton's tuberculosis hospital
near the French front. The Invitation
came on last Monday through the vas-
car Miscellany. which is promoting
the plan at vassar and which invited
the Connecticut College News to stand
sponsor for the campaign at the Con-
and regularly publishing the results in
successive editions OF the paper.
The Miscellany, which Is yassar's
weekly newspaper. is asking f1vt col
legeS including Vassar, to conduct
a campaign to support two cots and
cut College News feel that vassar has
honored Connecticut college, the
youngest woman's college, by invit-
ing 1t to Cooperate as one of five COL
leges in the United States. But since
the college is young, it has not the
alumnae or large college organizations
to draw upon for assistance. It will,
of course, be impossible to raise the
amount Of money which is desired and
which might be raised by a large col
lege. The matter will be taken up at
meeting of the Student Government
association with the possibility of con-
tributing small fund.
Weekly convocation Wednesday.
Prof! Cephas Outlet Of the state nor
NAL school at Westfield. Mass, ad-
dressed the students at weekly convo-
cation held on Wednesday. The Tues
day morning classes were transferred
to Wednesday morning and the We'd
nesday morning classes to Tuesday
morning, the change being made be-
pointments which prevented his pres
ence at the college on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sykes Will Conduct Glasses.
Mrs. Louise Ryskman Sykes, wife of
President Frederick H. Sykes, will
conduct psychology. philosophy and
English classes during the temporary
abenee Of DR.. Mann Clark Barr. in
structor in EnZiish and philosophy,
who is i'll at the Johns Hopkins his
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First Annual Championship Hockey
Game.
The first annual championship
hockey game between the freshman
and sophomore classes, is to be played
on the college field, Saturday morning
at ten o'clock. This game, in later
years, no doubt, will become one of
| the athletic events Of the college. as ii
| Is in other large colleges of the coun-
try. and because of this fact, con-
siderable enthusiasm is being display
ed by the rival classes regarding this
game.
To Hold Skating Parties.
At special meeting, of the Athletic
| association held on Tuesday afternoon
| plans were discussed for a series OF
| skating parties to be held in New Lon :
| don. It was voted to have these par
| ties on Friday evenings. and to com
| mence the series on the evening of De-
| cemiber Is.
Frsshies' Class Ring.
| Tuesday afternooS, at meeting
| called especially for the purpose the
| freshman class selected the model 70.
| their class ring. The model chosen
| is band of green gold, decorated or
| the broad, fiat surface with the rails.
| of the ring the letters c. C. are en-
graved and are very elective. At the
I meeting it was voted to select the elias.
/ rolors, an dto have both rings and
colors by Christmas. The COMMITTEES
| in charge Of the class colors com.
prises: Miss Jessie Menzies of Brook
| lyn, n. Y, Miss Mildred Howard O.
Wethersf1eld and Miss Loretta Higgin.
| of Norwich.
| Hiking Club Formed.
Miss Kathryn. Hulburt, go, of Gro
ton. was elected leader OF hiking clui
to be formed by members of tn,
Athletic association. who are takin,
daily walks as a part Of the pro
gramme of their course in physica
| training. .s.s. ..,.,I .-.z
Physical Education Department.
The winter work in the physical ed
ucation department commenced OF
| Monday. There are many phases o
work offered, which are enjoyable AM
beneficial. Among the courses ar
Interpretive dancing. character dane
Ing, skating. eoastIng and walking.
1 will Take Part in Concert.
Great interest is being manifeste
at the college in the concert to be Civ
en- in Thames Hall on Thursday ev
ening, December IA, by students Sc
tected from the music department, as
sisted by the Glee club. Among stu
dents to take part in this concert ar
Miss NNrion Williams. 10; Miss Mar
Strange. 49, Miss Grace CeekirE, 10
Miss Loretta Higgins. 1901 Miss Norm
Regain, ,19: Miss Ida Connor and Mis-
Beatrice Ashe, the two latter bein
special students at the college.
/ VIII Reside at Blackstone House.
| Miss Sadie Colt, treasurer of tn
Student Government association at tn
college is to reside at Blacisston
House, commencing on Monday. Mis-
Colt, Is an honor student at the col
Iege, having achieved honeFs, in ever
course, in her freshman year. 1t |
with pleasure that Blackstone vel
i comes Miss Colt to its resident stu
| dents.
Perfect in Attendance.
The following pupils were perfect Il
attendance at the Centre school i
Montville for the month of November
Primary grade: Miss Mary Collins
teacher, John Koslofsky, Lawrenc
Kirsch. Isadore L. Yoselersky, Made
Morasz, Sophie Morasz, Jern winow
sky, Anna Tulka, Alice SGlasbrennel
: Isadore Saslowsky, Mamie Winowsks
Isatl1re r. Yoselersky, Sarah Yoseler
sky. Ida Yoselersly. Grammar grade
) Miss Helen r. Farrell principal, Hop
Comstock, Cecilia Ginsbehg, Sophi