Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-28
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE NEWS.
Norwich is Well Reprsssnted in All Glasses This Year-The Service League One of Most Interesting Enterprises of Student Body

- ks.-f Norwich, is well represented at Con- necticut College this year, and it is hoped that the members of the inr coming freshmen class, namely the class of 1921, will continue to uphold the work of Norwich girls in other wears, in scholarship and college af- ed from Norwich
 Class of 1S21-Misses Ether Allen. Gladys Beebe, resident: Georgette Comeau, Louise Ernst, Abbey Gallup. wulf, resident; Agnes Leahy.
 Class, of 1s20-Missee Nellie Eng fish, Loretta Higgins, resident: Dora Schwartz. Irene Wholey, resident.
 Class of 1919-Misses Sadie Colt, Jordan, Irma Hutzler. Anna Coughlin Susan Wilcox, resident; Marion Will cox. resident.
 One of the most interesting enter prises of the student body .is the Ser vice League. The, league was formed last spring by members of the Stu dent Government Association, and this year has the enrolment of practically every student at the. college. Owing to the fact that the school year was drawing to a close, no active plans were undertaken by the league last spring, although officers were elected and plans formulated for the work of the ensuing year.
 The work of the league. is varied and reaches into many fields. The main purpose, however, as stated by the constitution is to do war relief the girls in bonds of friendship Had loyalty" One of the phases of the work to be done by the league is the work in connection with the Associ- ated Charities of New London. A committee of students representing the league, will, through the assist ance of the Associated Charities, or ganize clubs for the factory, mill and Two rooms in the Associated Chari- ties building will be used as club rooms for the present, and students from the college will take charge of the. clubs every evening.
 Another interesting phase of the work. is the work in connection with the military units stationed in and d bout New London. Mir. Jackson and Miss Christie, commissioned by the government to organize factors of re- about New London, are cooperatine with the Service League, regards providing entertainment and social intercourse between college men and women.
 Red Cross work will play an import ant part in the work of the league and every member. will devote all spare moments knitting. cutting and
 
 Money for all purposes and uses of the league. will be raised by dues, sales and a series of entertainments, held during the. fall and winter at the college.
 The officers of the club are as fol- folws:
 President-Miss Alice Horax. Mont. clair, N. J.
 Vice President-Miss Emetta Weed, New London: Conn.
 Secretary-Miss Mildred Provost
 Treasurer-fo be elected from the class Of 1921.
 Chairman executive committee Miss Jessie Wells, Stamford, Conn.
 The student council of the college has this year instituted what is known as question arre. Each mem Der of the freshman class is to appear be- fore the council sometime in the next two weeks. and have a personal l interview with the members of the ] The work Of Freshmen l at high school their various l activities. likes and dislikes. will be l considered so as to enable the coun- | freshmen would like to take part in. |
 Freshman Tea Friday.
 The freshman tea. given by the i members of the Junior class of 1921 will be held in New London hall on friday afternoon. Members of the tudent body and of the faculty have ,een invited to attend the tea, which to be a social success.
 Night Letter From Dr. Sykes.
 One of the interesting features of he opening exercises was the read ng by the newly appointed president f the college, of a night letttr from he x-president, pr. F. H. Sykes. The .tter was of best wishes to students. aculty and president in the task of uilding new college. and with the yriter's sincerest beliefs in the great uture of the Connecticut College IS factor in the education of women.