Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

. scholastic t *zz year September, 1917. In October, the college pror prM,am,n r mnpsuAtt Lcdy shocked f ''s'' 'sF'""' '' of the of president Dr. Frederick Sykes, died suddenly home in Cambridge, Mass e
 suspended the day of his death the Memorial services in the College the hour of the services in Toronto Canada from the student faculty body tended the funeral services at Toronto In few well chosen remarks Mir Marshall expressed his appreciation of Dr. Sykes and of his work follows: him. but him truer tribute than body, ypifed the man; in you find the realization of his hope and vision"
 , Additions and Changes in Faculty.
 The added to the curriculum during the present
 Tse English departen which $ considered one of the most important practical it's Wells D a graduate of swarthmore ege receiving the degrees of B. L. and for graduate work received his Masters degree from Columbia University in 1900 and during the s1os attended Yale University University Fellow in English Dr. Wells received his Ph. D from Yale University 1915
 Lr Wells educational work has been as follows:
 Master in French, Friends Central School, Philadelphia
 Head of Department of English and Professor of English Literature at Hiram College.
 Head of Department of English and Professor of English Literature Ut Beiot College, 1911-19l7.
 the English Wells Colby grad of Mount Eoyoke b and Yale and the college with teaching at Mount Hoyoke Freburg Academy Maine and Aegahny 2 College. g
 Caroline BlacE Ph D. and Miss Pauline Hamilton biology botany
 
 of the University of Indiana has had teaching Indiana University New Hampshire College at the New Hampshire Experimental station.
 p pedeTer is gradaats g Barnard College and Columbia sistant and zoology instructor zoology at Barnard during the years 191o1S17.
 Mary Ehzarth Holmes Ph D. professor of chemistry Holmes received the Ph University Pennsyivania in 1908 Dr. Holmes the College from Mount Holyoke where ahe has teaching fence during the years lSsslsl7.
 Frank Edward Morris appointed to the psycho,- ogy and education department Dr. Morris graduate Dr. Mers has had teaching experience at Texas College
 Margaret Baker Foley L.. assistant pro- that time Miss Foeys work las been as follows Grad uate student Gotngen 1SsO1Sg1 College de Fance 1ss1 z Library Iso6,1917.
 Additional A, appointments to the faculty follows:
 " Scott Eeyce Ph D. assistant economies Cesar Barja Carra l. L. D, instructor Spanish
 Eloise Cole Pr D. instructor in ancient languages Ts- ore W. Sheref instructor fine arts
 es. e-- Improvements Additions
 One of the first Dr. Marshall in his grading building roads complete lighting college
 The College gymnasium the gift Appleton Hilyer Hartford Conn was completed in September val field house classes physical educational worke held The building northeast of Blackstone House is of mbe- stuco construction On the main floor of this building located gymnasium at e north spacious stage The floor can by means of nov ahe quickly converted into an assembly hall
 Over the entrance at the south seating ity is floor In the basement of the building which also equipped and showers located ho offices of the College physician tor together with for corrective work dornitory Of timber in the process or construction On Mohegan Avenue This will enough to acconmodae fifteen students and will ultimately faculty house It is expected that the nalidfng will be shortly first of the year
 The soccer field are southwest from gymnasium and hockey field recently west rom the gymnasium the Inadequate Provisions and Immediate Needs
 The colese had planned develop it's facilities with the annual growth of the student body the student body has rapidly that the facilities now
 Plant House. Blackstone Winthrop Iouse the three dorntoes filled to has been serving temporary dining being used as domory as welt this year The former College been Freshman accommodates IS stud ens and member of the faculty House
 Private houses, adjoining the been utilized u provide further accommodations hoped that funds will b immediately available to provide for mex years entering eass, otherwise there be none
 Eight o'clock, o'clock being held in provide accommodation the students There the supply of class rooms is extremely inadeuuste
 The total enrolmen for numbers 257 The regis traon follows: 1919 Junior class GA cass of 1920 Sophomore class 1921 Freshman class 77: special students, 97 .ss5, ...
 Norwich Girls at the ceflese
 The following girls are students at The c,
 Class Avery Beatrice rovl 1r,o tI,tzsar reefnentine Jordan Marion Rogers Wilcox slsan eoy & Glass of 19eoAiary Soughn Nellie EngsisE Loretta Tg 3gins Dora fsctwartz. Irene Whoey 74 Class of l92Esther Alien Georgette Corneau sonis fwuif sT E sehoarships Prizes Loan Funds
 P series of scholarships various high schoos ana col lege clubs throughout the state offering every