Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE

On Memorial Day the athletics season closed with an active program of ou.- of-door sports. nterclass games in ten his decided the championship Of the season. the sophomorcs winning in te.l- uis and the freshmen in baseball The sophomores came out first in the irzc.z meet. and the seniors were awarded the silver cup for their success in sports dur ing the year.
 At o'clock the athletic assoc.aiioa held its annual banquet al Thames hal | where. according to custom. the faculty served the students At this time Pres ident MsrshalTs instructors in the phx- < sical education department and the i,- coming president Of the association. Miss Catherine Mccarthy. '22, and the outgoing president, Miss Doorthy Wun -2l. who presided. gave short talks. Fo.- owing tine speeches skins, pennants. ietters and numerals were awarded thosC { who have exceiled in athletics durtnE the year skins. the highest award. were given to Miss Anna MacBrszos, '9i, of MiddietoNn. Miss Catherine McCarths. i '2e. Of AIeriden. Miss Anna K. Buell.. %, or Bantam. Conn. and Miss Amy Hike i'24. Of Sayville. l.. I. The pennant, let- ters and numerals were awarded 10 CT students representing the diferen, classes.
 On Wednesday evening, June I, tha Dramatic club of the college presented J. NJ Barrie's Phoebe of Quality Street before large gathering in the gyT1na. sium. The play was a great success displaying to advantage much individus talent. Miss Virginia Eggieston, '24, e
 New London, took the part of the he vo.ne. Phoebe. Her lovers, Capt Nalez
 tine Brown. was played by Miss Jeanette
 Sperry- '22. of Oak Park. III. Other
 were Miss Miriam P Taylor. '22. as Eu- \ Nea-- WEf- - as the recruiting officer: Miss Alice Ran ' say, '23. as Patty. maid 10 Miss Susan
 Miss Melonia P. Mason, '95, as Miss Su- Q san Thosel: Miss Katherine Frzncke. 2, v as Miss Harris: Miss Jessie B!geior c '25. as Miss Fanny WillouEhby. Mis-.
 Helen Clarke. '22. asa Miss Willouglsbg q and Miss Eileen Fitzgerald, "A. as Mis- - Henrietta.
 f On June 9. Connecticut College def
 niteiy launched a campaign for an eR- d dowment Of S2.oyp.9oe. The czmpaigz l. was started a year ago. but was suspend ,. cd during the year because of unfavor- l. able economic condition of the coun- q try.
 On Thursday evening there was heit l. n the gymnasium a mass meeting. cor !, sisting Of q representative body of stu y dents, faculty. trustees, and citfzsns o
 New London, who are to become a iocs
  L. given by Dr. Lyman r. Powell, colles, t advisor at large. who analysed the nee.
 of the campaign and showed that t1 l, college was justified in making such a l. appeal. He suggested to the studen l. ways and means Of earning their shzr
 of the fund.
 r. President Marshall first outlined th l. plan of campaign and showed the vita It need of the college for the movement -
 Following the talks, Miss Doroth: r. Gregson of Norwich, president Of th of Student Government Association. report
 ed upon the canvass among student an
 faculty for pledges, of s250 each. to
 wards the endowment fund. The return NJ arc not yet in, but so far $sI,ooo hay /, been pledged. The amount hoped for 1: - S35o. 900 in cash to be raised by Thanks V giving. a sum necessary to make avasl
 able the gift of S15o,ooo by the genera board of education.
 H The meeting closed with a ee-ies c = film pictures recently taken. depicting v days activities al college. These we- . most enthusiastically received by th. " students.