Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15
NORWICH GIRLS PROMINENT
 IN GRADUATING GLASS

The six Norwich young women wto graduated in the class have all been prominent h the college activities during the four years of their course. Miss Dorothy GregSon has very ably filled her position as president of the Student Government Association, for the past year, the highest and most reSpon- sible office held by any girl in college By reason of her office she was presi- dent Of the student council. In 1918 she way secretary of the association ana the previous year president of her class. Mlas Gregson has head responsi- ble positions on the service league of the college. She has been a member of the musical club, of which she was leader in l 1920, and also Of the Dramatic club. In athletics she has been active as mem | has been especially proficient and in 1sso she won the first prize in design, awarded by Miss Jane Bill.
 Miss Gregson has ma jored in art, and received the degree of bachelor of arts. l She was. elected president of the class ] of 1921 at its meeting Monday.
 Miss Agnes Berlliey Leahy has been ] active in many lines of work during her i entire college course. She has served i as class secretary in 1918, president in 1919, treasurer of the student govern ment association in 1920, chairman of the international committee of the ser vice league, as well as of various other committees. She worked for two years on the business staff of the College News and in her junior year was member of the home staff
 As member of the French club, Spanish club, and dramatic club, she has been active; taking important roles in several plays given by the clubs. In each Of tho three musical comedies already given, she has taken a leading part.
 As delegate from the student gov ernment association, Miss Leahy attend ed a conference at Chanibersburg, Penn, and also at Silver Bay in 1919. In 1921 she attended an international conference Of colleges at Harvard college, as rep resentative of the service league.
 Recently, she was appointed chairman of the endowment committee of the stu dents for next year, in addition to her work as social service secretary and as chairman of the collage employment bu- reau.
 Miss Leahy has majored in English land. received the degree of bachelor of arts.
 Miss Abby c. Gallup has held the i'm , portant position of cditor-in-cGlief of the Connecticut College News for the past year. In connection with this office, she has been a member of the student coun- cil As a representative of the News Istaff she attended the Silver Bay con ference In 1920 and a news conference at Boucher College, Baltimore, in 1921
 Miss Galh1D has been very proficient in art, which she has made her major study. In 1920 she was awarded Miss Jane BiNs second prize offered for ex Ecellence in design and this year she has bHen granted 2 SchOla rSi1iT1 from Miss Child's School of Arts and Graft! and Decorative Designs in Boston
 Besides her work in art and news
 writing. Miss Gallup has been mem
 bcr Of the Literary Club and of the atl
 ietic association as well as various com
 m!ttees. She received the degree O
 bachelor of science.
 Miss Dorothy Wuk has been especiall.
 active In the field of athletics during he.