Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07
North Grosvenordale

Tuesday afternoon several members Of the faculty were delightfully."- entertained at Miss Marcus school for girls. Dr. Benjamin T Marshall president of the Connecticut College for Women at New London, spoke of the purpose and the ideals of the college and made an ear nest plea for furthering it's endowment and maintenance. An informal reception followed and coffee was served.
 Owing to the illness of Miss Mary May of Fabyan, Mrs. Mahala Whiting is sub stiuting at Wilsonville school.
 The last meeting of the Woman's club of North GTosvenordale was held at the high school, Mrs. Dakin of the home economics department of StorTs college, assisted by students of the high school, gave a food demonstration.
 This year @ new arrangement has been made in regard to the class meetings. All are held within school hours. After the business of the class has been fin ished the remainder of the time is given to instruction of the students in the rules of parliamentary law and preced- ure For this work. due credit is given which counts approximately toward 8 diploma.
 The officers for the various classes for 1921-1922 are:
 Senior Class-President. Leon J. Ba- ker; vice president. Wilfred Duquette ; secretary, Ethel Johnson; treasurer, Ethel P. Sanderson student council, Leon Baker, Helen Kimball.
 Junior Class-President, Edward s. Grenier; vice president, Alice M. Brick son secretary and treasurer. Rose Nieviedzal; student council, Edward Grener, Emma Chubbuek
 Sophomo" Class-Presdent Stanley Dartt; vict president, Olivene Prince secretary, James H. Ryan; treasurer, Emma L. Kristek student council, Stan ley Dartt, Dorothy Kurzman.
 Freshman Class-President, James B. Kenny vice president. Olive Baker secretary, Bernice Welch; treasurer Margueretta Hainsworth; student coun- cl. James B. Kenny, Ruth D. Desaul- nieFs.
 Eighth Grade-President Louis Smith vice president. Ralph Johnson secre- tary, Theresa O'Brien; treasurer, Juliette Lamoureux; student council, Louis Smith, Margaret Lohse.
 Seventh Grade-President, Richard Bayer; vice president Raymond Foster secretary, Mary RabUski; treasurer Dorothy Brown; student council, Richard Bayer, Ethel Parks
 The organization of the student coun- cil is also an innovation this year. From each class tw ostudents, one the class president, have been chosen to represent the class at the cuncil meetings where faculty members preside The aim o, the student council is to establish be- tween the faculty and student bodies closer relationship for mutual under standing in all matters pertaining to tn. school.
 All students interested in science wer, invited to gather last week Frederiel Bernklow acted as temporary chairman As result of the meeting, the Scene l club was formed. The following officer were elected Putnam Livingston, presi 1 dent; Frederick BeFnkloWs vice presi | dent; Wilfred Duquette, secretary an l treasurer. An entertainment committed consisting of the officers of the club, wa l also elected.
 The Science club met Sent. 30 in tn 1 chemistry laboratory at the usual tinI 1 Putnam Livingston presided, A commit tee consisting of Putnam Livingston Ed 1 ward Grenier and MT. Allen was eIecte