Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-07
Planting of the Ivy.

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Planting of the Ivy.
The members of the class then formed
into a long line and slowly filed out OF
the hall The guests went To the west
side of Memorial hall, where the Juniors
planted their ivy The class then sang
the Ivy Ode written by Kenneth y. rob
mson of Biddeford:
Ivy Ode.
tAir: Auld Lang SyneD
song OF perfect golden days,
To consecrate our Nllt,
And aid our grateful hearts 10 praise
our Mother of the Pine.
Grow green. grow strong, OH, Ky vine.
Then come whatever VIII,
Thy tcndrils curled around our hearts
Shall hold us faithful still.
Fling loud the chorus TO tho breeze
Through our familiar ways,
Til BoWdon's halls and campus trees
Shall echo back our praise
Grow green. grow strong, oh, love Of
Through shadow and through shine.
And work the deed shall be- thy need.
our Mother of tue fthe
Hardly had the singing Of the last
verse Of the Ivy ode ceased when the
chanel he'll was tofled announcing that
the Seniors were about to hold their last
chapel exercises in the Kings Chapel.
All went inside and the regular chapei
exercises We're held. conducted by Presi-
dent William Dewitt Hyde Of bowdoin
College. And then the Seniors led by
Charles B. Haskell of Pittstieid. SLOWLY
filed out from their last chapel exercises
singing Aud Lang Syne.
Ivy Hop Closes Festivities.
Tie festivities of the 1914 Ivy at Old
Rowdoin closed Friday evening, with tile
Ivy hop held i'm the new gymnasium.
The hall was crowded and all thorough
IN enjoyed the long order of "A dances
and two extras. the carrying out OF
which lasted until long after midnight.
The hall WAS decorated with green fop-
ing and locked very attractive. The
ladies of the faculty acted as patronesses
for the affair Grant of Lewiston ca
tered serving at intermissIon, salads,
ices cocoa and punch. Kendried orches-
ira furnished the music. The committee
which so skillfuly managed the arTair
consisted of: George a. Eaton of Ban
gor. chairman; Francis y. Callahan of
Portland: Louis Donahue of Portland,
Earle s Thompson of Bath; Richard Il.
simpson of Portland.
Among the young ladies present were
noticed; Miss Emily Mansfield, Miss Al
berta Robinson, Miss Mildred Dow, Mis-
Helen Thompson, Miss Frances Crosmau.
Miss Olive Barnes Miss Frances par
ker. Miss Ernestine Hall, Miss Katherin
Jenkins. Miss Katherine Hall. Miss Rut
Little. Miss Dorothy Laughlin, Mis-
Flora Somers. Miss Anne Hodgkins. Mis-
Katherine Fox. and Miss Jessie Merrill.
all of Portland Miss Priscilla Crosby.
Miss Elizabeth sullivan of Bangor: Mis-
Helen Mitchell Miss Loretta LaPointe.
Miss Alexina LaPointe Miss Isabel Pal
mer. Miss Mary Elliott. Miss Alrarettd
Graves Miss Helen Merriman, Miss lii
liam Pletts Miss Glare Ridley, Miss Anne
Coffin. Miss Gertrude Jackson, Miss
Marion Drew. Miss Anne Hall, Miss lsa-
bel Pollard Miss Olive Nutter, Miss
Helen Fiske. Miss Mabel Davis Miss
Frances Sllofield. and Miss Marguerite
Wood, all of Brunswick; Miss Pauline
Hatch, Miss Katherine Torrey, Miss Co.
rinne Jackson. Miss Louise Hartman,
Miss Gladys Parker. and Miss Eleanor
Bradlee of bath; Miss Olive Helway. and
Miss Bessie Locke. of Augusta Miss Re-
becca Chileott and Miss Gale LlttIeied
of Bangor Miss Louise Marson OF
Boothbay Harbor; Miss Christine Hus-
ton of Newcastle; Miss Emily Webb of
Rockland: Miss Lucy Jacobs of Thomas
ton; MISS Elizabeth fayson OF llhe
Point; Miss Dorothy True of Poland.
Miss Gertrude King of Cumberland Mills:
Miss Marie Fosg OF Westprook; MISS