Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-07
COLBY IVY DAY
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Spirit Of Sport-Miss Luck s. Mont
somery Of Manchester, N. H.
Spirit Of Love-Miss Viv1enne A.
Wright Of wiscasset.
Spirit of Patriotism-Miss Yvette g.
Clair of Waterville.
Spirit of Charity-Miss Marion J.
Miller Of South Portland.
Spirit of Dance-Miss Antoinette
Ware of Waterville.
Spirit Of Innocence-MissF ossie See
kins Of Stonington.
Spirit of Beauty-Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Hodgkins Of Webster.
Spirit of Service-Miss Vivian L.
Skinner of Woodforis.
Nymphs-Miss Eff1e M. Hannah OF
Houlton, Miss Ella r. Robinson OF
North Arson and Miss Edith c. Robin
son Of Waterville.
Heralds-Miss Hazel L. Lane OF
Rockport and Miss Hazel A. Moore OF
Fairfield.
The class dances between the acts
were pretty and fascinating. The cos
tunes Of the girls Of the four classes
were Of the early Grecian style. Seniors
were dressed in white Grecian costumes
trimmed with garlands Of green and
yellow, the class colors: the solo dane
err. Miss Mary A. Washburn Of China,
wore gilded bands. Junior girls wore
Grecian costumes Of light green. The
Sophomore dance was in the form Of
a tennis dance, the performers being
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tennis rackets.
The costumes Of the Freshman dancers
were different from those of the girls Of
the other three classes in that five were
dressed as girls and Ave as boys. The
girls makeup consisted Of the pierrot
and pierrette style. while the cute lit
tie boys" wore clown uniforms.
The dancers were:
Senior class-Miss Mary A. Washburn
of China, Miss Ethel G. Chamberlain of
Fort Fairfield, Miss Margaret L. Forbes
Of Lakeville, Mass, Miss Vivian M. Ellis
worth Of Pennington. Miss Lena P.
Blanchard Of Augusta. Miss Hazel D.
Ross Of Charleston, Miss Helen N. Han
son Of Calais. Miss Mildred Holmes of
Eastport. Miss Evelyn s. Whitney Of
Woodfords.
Junior class-Miss b. Antoinette Ware
Of Waterville. Miss Carolyn L. Stevens
Of Five Islands, Miss vesta L. McCurda
of North Whitfield, Miss Katharine H.
Singer of Damariscotta, Miss Marjorie
L. Barker of Norway. Miss vivienne A.
Wright Of Wiscasset. Miss Esther D.
French of Scion. Miss Clara L. Hinckley
of Milbridge. Miss Yvette G. Clair OF
Waterville, Miss Berle Cram of Scion
Miss Iris C. Crosby Of Bangor, Miss
Lucy S. Montgomery Of Manchester, n.
H.. Miss Nina NJ. Titus of Madison.
Sophomore class-Miss Marian H.
White of Waterville. Miss Hazel A. Dur
gin of The Forks, Miss Annie V. French
Of Winthrop. Miss Catherine Clarkin OF
Waterville, Miss katherine C. Moulton
of Cumberland Center, Miss Phoebe J.
Vincent of Houlton and Miss E. Jeanne
Moulton Of Cumberland Center.
Freshman class-Miss Marian E. Lew
is of Fryeburg. Miss Grace D. Pattan-
gall of Waterville, Miss LYDIA L. Turner
Of Waterville, Miss Annie NJ. Caswell of
Skowhegan, Miss Leila NJ. Washburn of
Livermore Falls. Miss Helen NJ Kimball
of Lawrence, Mass, Miss Madge c.
Tooker of Cherrytield, Miss Phyllis F.
Cole of North Dartmouth, Mass. Miss
Eunice e. Chase of Skcwhegan and Miss
Marion E. Buzzell Of Houlton.
Planting the Ivy
The ceremonies attending the planting
Of the ivy began with a professional
march in which the Seniors, Juniors,
Sophomores and Freshmen were repre-
scented. The address of welcome was de-
livered by Miss Vivian NJ. Ellsworth Is
of Pennington, mistress of ceremonies
Senior girls planted the ivy with appro-
pirate exercises, and then the trowel
was presented to the Juniors by Miss
Lena P. Blanchard of Augusta, president
of the class of 1915. 1t was accepted by
Miss Marjorie L. Barker. president of
the Junior class. who made brief but
fitting remarks.
Following these impressive moments
the Seniors united in singing the Ivy Ode
which had been written for the occasion
by Miss Vivian NJ. Ellsworth of Farming
ton and Miss Mildred Holmes Of East
port. The ode was sung to the tune of
"Annie Lisle" and was as follows:s
Classmates, dear, as here we're gathered
Meath the gray and blue,
Let US leave fond remembrance
OF our friendship true. 4