Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-04
Colby Health League
MOnOgramS Awarded

Misses Ruth y. Allen, PA, and
Helen +. Libby, IA of Portland, and
Helen II. Pratt, IA of Corning, n.
T.. are the first Colby girls to win
a Health League monogram. The
blue arm bands, bearing the mono.
grams in gray. were presented at the
second annual meet of the Health
League held in the mems gymnasium
Wednesday,.
The monogram Was designed by
Miss Ruby +. Dyer, 20, of Skowhe-
gan, and is awarded to any girl who
gains a definite number of points
through the Health League System.
Mrs. Bertha NJ. B. Andrews. head
OF the Colby department of Physical
Education and Hygiene, was in
charge Of the program of the after
noon, which included floor drill. ap-
paratus work, folk and aesthetic
dancing. At the close Of the pro-
gram the freshman and sophomore
classes formed the name Colby" on
the floor. and led in singing one of
the college songs.
The installation Of officers OF the
fi'dili i|CaS uC III Vic SOiIlHS yHdt
followed the completion of the pro-
gram. The new officers arc: Misses
Doris Wyman. '23, of Medford, Mass
president: Helen L. Libby. "a of
Portland, vice president: Lonette NJ.
Warburton. '23. secretary treasurer;
Miss Bertha T.. Gilliatt, 20. Of Med
ford. Mass. retiring president, in
stalled the officers.
At intervals during the afternoon
music was given by a trio composed
Of Misses Melva NJ. Mann. '23. piano;
Margaret f.. White, "a, cello: Mar
ion Johnson. '25, violin. During the
absence of the judges songs and
cheers were given by the different
classes.
The judges Mrs. Edward II. Ris-
ley Of Watcrville: Miss Nellie Jordan
of Augusta, state director OF Ply
steal Education. and Miss Evelyn
school and Harry Edwards. physical
director of the mems division at
Colby, rendered their decisions as fol-
lows:
Those receiving honorable mention
We're: For apparatus work-Eleanor
Bailey. 20, Beatrice Baker, 20, Mary
Brier, '22, Ruth Goodwin, 'o2, Cath
crime Larrabee. '22 Laura Stanley,
'22, Dorothy White. 20, Clara Wight
man, 30. Helen Libby, "a, Doris
Dickey, '23, Elizabeth Griffin, '23,
Helen Harris, '23, Melva Mann. '23,
Helen Pierce, '23. Myrtice Swain, '23
Doris Wyman, %, Ruth Fifield, "a,
Doris Oakley. "a. Ruth Fairbanks,
"a, Ervena Goodale, PA, Ethel Har-
mon, "a. Hazel Berry. '25. Elsie
Bishop, '25. Marie Buell., '25. Rosa
mond Cummings. '25, Doris Dow,
%, Flora Hartman. '25, -, Lenore
Hewett. 20. Madeline Miles, '25,
Jennie Nuttcr. 20, Joseph Warbur-
ton, 20. Madeline Woodwork. 20,
Althea Lord, "a, Helen Pratt. "a,
Ethel Reed. "a. Daphne Fish. '22,
Eva Glidden. '22, Edna Briggs, 20,
"a, Mary Watson, "a, Lena Drisko,
20. Amy Robinson. '25, Betty Tar
rant. '25. Hazel Dyer, 30. Louise ia
cobs. %. Anne Sweeney, ~, Mar
guerite Starbird. 20. Leonette War
burton, '23, Dorothy Gordon. PA,
Carrie Baker, '25, Mildred Briggs,
'25. Marjorie Everingham, '25.
Honorable mention for drill work
Carrie Baker, 20, Eva Alley. '25,
Hazel Berry. '25, Rosamond Cum
mings. '25, Doris Hardy, 20, Clara
Harthorn. '25, Elsie Bishop, '25. Amy
Robinson. '25. Bernice Robinson, '25,
Ellen Smith, Betty Tarrant, Madeline
Miles, Ruth Allen. "a, Mildred Bick-
more. "a. Anna Erickson. "a, Mary
Lord, PA. Althea Lord "a. Alice Mant-
er. "a. Helen Pratt. "a, Eleanor
HaIes. '23. Melva Mann, 90. Helen
Springfield, 'o3, Sybil Williams. '23.
Sipprelle Daye. "a, Eleanor Bailey.
80. Hazel Dyer. %. Daphne Lsh,
'22. Bertha Gilliaet, 80. Ruth Good
win, '22. Vina Parent, %, Catherine
Iarrabee, '22. Anne Sweeney. 'oo2.
Dorothy White. '22. Gertrude Wiley,
'22. Clara Wightman, 30.