Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-10
DIR. AvERILL PLEASES WITH talk
ON TRIP TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON MONDAY

SECOND DAY OF
COMMENCEMENT
C0bURN CLASSICAL
Monday morning the second day of
the commencement exercises at CO.
burn Classical Institute was ushered
in by the observances Of the seniors
last chapel, held in the school gym
nasium. The class chaplain, Everett
Holmes. presided at the services. At
this time the school letters were pre-
scented to the mebers of the boys at
letic teams by the managers of the
several teams, and the letters, nu-
merals and badges were awarded to
the girls by Miss Harriet Pearce,
athletic director Of the girls. The
class gift to the school was present.
ed and was accepted by Cecil M.
Daggett, for the board of trustees.
At $50 a. m. the senior class
marched into the gymnasium led by
the class marshal, Stanley DeVeau.
After the singing Of a hymn there
was the scripture reading by the
class chaplain, Everett Holmes. This
was followed by singing and short
prayer, after which the class chap
lain gave a short address. He ad-
vised his classmates as the course
they should pursue after leaving
school and told them to find their
rN1o i,a fbn - - o1y
to 1t. He said that life Is more than
best of ones opportunities.
Principal Drew T. Harthorn pre-
scented the Coburn &c" for literary
work to the editor in chief of the Co.
burn Clarion, E. Richard Drummond,
and to Omar A. Hall, the business
manager of the Clarion. Mr. Har-
thorn also presented the &c" for
public speaking to Henry Wuestefeld
and Omar A. Hall.
Miss Harriet Pearce next present.
ed the letters, numerals and badges
to the girls. The basketball pins for
playing one year were awarded to
Audrey Mace, Margaret Salmond,
Blanche Simpson, Helen Simmons.
| Thelma Short, Annie Hooper and
Beatrice Wood. The letters &c. c.
l." for two years playing on the
basketball team were awarded to
| Dorothy Dagett, Jeanette Willett,
Ruth Daggett and Mary Thayer. The
Coburn &C" for three years playing
! was given to Priscilla Clark and
| Evelyn Foster. Marion Daye re-
ceived gold basketball for four
years. playing. The members of the
| Girls Athletic league to receive let
tiers for making 100 points were
Dorothy Daggett. Helen Kimball,
.. Agnes Nose, Priscilla Clark, Evelyn
Lydick and Annie Hooper. Those re-
| ceiving gold pins for so points were
| Marion Clark. Marion Daye, Audrey
Mace, Mary Thayer, Margaret Mitch
! ELL Lucille Thompson, jeanette Will
lett. Glenys Cole, Elva Fernald, AL
! berta Brown, Florence Burrill, Helen
| Gaylord, Ruth Herd, Evelyn Grindall,
/ BERTHE Morrow, Louise Murray, Eve
! lyn Rollins, Faylene Hodges. Helen
| Simmons, Gertrude Sykes, Iva Hus-
sey. Next the awards were made to
| the members of the outing clubs as
| follows: Marion Clarks. "C"; Annie
Hooper, Priscilla Clark, numerals;
Alberta Drawn, Louise Murray, &c.
| o. c.: Evelyn Rollins, BERTHE Mer-
row, Florence Burrill, Evelyn Grin
| DIAL, Mary Bendix, Faylene Hodges
| Fannie Phippin, Faith Rollins, each
received gold bar.
| The basketball letters were award
| ed to Captain Fielder, Captain-elect
! Shanahan,, Martoski. McCroary, Lo-
well. Grady and Hall. The following
received baseball letters: Captain
ohanahan. Weston, Bragg. McCroary
| Fielder, Minnehane, Scagliarinf. Trial
ponnelly. Captain elect Grady
| Khoury and Manager Hadley. Let
tiers for hockey went to the follow
ing: Captain Drumond, Captain
elect Donnelly. West, Romeo, DeVeau
r. Hardy, Weston and Manager
Mclean.
| The services closed with the sing
ing of "Auld Lang Syne," followed by
the Coburn song, after which the
class filed out.
The Coburn senior class day exer.
cises were held yesterday Afternoon
at the First Baptist church, begin
ming at 2.30. The class day parts
were as follows: Glass history, Vio'
let Daviau and Lucille Thompson
class will, Stanley Deveau: class
prophecy, Evelyn Foster and Dorothy
Daggett; class gifts. Charles Mime
hane and Henry Wuestefeld; elias!
poem, Blach Simpson: address to un'
dergraduates, Drisko Allen. clas:
grafton, James McCroary; ode com
mtttee, Blanche Simpson and Doro
thy Dagett: class chaplain, Everett
Holmes, and class Marshal, Stanle!
DeVeau.
Especially worthy of note were thu
address to undergraduates by Drisk'
Allen and the class grafton by james
McCroary. The class history wa
given in the form of a dialogue. Mis-
Daviau and Mis- Thompson caryin,
on a conversation in which they told
of the various achievements Of thu
class since they first entered Coburn
In the class will Stanley DeVeau reat
a paper made out in legal form b!
which the class gave to the faculty
undergraduates and to their owl
class mates various characteristic IT,
ties. Miss Foster and Miss Dagget
gave the class prophecy in the form
of a dialogue.