Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-09
COBURN NOTES

MISS Lucille Thompson. membe. oe
the Copurn music department rova
tax on the Bauer Concert anS
went INTO the details inn exnla;nirsr
now Harold Bauer was able 70 ne
brought to Waterville. This toW.
was given in the teacher class of tba
normal department under the dire.
tlon OF Mrs. Harriet Patterson Mics
EVeiyn Lylick, also a meber of ~
music department, gave a short and
prlet taik at this meeting on the
peneht OF the Summer. school. Miss
Lyhck gave the advantages of neo.
PIE VINO wish to take music during
ehe summer vacation who are NOT
dole 10 attend such classes any other
Tune. She had some experience in
tne summer school last year in which
she gained much and at present ia
uoIhs mucn Tor the music depart
ment at Coburn.
Principal Drew T. Harthorn an
iounceo IN chapel that there will be
speclal tickets for the Bauer Con-
cert Tor the students at Coburn md
otilef students of Waterville who
The Christmas party which wa g
wish to attend the concert.
held yesterday afternoon was q very
successful one and the attendance ~
every girl at Coburn was the record
Miss Clara Morrill,, Dean of the Girl,
an teacher of the English Depart
ment: Miss Harriet Pearce, Physical
director of the girls: Miss Vera Rice.
teacher of the Religious Education
department., anc other members of
the female faculty. Pop corn balls,
candy and peanuts were enjoyed, The
Junior class gave a stunt, the pro-
gram: Solo, Nancy Nivision. Faith
Rollins; Hero, Faylene Hodges; The
Light House Keeper, Helen Sim
mons; The Light House Keepers
Daughter. Avis Foster; The Boot
logger Villain, Ruth Herd: Reading,
Shara Cherry: Piano Solo. The
Christmas gifts were then given and
the girls gave up all their presents
to make a donation to the poor fam
lies and this was put in charge of
the Y. NJ. c. A.
The entire student body will be
prepared on their return from the
vacation for snow -shoeing, skiing,
skating, and other winter sports for
parties to be held next term. plans
are ready to have Poverty Social
"A Masquerade Social and the Orient
al Bazaar for the winter term.
A special meeting of the Captains
Club was held yesterday afternoon
and the cross country discussion was
finally finished and the rule govern
ing awarding of letters in this sport
was put in the constitution of the
Captains Club. There were only two
members of the past cross country
to receive their letter. Captain Pete
Spaulding of Hanover, N. H. and
FRA ", rd Ha rdv IF Cn,ifhRald
The Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. A.
will combine in community singing
and this is to be held the first Mon
day after the vacation.
Miss Vera Rice announced that on
January 10 a Go to Church Sunday
will take place and Clifford Hathorn
of Bangor is on that committee.
The Coburn Cottage Girls had
house party last evening in which
everyone enjoled themselves. under
the direction of Miss Vera Rice who
is in charge Of the cottage.
Miss Vera Rice. teacher of Relig-
ious Education at Coburn, will spend
part of her vacation in New York
City. Her home is in Part Rapids.
Minnesota.
The list of honors FOR the month
VI 4NOtCIuOOI was SANCh OuI w 4hioo
Ruth Abbot. Marcia Daye of Wa
tervilIe and Alden Wilmot of New
York City received the high honors
of the month, both getting AS
each; AS, Carleton Brown. Louis
Charron, Roland Cyr. Ina Hussey.
Mary Nelson and Timothy Ryan;
3 AS, Charles Bohn, Helen Gates,
Horace Daggett. Evelyn Grindall.
Florence GrindalI. Stanley Martoski,
Gwendolyn Murray, Nancy Nivfsion,
Evelyn Rollins and Helen Simmons;
2 AS, Alfred coombs, Luis Ferro,
Avis Foster, Faylene Hodges, Solo
mon Johnson, Thomas Parker, Will
lam Plummer and Philip Priest; A,
Thelma Bean, Florence Burrill, Ross
Butler, Maynard Gates, Sara Cherry.
Aurelio Ferro, Ruth Herd Dorothy
Hutchins, Madeline Knight, Eliza
beth Priest, Edward Prichard, Fran
ces Robarge, Eileen Short, Dana
Simmons, Catherine Turbyne. Myr-
tie williams, Norman Williams. Wal
ter Brinn, Robert Maynes, Mur1ei
Wood and Matilda Weddleton.