Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-07
SrOBURN NOTES

Z Principal Drew T. Harthorn an
aced in Chapel, yesterday morn
nouth mat DR.. Crane will speak to the
Ms;a snt body in the assembly room
,s morning during the Chapel ex-
ecises.
IN the Senior class English room.
.ssterday morning. instructor Drew
= Harthorn announced that the
commencement parts should be re-
ssrted on not later than next week
Monday. This will give the peo-
W ~. who are concerned an oppor-
p.r,+v 10 get there work completed
. .-.r the week end. He told the
US that the time is very near when
~ graduating week will be here
"a for that reason every man who
:: NV concerned should be in prepara-
ton.
An announcement was made yes
,.rdav morning in Chapel which con-
s.rned the Junior Parts rehearsal
s,udents. They met yesterday after
moon Immediately after the noon
n,ssses in the Coburn Gymnasium,
under the direction of Miss Clara
Worrill, Dean of the girls and Eng
Ssh instructor and Principal Drew
T. Harthorn.
was hoped that all the students
would do everything possible in as
siring for various work to be done
for the show. Many of the boys
hove been doing much work and
thew will expect to be busy until late
this evening.
DYKE L. Quackenbush made. a
sneech yesterday morning and he
tod the boys that every one should
hs ready at five o'clock to be dressed
N some sort of funny cloths and
narace the streets of Waterville for
the purpose of advertising the show.
me TO this the baseball men will
no let off much earlier from prac-
t,ce so that they may take part in
me helping out of the scheme. Mr..
ouackenbush also added that the
man who are to take part in the
show should be dressed at an early
hour and every man including the
chorus should report at the audi
forum at Z o'clock.
Coach Ray Haines, the Physical
director, gave a talk on the impor-
lance of the Minstrel Show and i'm
pOrtance of the coming baseball
games and the track meet on Sat
urday at the University of Maine,
where the Coburn team will take
part. He mentioned the fact that
the baseball men should be in bed
Al a proper hour because of the
game with Hebron on Friday after
noon. The boys have been allowed
80 minutes after the show to be in
bed and on Friday evening both the
baseball team and the track team
will not be allowed to stay out any
later than 1890 P. NJ. The next
subject he talked to the students
on was the wearing of the Coburn
letter which is given out by the va
rious sports. 1t seems that many OF
the boys who have not had the
knowledge Of knowing of the rules
which govern wearing the Coburn
letter and have been wearing the
letters which they have not earned.
This was outlined in real fashion
by the Coach.
Mrs. Edith Written, the director
Of the French Department at Co.
burn, will not meet her classes to-
day owing to the important business
which she is attending at Portland
on Friday. Mrs. Written will be
accompanied by Guy Written. Dean
of the boys at Coburn, and Mathe-
matics instructor.
The Waterville High School base
ball team will play there game on
the Coburn diamond against the
Gardiner High School team on Lib
bey Field. Thursday afternoon. This
will mean that the game will start
after the Coburn baseball nine leaves
the field from it's practice.
Due to the parade for the Minis
trel Show, yesterday afternoon, the
supper hour was held one hour earl
Ter than the usual time, namely at
P. NJ. This gave the boys who
were to be in the parade time to
get there supper and use at least
one hour for advertising. The boys
then journeyed over to the hall
where they prepared themselves for
the show which was given at &
O'clock.