Colby Sawyer College - Colbyan Yearbook (New London, NH)

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Rouge Pot .-. . .., , -,yu R lr Bark raw: Barbara Mix. sCLYll1tlf010,'.IC2ll'l Watson, Dorothy King, Miss Brown, Phyllis SCl'lWV1lll5C,'lCZll1 Colburn. Fir.rr row: Mary Morgan, Miriam Clufl, Mary Russell. HE Rouge Pot is the honorary dramatic society atColby. To be eligible, one must have participated in at least two major productions, or one major production and two minor productions. Superior work in the direc- tion ofa play or outstanding work on a play committee is also a recognized factor in admitting a girl to the Rouge Pot. New members must be elected by a unanimous vote of the old members. Elections are held after each pro- duction. This year the activities of the Rouge Pot members included serving as ushers at the New London Baptist Church for a performance by Cornelia Otis Skinner. After the recital they attended a party in her honor. l lf 8911

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Boot and Saddle Burk row: Kay Scott, Dorothy King. Fir.rrmw.'Luell:1Searle, Nancy Edwards, Miss Carey, Betty Gallien. ECAUSE of our love for horses and all things that are connected with them, we, the members of the Boot and Saddle Club, join together in a number of activities during the year which we hope will not only increase our knowledge of horses, but make us better horsewomen in every way. A few things which we love are moonlight rides, treasure hunts, sleigh rides, a trip to the Boston Horse Show, and a trip to the Upway Farms in Woodstock, Vermont. We all look to the annual Boot and Saddle party which is our winter activity. Probably the outstanding events of the year are the fall and spring horseshows sponsored by the Club. 1,r ik A,-I-is L 88 in

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Varsity Hockey Back row: Virginia Hunt, Joyce Wamsley, Cynthia Drew, Marion Este, Cathryn Grier, Christine Close, Helen Cooke. Front rawsjuliette Hersom, jean MacDonald, Reid Francis, Virginia Mahard, jean Porter, Harriet Tilling- hast, jane Winey. HE 1938 Hockey season began October 4, with a series of five inter- dorm games. The Juniors were victorious in the Junior-Senior game on Gctober 27 with the score of 5-2. From these games, the Blue and White teams were chosen. A game played on November 1, resulted in the Blues winning 3-1. The varsity was chosen and played its first game November 3 with New London High School. The score was 3-0 in favor of the Colby Varsity. The final game was played on November 10 with the University of New Hampshire. The varsity was again victorious, running a score of 5-2. The Hockey season closed with a delightful Fireside Supper at the Lodge on November 14. Mr. Moreland gave a very interesting, as well as informative, talk on Sports of Yesterday at Colby. Hockey charms were presented to the deserving Varsity. 'I I' AHL. ik Fig l99l