Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Twelve Seniors FRANCIS W. NUGENeAcademy 9N00d1es1, $1 missionary to be, to lands beyond the sea? Entered from Peach High School 1919. Class Presi- dent ,20; Basketball 120; Chrestomathean Literary 8:;- ciety; Dramatics 120; Operetta ,20; First prize orator- ical contest 120; Valedictorian. FLORENCE PEARL MCEWENeAcademy 9Pete 9I care for nobody, no not I, if no one cares for me? Chrestomathean Literary Society; Dramatics 119, ,20 LOIS GRAYeAcademy 1 1B0bbie1 , 9A woman1s heart like the moon is ever changing; but there is always a man in it? Basketball Captain 120; Chrestomathean Literary So- ciety; Dramatics ,20; Operetta 119, 120. MINNIE GRACE HAMPTON-Academy 1iMin77 90h, dear, isn1t this life a bore? Entered from Lewiston High School 1918. Chresto- mathean Literary Society. 9,1,- 4 A' i m1, .1 , 9M .n :W' .1 , 3 W1 w. 'WMM . Min 3.... W1. $ ulna

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JASPER Dlllill,x WARD SHANGLE Editorial Staff , WU; apartment Editors Alice? l. ' ---'.-..HWMW Business Staff ,..Royl ienior Class dthew l1 best vou have an : e . qr. Colors: 093ml ,' e P Officers. ' I ' , ,- ::l:llicii: Editoral HE year 1920 is an epoch marking one in the growth and advancement of Columbia Junior College. We have benefited to a great extent by the great Methodist movement for funds to be used for educational puriioses. The year has been marked not only by a large number of public recitals and en- tertainments, but also by the formation of a regularyly organized Literary So- ciety and the publication of this-0ur first Annual. A yeai's achievement of which to be proud. Our College walls are not ivy-covei'ed for she is yet only an institution in her youth, haying been founded in 1900. Rev. Thomas C. Reese, M. A., was the first President, Rev. E. ll. Greene and Rev. G. H. Gibbs, prominent co-workers. In 1907 the movement for a threater Columbia'l was begun, $100,000 hav- ing been collected of which $17,000 was added to the endowment fund. Much of the success of this movement is due to the persevering efforts of our presi- dent, Rev. H. S. Shangle, who has labored faithfully and diligently to achieve this end. Thus does Columbials motto 'labor Oinnia Vincitll become the key note of her success. This motto is aplicable not only to the financial aspect, but also to the spiritual, physical, intellectual and social elements of our school life. To crown the labors of those spiritually inclined the College Prayer League has been organized and anchored through the year under the able direction of Martin Radcliff. Under the supervision of Mr. Victor Orr our physical prowess and sports- nianlike attitude has been developed thru many hours of valuable practice. Our intellectual advancement is shown by the admirable manner in which our recitals are conducted as well as by the class whlch s0 ably completed the courses prescribed for graduation. Our social life has been by no means at all meager. Beginning with the Reception for new Students, which is in the nature of a get-together partyii there has been a bevy of good times for all. tho will suon forget our Vale entine party 01' the enjoyable reception given in the hospitable home of Miss Zella Hoon? With this addition of the Sed and Dun Columbia makes her 'fm-mal debut. It is the earnest desire of the Staff to thank all who have so kindly entered into the spirit of the College and by words of encouragement and cxpcrlcncc have so graciously assisted us to edit thisAnnnal. Ele- yen

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A 31 Seniors Em M. dens; from palm. NOEL K. DOBYNs-Academy Oiety-D' mango? 11Dobbie,, icalcontestah WOW: He vous aime, je vous adore vous encore?'1 ,20; WW9 Que voulez Entered from Ione High School 1919. Basketball Captain y20; Annual Staff; Chrestomuthean Literary Society; Dramatics 120; Operetta 120. W VIOLET FRANCES BOWEN-Academy 111Wf01'110b0dym0m1: 1W1 Beg, .. K1 would-be Mary Pickford, Chrestomathean Literary 1.31.: Entered from Montana Wesleyan 1918. Class Treasur- er ,20; Basketball 120; Chrestomathean Literary So- ciety; Dramatics ,19, 120; Operetta 119, ,20. 11013035141 EDNA McALEXANDEMJunior College W i2112101, 3 Woman's heart like meg: but there is always m. BaSketball Captam 20; Chm 0W; Dramatus ., UFaithfulness to duty has its 1'9,szan Athena High School 117. Secretary Student Body 320; Secretary Class ,20; President Chrestomathean Liter- ary Society; Annual Staff; Dralnatics 120; Student Teacher ,20. ' RUTH SHANGLE1-Conservat0ry, Piano IE 0W Hm 11Ruthie t '- 7! 111m Hillsic hath charms to soothe the savage breast. Iiy'flhir Columbia Academy 119. Vice-Prosidont Student Body 0111 dea: $51 .30; Orchestra 120; Chrestomathean Literary Society; Lewisttm Dramatics ,19, 120; Annual Staff 120. te from Swim En Literary Thirteen