Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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iel under the directionofM F irst Act antante-Lois Gray. Iero-Harold Milby. Second Act antante-Edna McAlexander. rita-Florence McEwen. ble though several of our nun? 'ers lines. ' ' ', Omit: Helvetlorumii was gnen 1thie. . AIiff I: llperatof - - - - - ' ' LINDWUU? 115M HEW? us..---' ....Gm?e',.i . Wm? H'NiFranfESL ' um- . tofis' Ch r15:0 tec t o 1mpera ' 1T1. d'i a thec . CeW Well given a dheir audnell anis Mi At 8:15 on March 16, 1920, before a packed house the students of Columbia College presented the play HPTOfESSOY Pepp. It was a laugh from beerinnino to end and was keely enjoyed by all at tending, not only because of thebnatur: of the play, but also because of the splendid scenes and character work. Aunt Minerva, Sim Batty and the Petunia Muggins won scores of admirers through ther skillful interpretation of the Characters they represented. The Cast: Professor Peterkin Pepp, a nervous wreck ..................... Francis Nuden Mr. C. B. Buttonbuster, a giddy butterfly of forty-eight ......... Roy Wensler Howard Green, his son who had the court to change his name. . . .Noel Dobyns Sim Batty, the police force of a college town ................ Martin Radcliff Peddler Benson, working his way thru school .............. Firman Kenoyer Noisy Fleming, just out of high school ....................... Martin Howard Pink Hateher, an athletic sophomore ......................... Manley Spores Buster Brown, a vociferous junior ........................... Chester Wrenn Betty Gardner, the professors ward .......................... Lida Saunders Aunt Minerva, his housekeeper, from Skowhegan, Maine ..... Esther Compton Petunia Muggins, the hired girl .............................. Mamie Rogers Olga Stopski, the new teacher of folk dancing ................. Violet Bowen Kitty Clover, a collector of souvenirs ......................... Florence Milby Vivian Drew, a college belle ...................................... Lois Gray Irene Van Hilt, a social leader ........................... Edna McAlexander Caroline Kay, the happy little freshman ....................... Alice Howard TimeeThree days in September. Placee-A small college town. Old college days, old college days, The years may come, the years may go, But still my thoughts will ever turn T0 college days of long ago. Synopsis Act L-Professor Pepp'S residence on the college campus. The opening day Of school. A trip to Russia. Father comes to college. Act H. Same scene as Act 1. Father is hazed. Surrounded by the Nihil- Bombs and bumski! ists. Same scene. Celebrating the football Victory. Father the foot- Act III. . A double weddmg. ball hero. The serenade. Aunt Minerv a 0n the warpath. Music directed by Mrs. Gwen Howells. TWO contests of unusual interest ha ye been held m the college auditorlum auditorium this year. Seventeen

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On February 24, the Girls, Annual Declamatory contet swas held. Much strenuous p1:act1ee and work was done by the girls under Mrs. Howard,s competent dlrectlon and their program was an honor to the school. The program was: Lasca .................... : .................... F. Deprez Mamle Rogers The St. John,s Fund ............................... . Lida Saunders The Gypsy Flower Girl .................... Ed L. McDowell Florence Milby The First Settlele Story ................... Will Carleton Alice Howard Judith of 1864 ............................ C. F. Cavanough Violet Bowen Lida Saunders won first place. The Boys, Oratorical contest was held March 8, 1920 following a short Conservatory recital Spartacus t0 the Gladiators .................. Elijah Kellogg Martin Radcliff The American Flag ................... Henry Ward Beecher Firman Kenoyer A League for Peace ...................... President Wilson Francis Nugen The Mother of Lincoln .................. Gen. John C. Black Gilbert Howard The decision of the judges was for Francis Nugen speaking on TTA League for Peace? The prizes given the winners were presented on Commencement night. Mr. Tassey Stewart, one of C. J. Cs. true frlends, IS the donor of these and several scholarshlp prlzes. Nineteen