Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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COLUMBIAlS OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING YEAR BY PRESIDENT H. S. SHANGLE HE greatest undeveloped natural resources in this great northwest a11e-ou11 boys and girls. Nothing is too good for them. All other values are as nothing compared to them. The future weal o11 woe of this country will depend entirely upon what we make of these undeveloped resources. To train our boys tand girls for the home the church and the stateeto fit them for Christian citizenshipethis should be the aim of every institution in the land. This is the task to which Columbia Colle01e is more than ever so fully committed.- F011 twenty years this school has been doing heroic service and hundreds of our best Citizens were graduated from its halls. The work has not been easy, but the fruits have brought joy to many beauty and homes. The skies are giowino very bright for Columbia just now The Centenary Commission has appropri iated $50, 000 for our school, and the Christian Education Movement is now seeking to raise $7 5000 more to meet urgent needs for equip- ment and maintenance. Surely money could not possibly be used in a more worthy cause. If placed in material investment it will serve only for a time. But invested in the lives of our boys and girls it will live forever. Marble will disintegrate, brass tarnish, and the most splendid temples of art crumble to dust. But a noble purpose born in the heart of a young man or a young woman will never perish. Next year p1omises to be the beginning of a new era in the life of Columbia College. New laboratories will be installed, ad- ditions made'to the library, the business department refurnished, and the buildin01 will be repaired. The Faculty will be 0111eatly st1enothened especially 1n the Academic and College departments. The first two years of the College cou1se will be 111e01g1anized and made absolutely standard, and the other two years will be added as needed. The Musical Conservatory will maintain its high standard of efficiency, while the other departments will continue with an enlarged program. Everybody is inspired with Columbiak outlook.

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Faculty H 0WY A R D DILLS REXROAD ELIZABETH GRAHAM HOWARD Mathematics, Modern Languages MARGARET DILLS Expression MR. C. A. REXROAD Physics BESSIE O. LEWIS English, History SHANGLE SEYY STIMPSON LEXVIS MRS. H. s. .SHANGLE Pible MISS MARY STIMPSON Commercial, Matron MRS. I. B. SEVY Home Economics