Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Thirty-jive Ministerial Students ANTRIM KENOYER tHLBERT HOWARD FIRMAN KENOYER FRANCIS NUGEN MARTIN RADCLIFFE CHARLES REXROAD ARTHU R ROGERS College Prayer Meeting One of the most important parts of Columbiats religious life is her Prayer League. Once a week, a band of students gather in the library and have a prayer meeting. These meetings are con- ducted by the students themselves, and occasionally by a member of the faculty- During the year, Reverend Coy R. Sims, of Spokane, a former student, conducted a revival meeting in the school and some of the students were converted. A number re-dedicated themselves for life service. The members of the Prayer League took an actlve part and influenced some to take the stand. Seven Of Columbiae young men are preparing for the ministry and some others have dedicated themselves for hfe serv1ce.

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llinLdvml NANCY PENELOPE HOXVARD Nancy Penelope sleeps in a crib, s Comes home from church and puts on a bib, Gets all the dinner, and washes the dlSh6S, Then she's the Winner of all her Wishes. l; . ; l In February shels nine months old l'hf'f l 34 Cries sometimes but is as good as gold, Shels got four teeth but not much hair But then, I guess Sh6 doesnlt care. Just now, in age shels nearing a year, Noisy and gay but still shels a dear, Laughs all the time and can even typewrite, YOLfd be surprised but shels two feet in height. XVilma Eleanor Howard Ihirty-fom'

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Student Body thcers ALICE HOWARD .................................................................................. President MARION GOODMAN .................................................................. Vice-President VELMA HARRIS ...................................................... Secretary and Treasurer The Student Body The Student Body of the Columbia, though small, has been very active and loyal to the school this year. The third week in September all the students met in the auditorium and organized the body as it is today. Through the efforts of our Student Body, two large pictures of Washington and Lincoln were hung on the wall of the auditorium With due ceremony. An inaugural party was held on March 4, in Washington, D. C., including the administration of the oath to Arthur Rogers, Republican President-elect, by Chief Justice Antrim Kenoyer, the presentation of the Cabinet members and wives, the grand march and the reception by the joyful friends of President Rogers. The financial report of basketballv the Collegian, the Annual, and a special tax expenditures have been passed by this organization. The Student Body has been very loyal to the teachers and Vice versa. All activities have progress- ed and have perpetuated the rousing Wide awake spirit of C. J. C. Student Bodies. Our picnic Will be held the latter part of April or the first of May. The days of goodbyes and farewells will soon be here and we shall miss our dear classmates, our Student Body Meetings. our good time together, our hard work, but we shall only be sad for awhile. We will resolve firmly in our hearts that we love 0. J. 0., 1191' old walls, her traditions, land everything we have grown to love Connected with her, enough to boost her this summer and come back next fall ready to make our College better than it has been this most pleasant year. Thi;-ty-si.v