Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Senior History TONE AGE. S Fall 1918. WAN Frosh this way, a big voice boomed. Before I could recover my breath I was hustled into a room with eleven other te1111o11-st11icken freshmen. Before this I had not known I was straightened with pride. 11011g1anize your class and then you will be full-fledged Freshmen. ' Writh this information we were left alone. gested that we introduce ou11se1V es to each a freshman. I It was sue other. N'Ianl ee Spores a chubby,11edfaced Voun01ste11 in the tic11htest of tight pantaloons, had a111e adx; be011n a violent flirtation with 1itt1e Ruth VVillian1s.R11th s Chief charm at this time was a continuous e111ba1111assing giggle and a talent for holdinO1he11 nose to deaden the frequent convul- sions of 1a1101hte11 The door opened and Dorothy VViHiams entered tardily, with many a toss of her beribboned head and a smile from under eoyly lowered eyes. She walked over near RossiParks. Ross1s face. that hitherto had shone 1110111 Vigorous scrubbing, now flamed up into a becoming crim- son and he foeussed his closest attention upon the knee of his IIkniekersW A flame-haired, vari-colored youth now walked over to three little 011111s who had kept apart from the O'roup. I am Haskel Tudor and prav what may 11011111 names be? 1 he asked. WVe ith take music? they said in concert. I afterward learned that the fat one on the end was Sue bhroeder, the slim one in the middle was Olive Speer and the fat one on the othe11enc1 was Lilli 1an Howells. The proverbial kitty had their tongues and Haskel Tudor retired in confusion At this moment the peaceful meetin:0 was 11011111101 at the siOht of Cha1111es1xex11oad striving to stop the flow of blood from his nose. Eighteen The word sounded so grownup; 191115111 11181 111 : jfg'fmul't ch: 111111 4.1;? onV is a St ltW 3111111 1111' 1111'11 , 111111 h1s harm 5.11115. 15313111111111 mcmhcrs 111111111611 and 5111111 tisareal thc 111ghl. 3111111 marricd 11111 1111111 3111111 111' 1913 11:11'1' 1 11111111111111 11 6111111111111 1111111 11' 11153111 1118prqmr1'11 Hrs R110 m 111116th the Wunqnun .11 t 151$

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ROSS VEPI kg: Park? . LI Entsrgguk 015$ 1;. 'Y: BOGY H. if YELMA FIE? AI-II: RM D. Y. W. KY. Class SII III: Student My Basketball HI: Glee Club V anit as Yum: I'aniras Spm'PF 1.0 MI 1.01 Enter?I ll B-lSkPI III FM: OICIJPFIZ: .. love 03:11 I think M: Top T005: ed Linen flllwilkj; I l IUII-IIIWCS 1 V .ILightOr I' CnlOI'S SUSIE SCHROEDER Conservatory HSIJON Entered I22 Glee Club I40 Orchestra 0h I'Ah. those fleeting practice periods, LILLIAN HOWELLS Conservatory I'I'Bottf, Entered 22 G190 Club MI Orchestra HI : Honor Society HI h'Bo good. sweet maid and let who will be clever, 39 good, sweet maid and prac- tice 0n fOI'BV-QIM OLIVE SPEER Conservatory Cnt'orml I19 Orchestra WHivo is a Ilark-eyed maid, S0 stately and so charming And when she plays her Violin, IFS really most alarming PIA IIUCNI IE ROBBINS Hnnmvrciul Entered '22 I'Slw mu lmkv. she 2111 brva She mm keep you in a :2th Seventeen

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' History 0 :1 111g mice 1111101 was 11113111111110;1r 4, 1 freshmen 111. known 1 1121511111 1111' word s01111ded1111 1d then 11111 1111111111 '15 11111111111111 we 11111111111 we introduce 1111111111 1111'. redfaced1'1111111111: 1s. had aheadv b11111; Williams. R111'1111111: 11111s 61111131121551111 0111 111 deaden thet 1W 1 1r11th1 11 111111115 1111111C 11e1 111111111611 beam 1 e165 th: 11 11111161111 1:1111ed 1111 1111111 111 me st attention 1111: I1 1'1'1'11 11111111 11 kept 3113 ft 1111? . Florence Robhins, a wee mite in a blue gingham dress, fainted at the Slght. A11 eyes were turned accusingly upon the culprit, Velma Harris, who stood defiant and hlazmg, saving: 81 don't care! I meant to h1t 111111! He took off his glasses and stared at me. I forgot myself and shouted 8130 to it, TigeV SO ended the first meeting of the Freshmen in 1918. CIVILIZED AGE, 1921-22 Pass with me over the long period Of time which elapsed, while these Freshmen grew to be Sophomores, Juniors and finally Seniors. How much older they seem than these Children of 1918. Manlee Spores now is very fat and dignified, although he does yet at times carry on a milder sort of the 01d flir- tation. Ruth Williams now has lost those old childlike ways, having taken on other far more charming ways. Dorothv Williams now is a stately, blue- eyed girl. While she has been passinO thi'o ugh these years she has become more dignified and has learned the French art of shrugOing her shoulders. But of all the dionified members of this class Ross Parks is the most dionified and settled and it is thought that he often fosters a re eal thought. Haskel Tudor is now married and has become quite used to being called Daddy. The three little girls of 1918 have now become aCCOIF- plished musicians. Charles Rexmad, it is reported, has not had his nose bothered since that memorable time back 111 1918. Florence RObbins is now prepared to be the head secre- tary 0f the 0mat firm of Sears Roebuck and C0. 8 Velma Harris still possesses the defiant quali+1 of 1918 of which all the 11011110 men of Columbia have learned to beware. LEONEL GRAY, H1 stm'ia n. Nineteen