Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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ORGAN IZATION S 116116 ' M 111611111111111111'il Iii :1 1111111111 1111 111 111 c 11111111111111 1 11111 .. 111111111 :111111 111 111 1111111111 11111121111iz1 11 1111 1:1:111 .1111 1111 VELMA HARRIS ROSS PARKS JOE GIBSON STUDEN T BODY :5 , .1 1 1? 0111ce1 5 4 President : - - - - - - - Joe Gibson :1? 1115. Vice President - - - - - - Ross Parks 1:1 Secretary - - - - - - Velma Harris HE size of the Student Body has been greatly in- T creased this y ear and side by side with the increased numbers has been found the increased activity and rousino wide- awake spirit of the students. A committee of five consistino of Zelma Flock, Joe Gibson, Marian Goodman, Dorothy 1711111011115, and Harol 1d C111 is worked faithfully 0n the new constitution, which has been accepted by the student body. The hue and honor of the students to their C1111ege has Twenty-six

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Omore Class Omcers R1111 11,1. Lilias 11:. 6 1101 11:13 13111111 in actixity. 01111111 1 and 1135 alsoamemts 11111 was :1 11113111 111111: 111. .11 311113 Carter 111:: ip class. .11 1111311111111 member 11115111111111: 111111111111 112151111111 rri1:11 she 11111111111 W 316 taken 1116116115111! 111116 1111111115. 1111111111 11615 111 11111 c1ass1 11111 Classes 111 the 1111115 1:51 5 in 11161115111111 1111 HENNINGER KENOYER PRIPE KENOYER GRAHAM GILLIS HICKS HAGGERTY FLOCK SCHELLENBERGER BURGOYNE BURGOYNE 131215000 Freshmen By LEIGH PRICE ETTER 1V1 EN: Football, 3, Basket 132111, 1; Tennis, 1: L And it came to pass that the Frosh did wax strong and lusty, inasmuch as they were verdant and re- cently come from grammar school. XVhereupon they gathered together their 111e111hc:115 and made 1Vi11iam Burgoyne then pilot for Lo! 5. 15:.id .hey, He shall be Tom, the Hagga1t3'. Let him also do the 501121-- 1111 mg. ,1 A maiden with downcast eyes and embarrassed 0igg1e joined the ranks of the Frosh, Alice, meaning White One. A flock of admirers gathered about one ta11 Frosh maiden until one jealous Frosh, Edgar, the Hick, laughed in derision, HZe1n1a Flock she shall be? Then from the land of the Frosh came many others, 11Ve1'tol, the Variable? and 111N1'ight, the VVorstedf and yet11Leigh, the Lenient. 1 On the outskirts st011d11F1'ed, the Fiek1e1 and 11Che5ter, the Cheshire11 and they 1au01hed in exceeding 1037 to see the Victo1ie5 of the fellow Frosh. They met other classes in mortal con111at,in the orgie of debate, and the howling blasphemies ofbasketba11.0ne by one they left by the roadside The Sarcastic Sophs, the Jeopardized Juniors and yet the Self Sufficient Seniors. ' 11Yet we are the greatest, acclaimed the Frosh, and it W 21 S S O. Twenty-five

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ELMA HARRIS JOE GIBSONe DENT BODY m'nccrs . M been proven, perhaps more this year, than ever before in the history of Columbia. An Annual and a half have been practically paid for, for in addition to having paid for this Annual, a large debt contracted by the Annual of last year was also paid. Our president, Joe Gibson, has as- sumed a large share in the work of the cancellation of this debt. He worked in order tht Mrs. VVinnis recital be ad- vertised, that tickets be sold for the Faculty concert, that the Constitutional Committee meet; this and much more he did Which is an honor to himself and the organization he represents. , X'Vhen a plea was made for the Student Friendship Fund the students rose loyally t0 the occasion and gave freely. The money raised by this fund helps the poorer students of other nations to receive an education, which they would, otherwise, be unable to obtain: it also, advances the feel- ing of love and good friendship between nations. Let us hope that the students will always be as fathful t0 the many student activities and t0 the College as a whole, and Will strive to make Columbia even better and more progressive in the future than she has been this year. STUDENTS Twenty-sex en