Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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HAGGERTE S HIGGINS 3rical and mtest , determine to w? 6 been offeredhxf 55.00 for declama 3F. 21 College for. wear was as W F. G. Trowbridge ty Iamilton Donnell -V Ward 1WI a - Myrtle Reed .- Fifty-one 4WFw'j7fr-4 WMA A WV 4

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GIBSON REXROAD TUDOR HAGGERTI GARNEY FDOCK ADAMS HIGGINS Tassey Stewart Oratorical and Declamatory Contest This contest was held April 25 to determine to whom the prize of $5.00 for oratory and $5.00 for declamation should be awarded. These prizes have been Offered by Mr. Tassey Stewart to pupils of Columbia College for a num- ber of years. The program of this year was as follows: hAunt Melissy 0n Boysh - - T. G. Trowbridges Thomas Haggerty hBobby Unwelcomeh - Annie Hamilton Donnell Eva Leibbreand HAbraham Lincolnh - - Henry Ward Beecher Ethel Adams The Church at Kehoebs Barb - - - - - - Della Higgins hThe Face of the MasteW - - - Myrtle Reed Linnie Carney HDefeat and Triumphh - Frank W. Gunsaulus Haskell Tudor bThe Going 0f the White Swanb, - Gilbert Parker Zelma Flock hHand Car, N0. 412, - e - - John Heard, Jr. Charles Rexroad gThat Something? - - - W. W. Woodbridge Joe Gibson Fifty

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Almost Any Girl above all things she desired happiness. Being young and inexeprienced and being taught by her parents to look at all things very superf1c1ally, ilAl- most Any Girlli thought that to be popular was to be happy. She decided that to be popular, one tnust be beau- tiful and entertaining; and to be entertainlng, one must be clever. Her ambition, therefore, was to be popular by being Clever and beautiful. gg Q LMOST ANY GIRLl, was just growing up and First, she decided to hunt ilBeautyf, who lived in a little stone house at the end of a long path. She came to a hill which was called liExerciseYl But before she started to climb the hill, llRouge Boxh walked up to her and said, ilYou are going to Climb this long hill to get color in your Cheeks. If you will go around it, I will tell you a much easier way to get the desired coloring. Also let me introduce you to my friend, iiLip Stick? uAl- most Any Girl,, accepted the invitation and went around the hill. ' Soon she came to a river called lW7X7holes01iie Diet? There she saw a sign which read: liThe best way across is to swim the river, since it is the only way to get a clear, smooth skinf, But an liOlder VVomanll came up on a ferry called H 3 I . . J The Powder Boxj ilThis is much the best way to ,, . . . cross, she said. lllf you sw1m, your nose Wlll get shiny? llAlmost Any Grirlll accepted her advice and was taken across. On the ferry she met llEye Brow Stick? ilEalse Halley liRatted Hair? and lTiar Puffs? Each con- trlbuted generously to her beauty. Ff Upon landing; she met a host of would-be friends. ity-two ' t lliqht Have Bee: rte . a 9' Illd lflends. le'lU 1e ill'tlf mostly e1the fin people. or they n'Olltllllll. Aill ill iiiiessamly. saying 1 'Shellight Have E sullen were doing b agie who were going in converse intelli :gsemems had been express herself with rely understand the Siish. flhellight Have Bt en: Cnmnmn Sen aid: You wanted sjlllul women haw lien until you wel ll Any Girl ilg5ml1lllnlam Scenery 4-:th . . she TeallZEd 33W M .- een armleial 9i