Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Extract from the Pendleton Tribune: ASSOclatio Miss Emily McBroom of this city has been appointed 1 deputy sheritf of Umatilla County. This is the first ap- first AlumniA POlntment of its kind in this countth In . iSsry i , . , thEd'. MISS E3111; MISS McBroom was a member of the class of 1913. We 6 lrstyear Ff are particularly proud of her for not mzmy schools can was made Priesidi boast a deputy sheriff among their women graduates. - e: ,. . . N i . ,, a ranms 015511213; Carvossa Reese 10A is in bpokane attending an insur- S.t tWO Years. 1 ance agents school. my Miss Gladys-Duthie 116, is again in Columbia but in the Na f 'rd capac1ty of teacher instead of student. Miss Duthie is 5 0110Wed 1313:: also a graduate of the University of Idaho. Roy Wendler 121, was recently appointed manager of the William h Olinger store at Dixie. Washington. w if the schooli- snot haveapmw Recent Marriages :, will not dw: . . i . work for theecioiii Slms-Shangle-Coy Slms i18 to Ruth Shangle 119; 1 September 15, 1921. Blalock-GrayL-Alva Blalock to Lois Gray ,20. Gray-SaunderseHarold Gray to Winona Saunders Hicks-Roge1ss+Ca1tl Hicks 116 to Mamie Rogers Columbia Collegeneed never fear for sufficient mate- rial for athletics in the future. Already there are enough young sons of our graduates in Milton alone to make a 'good basketball team, including three subs. They are the sons respectively of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. W. Orr. One scion of the Lamb family has showed what he can do in the way of a football scrapper already. Mr. StewartettDear me! Dear me! 1 must be getting forgetful. Last night 1 put my umbrella to bed while I 'stood all night behind the door? Mr. Shangle-eiiLook here! How does it happen you are here? Didn't you get a letter a week ago, dismissmg your , o . , . . . s, r , . -HFalth an' on the mSIde it says Re re fired and on the outside it says, 1Return in three days? Sixty-five

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1- ., . .M Alumni- A Concerning. the Association N the spring 0f'1919 the first Alumni Assoc1at10n of 1 Columbia College was formed. Mlss Esther Compton was elected president for the first year. For the two succeeding years T. C. Reese was made preSIdent and is serving at the present time. FranCIS Cass has served as secretary-treasurer for the last two- years. . A banquet was given at'C'ommencement time 1n 1920. Last spr1ng, 1921, another banquet was given with the Board of Trust and Seniors as guests. This was followed by an Alumni recital and a play was given the same evenlng at the College auditorium. It is hoped that another get-together will be held this year. ' The Association must grow if the school is expected to grow. The school that does not have a proper working Alumni .Association behind it, will not develop into a strong inStitution. ,Let-us all work for the common good of .our Alma Mater. WhatSome of the Alumni Are, Do'ing Those attending other schools: '7 3 Thelma Munselle, ll7, NVhiman College, NValla Walla, VVn. , Coy Sims 118, SouthernMethodist University, Dallas, Tex. Bertha Compton ll9 - - - - - Whitman College Ruth Shangle 119, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, . , , , Texas Noel Dobyns ,20 - 4: 1- - O. A. C., Cmtvallis,vOregon Those engaged in business in Milton: T.IC. Frazier ,Ol - - Asst. Cashier, First National Bank Bruce Shangle'104 - - - - Farmersi Brokerage C0. Clem Wilcox 105 - - - Bookkeeper, TC Elliott C0. Claud Prichett iOS - - - Pritchett 81 C0., Hardware Carvossa Reese i07 - - - - - Insurance Agent John Reese,08 - - - - - - - Lamb BOX Co. Vict01-M.W.Orr,l4 - - - - - Lamb Fruit C0. Walter McCrhee i18 - - - Cheshire Hardware Co. Ada Rogers 20 - - - Stenographer, Dennison 6Q CO. Sixty-four Recent Mart langle-mCoy Sims '18 15. 1921. a-Iiray-Alva Blalnck tn iamders-Harold Gray t4 lilgerseCarl Hicks '16 t JaICOIIIege need never ff lens m the future. Al: s01 our graduates in N 1111 team, including tli r 111E611 of Mr. and M rs ittiinb and Mr. and N1 131016 Lamb family hat . afootball scrappei

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My Friend , Long gone, but not forgotten, o In memory,s secret, chambers Still linger remembrances, begotten, Of your song and your laughtcr. V MI-seey yOu once again, my friend, As in the- twilight- glow I sit And ponde1f,. deli thgeimalny times . , 7? That W6;havebwntogether. . I see your kind and gentle faoe; I feel your charm, and wlsh . That your'u'ddear presence again mlght My house, and shed its radiance on me. grace: +13, 5. FuturestudentsFor Columbia Treva Billy Tudor y. William Graham HOWard A ,Do'roth'y Jane Hicks V'Evelyn Emerson . Ruth Helena-Burgoyne y Kenneth Albon Winther u - I. ' . J . ' -. . Joeo There IS a certaln questlon PVC wanted to ask you for weeks? DellaoyWell, hurry up. PVC had the answer ready for Hmonths? MILTON G mls Judged by th impany He Keep The: 11101431 0f Aesop's fy Elfesgsxociates. This a ones .x'hopping place WON? upon a hind ithi: xw want In I wan . 's trustwurtln theft itis' represented. :11 1-. . s- es pm ' WM . plv are . dud . .- . UWPMM dhmty W Whe m1 .- l a . 01mm, $1114er familial; WM W . ya . x 413st mmlm -