Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Faculty MRS. GWEN HOWELLS Mus. G. Guild Hall School of Music. London, England. Special training under Professor Shaek. Violin and Orchestra. MABEL COLBERT A. B. and B. Mus. Kid-Key Conservatory of Music, Sherman, Texasg Post Graduate Work under Hans Richard, Philip Tronitz, Francis Hendricks, Harold von Mickwitz. Head of Piano Department. LAXVRENCE T. EVANS 1 B. S. Missouri State Teachers' College. Science and Education. MARVIN A. BISHOP A. B. West Virginia State University. Romance Languages and English. Page Twenty-One

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College Sophomores HE freshman class in any school finds itself up against many new problemsg but the College freshmen who entered Col- umbia in the fall of '22 were fully able to meet them. The self confidence of the sophomores took flight the instant they viewed us collectively for the first timeg however, they put up a valiant fightf but met the fate they feared. The green and white was snatched, as it were wrom a fiery grave, and is now kept as a precious relic. The freshmen secured the sophomore flag and in revenge, displayed it in a humiliating position. The hatchet was buried at the wiener roast given by the sophomores for the fresh- men and thereafter the two college classes presented a united front against all enemies. The class participated activelv in athletics. Eight members won football lettersg four won basketball letters. The girls were edually conspicuous. five of them winning a C for basketball. Many members of the class held prominent offices in the student- body, on the annual staff, and Collegian staff. The class shone in the conservatory and expression departments also. Vlfith such talent as the freshmen class possessed and with such success attending their efforts. it is a wonder that thev did not develop 'fElephantosis of the Cranium. Fortunatelv an extra supplv of common sense prevented anv such occurrence. and the class came back strong with the intention of excelling the previous vear's record. - We again won the class rush, but forbore administering anv se- vere punishment. Our pride would not permit this as we were manv against a few. However. as a warning we ducked those who had dared dispute our authoritv. For the remainder of the vear the freshmen meeklv obeved' even respecting a slight matter of dress at the school reception. Several sophomores have entered the various contests to be held the last of school. and expect to carrv awav a fair share of the honors. 'VVe are also planning to present a class plav in order that we mav he able to leave a. memorial of this distinguished class at Columbia College. Vlfe feel that a reminder will not be needed for vears to come as wp have left gm-lq 51 distinf-If mark on the 'traditions and customs of the school. Neither will a visible memorial he needed. wherever we mav lm, to 1'CSIll the hggt of happv and dear memories of our davs at Columbia College. Page Twenty-Two