Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Mikado ., . . .. , ,, .--MM ,, ,,.,E-,.,,,E,.,, ,. ....-.-,,......... . ., .- ..,,..,- -Y , , .1 ' niREciroRs1 Music Director. . ......,....... ...... I . A. Winthei' . Expression ....... .... ll flary K. Pontius Crchestra Director. . .....,.. Gwen Howells Accompanist ...... . . .Louella Arinentrout Costumes ....... ..... ll lrs. I. B. Sevy Stage Manager ..... ................... R oy Metcalf Business Manager ............ , ......- - .... Ross Parks CAST OF CHARACTERS: Mikado of japan ,....... r .............. Earl Brewster - Nanki Poo ...... Ko-Ko .... Pooh-Bah Pish-Tush Yum-Yum. . . Pitti-Sing Peep-Bo. . Katisha . Sallie Billlllllllfl' Hallie Cantonwine Grace Bamburg Alice Foster Elwood Ball Reuben Frank James Bradbury Manlee Spares CHQRUS :g Sopranos Nora Wolfe Altos .lean Graybeal Pearl Johnson Tenors Robert Cantonwine Gilbert Howard B asses Cn rl Davidson . . .John Black . . .Leland Robe . . . .L. CT. Evans . Wilsoii Glatzner . . . .Zelnia Flock --Doris Burgoyne Esther Saunders .Mabel Saunders Gertrude Hartman Lidzl Hioks Velma Harris Wilma Howard Milton Henninger Roy Metcalf Chester Henninger Leonel Gray Page Sixty-Seven

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CCLUMBIA COLLEGE QUARTETTE A quartette which we all firmly believe to be second to none in the whole Northwest. Last summer they travelled through Oregon, Washi11g'ton and Idaho and gave over fifty entertain- ments, and in addition to this, appeared many times before local organizations and in nearby towns. The quartette is directed by Prof. I. A. Wintliei- who has a reputation second to none in this country as a lyric singer. Prof. Winther has been heard in practically every capital city in Eur- ope as well as in American. The names, reading from left to right arel Prof. J. A. VVintherQ john Black, Leland Robe, Earl Brewster. Page Sixty-Ei ght