Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Alumni Association HE first Alumni Association of Columbia College was formed in 1919 with Miss Esther Compton as president. Since that time We have had as presidents: T. C. Reese, Victor Orr and Ross Parks, who is serving at the present time. This Association was formed for the purpose of helping Columbia grow into a bigger and better College. A Well organ- ized Association can do much in helping an institution and it is the Wish of all Alumni in the Association to see Columbia develop into a large and useful College. Each spring at Commencement time a banquet is given with the seniors of the school as guests. Wfe are always glad to Wel- come each graduating class into our ever-growing Association. VVHAT SOME OF THE ALUMNI ARE DOING C. Paine Shangle, '0l.Superintendent of Schools, Sedro Wooley, XVash. Esther Compton, '03, Teacher ................................................ Milton, Oregon Carvossa Reese, '07, Insurance Agent .....,... ....,.... T aconia, Wash. Alfred Olsen, '11 ............................................, ....... f iaribaldi, Oregon Emily McBroon1, '12, Stenographer ...... ....... P endleton, Oregon Karl Hicks, '14 ..,..........,.........,.,.......,....... .,.... I 'endletou, Oregon Margaret Adkins, Lnee Howardj '14 ,...., ....... 1 xberdeen, XVash. Masie Hoskins, tnee Corrigallj '15 ,,,,,. ,.,,,.,,,,.,, E eho, Oregon . Gladys Davis tnee Dutliiej 'lei , .,,........ . Maeci Nye tnee Groseq-lose! '15 ........ ........Los Angeles, Cal. .,.......luliaetta, Idaho Sonya Downs, '18, Teacher l,,,,,,,..,,...,,,,,,,.,., ,,,,,,,, A leinphis, Tenn. Coy Sims, '18, Insurance Agent ....,,....,.,....,l,,,,,, .,,.,,,,, T iieomn, Wash, Eunice McEwen, '19, Assistant Librarian ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, A Iilton, Oregon Alice Howard, '21, Teacher ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, D ixiey Xvugh, Roy Wendler, '21, Manager Williams X Olingei- .l,,.,.,,,,,,,,, Dixie, Wash. Norma Coyle, '18, Studying Music ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, New X01-k City Rose Cannon Cnee Leibi-andy '21 .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,.,.,,,,,., A Arco, Idaho Dorothy XVillia1ns, '22, Normal School ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Q 'heugys XVHSI-1, Harold Gray, '19 ,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Robert Groseclose, '23 ,,,.,,,,,,,,, Romeo Hubbs, '21, Teacher ...... , Charles Rexroad, '22, Student ...... . Haskell Tudor, '22, Minister .,.,... Victor Orr, '14, Music Teacher ......... Helen Truesdale Knee Seeaj '16 ,,,,, Page Eighty ....,.......Portland, Oregon Walla Walla, Wash, ....,...........Milton, Oregon ...............Spokane, Wash ,.......Deer Lodge, Mont. ..........Mi1ton, Oregon .......Riverside, Cal.

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Did you know that Miss Saunders rushed to her room to powder her face before answering the telephone when her fiance called her by long distance? Well, she did! Leland: Qtranslating Frenchj What kind of a cap is spoken of on page l2: Is it a cap of rabbit skin? Nora: No thatls the past participle of a verb and means turned down. Martin: Qtranslating Spanishj She embraced him in her hands. Sophie: My, you must think he was a small man. Heard at the Spokane College game while Leonelrwas lead- ing cheersf That certainly is a strong argument for the theory of evolu- tionf' Roy seeking information concerning the construction of a house: Why,,' said Doris, it wasn't hard to build our home. I held one end of the board while Bill nailed the other. jim: Fm going to do some washing tomorrow for a change. Heard: That's a good reason for washing. Gilbert, what did they do at the feast of Purim? I don't know. I wasn't there. Heard while the picture was being taken of the Life Service Band. Doris: People who go by will think this is our student body. Elwood: UNO, they'll think it,s the facultyf, Bill: If we all looked like Elwood they'd think it was a nursery.', r Billf Earl isnit two-faced, because if he was he'd wear the other face.', Earl: That's a good one. Sophie: Then why don't you laugh? Earl: I am grinningf, Heard: That's one on Earl's face.' Page Eighty-Two