Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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,ESS K qt as , amz.. .,g.er.:am - as uf.. t . , - t H -- -ft --we Buck Row: Thielen. Dugan, Hoaiglzincl, Mursdunald, llruning, Butz, Cziniplit-fl, Gillis, Sanxlmeyer. Middle Row: Sythe, Goretta, Barth, Masun, Duylt-, 04-tinirer, Leary, Reisehnizin, Ruth, Shea. Front Row: Barthel, Doherty, La Ruuche, Finch, Swift. Metcalfe, Wagner, Bleeg, Swiberg. fb Glad Bulw BI1lCllUll1llKl - - l,l'. 5i1ll'Ilf Louis Ill! RUllCllC - 1'i4'z'-1'1'exi1l1'1lf -i0Sl'Dll Hoagland Se4'rr'!r1ry-Trerlsrzrw' Tins Yrs.-xR's Siixluk Ci..-iss under the capable direction uf l 2ll'llCI' liridenstine, formed a new eluli, which rapidly became une of the leading iugaiiizations on the campus. Une of tlle main projects of tlie elulv, was tlte presenting of two very clever tliree-act comedies, Girl Shi. which was presented in january and Soup tu Nuts. whit-li was presented during the latter part of Alllj. 'llltiw if tlie first time in many years tliat an organization of tliif ti pe nas turmed. 'l'lie senior class of last year gave a slmrt. yet entertaining skit fur tlie memliers of tlie student lmdy. How- ever, tliis is tlle first time tliat a real play. czlpalnle of lieing pre- wented fur two exenings tu parents and student lmdy, was under- taken. 'lllie male parts ii ere liandled ln' tlie members of the club, nliile the feminine party- were ltandled lay several girls from lluli Llliild .Xeatleiny and Grant lligli Schuul.

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Back Row Fee my Chartv. rs lint: Sandmeyer, be nu r Rovv Sythe Dugan Hoagland Barthel. I' ron! Row Mel hee Jett Butler Bell lxearns. B 'Glad 'l'uia Bo.-vauiaks' CLUB although somewhat handicapped bv a lack of members, was fairly active. The main idea of the club was to organize intramural sports and hold meetings, at which each member could express his views concerning the various club activities. The Boarders' Club was represented in the Prep Review by the Boarders' Column. which was written by George Charters and Thomas Feenev. ln this year's Boarders' Club there were thirteen members, six of these were Seniors. three Juniors, no Sophomores and four Freshmen. The Club decided not to elect any officers this year. but rather to make it a joint organization. At each meeting of the Club, a chairman was chosen to preside over that respective meeting. lhe lioarders Llub organized several intramural teams which included: basketball. baseball and touch tackle football teams, which compete among themselves and the teams of the dav students. The boarders were also active in various fields. Several of them were represented on the football, basketball, baseball. track. swimming and tennis teams. Several of the members were also on the Prep Review and Columbiad staffs.