Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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JOHN H. VVEIBY- YB Camera Club '39, '40 Physics Club '40 Chemistry Club '39 Monogram Club '40 Drama Club '40 Football '39, '40 Prep Review Staff '40 Columbiad Staff '39 Hobby: Photography ROBERT J. NV1sNER- Wlzizz Student Representative '38 Physics Club '40 Chemistry Club '39 Football '38, '39 Swimming '38, '39 Junior Prom Committee '39 Drama Club '40 Monogram Club '38, '39, '40 Hobby: Mechanics lx . xl din 4. 5 - ll, 55 :5 x lx- ff' M JA' ki iii 0 fi' of x 'Xml MQ, 5 45 e5'gS. ff 1

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135 fi-'ie :tif l fgllg if le: ff ' iff . ALBERT A. MICKEL, ,IR.- Mike Physics Club '40 Chemistry Club '39 Drama Club '40 Class Play '40 Columbiad Staff '39 Prep Review Staff '39, '40 Hobby: Trouble JOSEPH I, MOZENA- Joe Chemistry Club '39 Physics Club '40 Drama Club '40 Tennis '38, '39, '40 Prep Review Staff '39, '40 Columbiad Staff '39 Junior Prom Committee '39 Senior Ball Committee '40 Hobby: Table Tennis jon N A. P1 ENOVI- Curley Physics Club '40 Chemistry Club '39 Drama Club '40 Monogram Club '40 Football '40 Hobby: Flowers THOMAS R. SHELLWORTH- Tom Class President '39, '40 Physics Club '40 Chemistry Club '39 Drama Club '40 Class Play '40 Camera Club '40 Junior Prom Committee '39 Prep Review Staff '40 Columbiad Staff '39 Hobby: Chauffeuring EDWARD F. S1NcLAlR- Ed Physics Club '40 Camera Club '40 Chemistry Club '39 Columbiad Staff '39 Hobby: Photography

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JUNICDR CLASS Robert Leipzig - - President John Connolly - - Vice-Presdent Carl Julien - - Secretary-Treasurer William Campau - - Student Representative IN THE PAST THREE YEARS the Juniors have been building up a spirit which is typical of Columbia Prep. This year it was particularly evident. Early in the Fall term they held an activity which, we believe, is unique in the history of Columbia. All the members of the class were invited to the home of Frank Baker, a Junior, where a delicious turkey dinner was served. Father 'Geuss represented the faculty. After dinner impromptu performances were given by various members of the class, contributing to the entertainment of the evening. Father Geuss gave a very interesting talk on Notre Dame. After a few songs and yells the boys thanked Mrs. Baker who had made the dinner possible and concluded a very enjoyable evening. ln sports the Juniors have done more than their share in bringing victory to Col- umbia. From the first day of school until the end of the season there were Juniors on the football field. Nine of them won major monograms, while many others were members of the B team and made 31 fine showing there. ln intramural football, also, the Juniors were prominent, the championship being won by a team of Juniors. In other sports as well the Juniors have shown both interest and ability. One Junior was a first string member of the basketball team, while the reserve positions were largely filled by Juniors. A proportionate number of monograms were won by Juniors in baseball and track. Next year should be a successful one in athletics if we may judge by the past performances of the Juniors. As supporters as well as participants the members of the Junior Class are active. No athletic contest, dance or play has gone by without a goodly number of them taking part or giving enthusiastic support. ln scholarship just as in outside activities the Juniors rank high. They are con- sistently well represented on the Honor Roll. Some of the best writers on the Prep Review staff are members of this class. As Seniors of next year they can hardly .help being a fine class and a credit to the school. They have shown that they are fully capable of handling the responsibilities and duties of Seniors in a thoroughly satisfactory manner. As the leaders of the school in 1941 we wish them the best of luck.