Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Rear Row: Theile, Weihy, Wisner, Stein, Volk, R, Carter, E. Doherty. Middle Row: Carroll, Dernbaeh, G. Charters, .l. Pienovi, Hollcraft, Wriizht, 0'Brien Hansen. Front Row: Hoffman, Grimm, Van Hoomissen, G. Carlson, Lacey, O'Toole, Allen. MONOGRAM CLUB Fred Hansen - l,l't .ViIllfllf Hugh Lacey View-l'r1'.vifle11I John Hoffman - - Sf'l'l'l'f!lI'-1' -lohn Carroll illfI'llA'llfl'!' MISMBERSHW UF THE MONCJClR.4Nl CLUB is made up of Columbia Prep athletes who have won a major letter in football, basketball, baseball. track or swimming. A retrospect of the Club's accomplishments show: that the activity of its members is not confined to athletic events. The chief contribution of the Club to school activities this year was its officiating at all intramural contests. Socially and educationally, also, the Club was active. A football dance was sponsored in October, a play was put on between the halves of the Scappoose basketball game Uecember 15th. Stars in this production were l3aisv-Nlaell YVisner and Hedy LalVlarr Allen. Perhaps the most enjoyable event for the old membershand the most memorable event for the new members-- was Initiation XVeek conducted in February. Total membership in the Club this year was twenty-seven: thirteen seniors, eleven juniors, and three sophomores.

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Rear Row: P. Dueber, John Weiby, John Carroll. Middle: J. Dillon, H. Carlin, J. Mozena, T. Shellworth. H. Bell. Front: G. Wright, L. Weis, H. Lacey, D. Callahan. A. Micke-I, G. Carlson. PREP REVIEW STAFF Hugh Lacey - ---- Ezlifor David Callahan - rfN.Vi.YfIl'1lf Ezlilor Thomas Shellworth - - News Erlifur Harry Carlin ----- Nmw Staff James Dillon, Louis VVeis Paul Dueber, George VVright - - Sporty George Charters ----- Features Harry Bell, George Huycke, Harry Carlin, Albert hlickel, Robert Leipzig EARLY IN THE scHo0L YEAR the Faculty selected the staff which was to publish the monthly newspaper. Hugh Lacey was appointed Editor, Dave Callahan Assistant Editor and Joe lVlozena News Editor. Thirteen other members of the student body were selected as writers and co-pub- lishers. Credit is due Hugh Lacey who did fine work as an editor and wrote many excellent editorials. The other members of the staff are also to be praised for the time and thought they spent to make our paper a credit to the school. This year the writer of the Crowls Nest did not care to expose him- self and therefore was known as C-IU. The ever popular Boarders' Page was written by Harry Bell and George Charters. Jack Weiby and Al lwickel were the two outstanding feature writers. Several new items were inaugurated by this year's staff. Among them were two new headings for the Crows Nest and the Campus Comment columns. Pictures made a more frequent appearance on tht: pages of the Prep Review.

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Rear Row: R. Carter, E. Doherty, A. Mickel, J. Weiby, B. Grimm, J. Pit-novi. Middle Row: J. Carroll, T. Shellworth, J. Mozena, H. Carlin, P. Duehsr. Front Row: H. Lacey, F. Hansen. G. Carlson, D. Callahan, P. Allen. PHYSICS CLUB Gordon Carlson - l resi1lent George Charters l'if'e-l're.viflenf Joseph lblozena - - Secretary lfmmett Doherty 7i7't'IlA'Ill'l'f 'llhomas Shellworth - SerywfuI-ai-.Jrmx M iixtmaas or A N,x'rioNA1. oac:ANizA'1'ioN was this year-'s Physics Club. Under the guidance of Father Nlurphy many interesting plans were made for the year, including several movies and a few trips to points of inter- est. To take care of arrangements for these trips and movies, an Activity Committee was formed composed of Bob Major and Bob XVisner. Une of the earliest movies shown was A Romance of Panama. The theme ot the picture was the Panama Canal and its operation. Fol- lowing this picture, a short of the Portland-Oregon State football game was shown. ,llllflbllflll the cooperation of the national organization many interest- ing pamphlets were distributed. A subscription to the Science Leaflet was contributed to the library and it found a strong welcome among all science students. It is hoped that this club will continue to grow and will contribute much to the interest of science here at Columbia.