Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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SQ? Ijflllllll Club Top Row: Mary Bentley, Juanita Cowyzill, Jann- Gray, Maxine Marsh. Second Row: Juan Patterson. Charlotte: Schatz, Ju Ann Supple-, Elsie Starlclman, Marge T01-pling Third Row: Gordon Carlson. Dau: Callahan, Thus. Gunnimz. Bottom Row: Fred Hansen, Hugh Lacey, Thus. Shellworth.

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Rear Row: R. Carter. E. Doherty, Mickel, Weiby, Wisner, Grimm, Duthie. Middle: Carroll, Shellworth, Mozena, Carlin, Dneber, J. Pienovi. Front: Lacey, Hansen, G. Carlson, Callahan, Allen, Major. DRAMA CLUB john Carroll - Prerirlerrf Harry Carlin l'in'-l're.y-iflefrf THE TJRAINIA LJLLJB saw the second year of its existence. lt has now become a permanent organization due to its very apparent popularity. The plays which are put on by this club have been more than success- full. This is exemplified by the constantly growing attendance. lt is interesting to note that the attendance at each succeeding play has more than doubled itself. This alone is proof of the popularity of the club, Ir has been a general rule to give a dance the night of the second performance. The popular music of VVoody Hite has been featured after the play this year. This dance formed an added attraction and encouraged greater attendance. The play was given on November Z7 and was called New Fires. The male parts were handled by members of the club, and girls from Grant and lliadeleine played the feminine leads. Those who have wtached the players perform have highly praised the ability shown. The Drama Club was organized in the fall. All but a few of the members were Seniors. Elections were held and officers for the year were chosen.

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Back Row: Freilinger, Campau, Sinclair. Front Row: Mozena, Weiby. Duthie, Major, CAMERA CLUB Herb Faber - Pf!'J'iIl!'Ilf Philip Meaney' - Vive-Presirlwil Father lklurphy - - Dirrrtnr CLICK! 'PHE CAMERA CLUB snaps to attention. Another meeting is now in progress. The members show each other the pictures snapped along the campus byways. Criticisms arise. Heated arguments take place, all because Johnny took a better picture than Herbie did. lVIovies are shown and all eyes are on the screen. A real thriller un- folds before their eyes. Now it is all over. Reluctantly they leave. All eagerly await the next meeting. Thus Columhia's Camera Club con- ducts its meetings. There is little doubt that this is and will continue to be one of the most active clubs at school. Each year its members furnish many inter- esting pictures for the yearbook. Father lVIurphy has shown much inter- est in the club and it is due to his interest that the club is so popular. VVe are looking forward to many more active years for this snappy club,