Columbia Preparatory School - Columbiad Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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The COLUMBIAD 1941 THE STAFF FREDERICK I. WEBER ---- Editor DAVID MAKs - - - Associate Editor JOSEPH CURRAN - - - Associate Editor KENNETH FORD, GERALD GowER Organizations OSCAR QUOIDBACH, RAYMOND PowERs Classes ROBERT DILLON ----- Sport.: PHILIP MEANEY - - Photography REV.L.G.BROESTL,C.S.C. - Faculty Adviser Edited and Published Annually bythe JUNIOR CLASS of COLUMBIA PREPARATORY SCHOOL PORTLAND, OREGON

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40th ANNIVERSARY .gt NX 5- Q 1901 FORTY YEARS FOUNDED IN 1901 by the lllost Reverend Alexander A. Christie, D. D., then Archbishop of Oregon City, Columbia Preparatory in 194-l completes a span of forty years. During this period a continuous succession of religious and lay instructors have diligently carried out the purpose of the founder-the Christian education of youth. lt has ever been the aim of Columbia's instruct- ors to devote themselves to the complete development of the student-moral, intellectual, physical, and social. The religious teachers have dedicated their lives to this work, and the lay instructors have given generously of their time and effort to fulfill this primary purpose of Columbia Preparatory School. Looking back over forty continuous years, Columbia can indeed be proud of the long line of graduates-schooled in religion, scholarship, and athletics-who have passed through her portals, and have taken advantage of the marvelous opportunities of a complete education. It would take too long' to recount the hardships and the triumphs, the labor and the effort-the sunshine and the rain-of the past forty years. Let it suffice that Columbia is proud and happy to celebrate her fortieth anniversary. May those who guide her destinies be ever mindful of her high purpose in future years. lVIay her students of the morrow benefit by the opportunities offered them. May God bless Columbia Preparatory School and her future student body for many years to come!