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1 tory  of  the  en1or  Cia



                               •  the  fall  of  th   -..~h  ol  '  ar  of  1911  i  t\- i..!ht  hri,.!ht  tudent  "  re  nroll  d  in  th
                               fir  t  ~r. de  of  Columhi.  IIi •h   cho  I.   rhcre  \H  ju-!..!1  d  \  B  < '  until  mam  o
                               u  could  \\rite  the  alphabet  or  :t\  it  or\\ard  or  had.\\, rd .• \lon• \\ith  thi   amc
                               th  pun ling  \\Or,l  ,  •  , t",  "do~·· •• nd  m  m  oth  r   "hi  h  "   m.  ter  d  "ith  much
                               difficult\.   1 hen  imo  th   cond  ,.!r  dt  th i rt\-  'en  o  u  "  re  promoted,  "h  rc  "t
                    trU~"Ied  throu!!;h  the  fir  t  rour  >   ()   I·ngli  h.   rhen  into  the  third  ·r.Hie,  \\here  "t  \\ t•re  con-
                    rout  d  "ith  the  fat  th.t  th  re  \\a   u  h  a  Jar!!;   \\orld,  and  tlwr  t  chnicalitie-..  of  •  ogr.tpln.
                    Ih  n  in  the  f  urth  ,.!r.de  \\e  ·t  .tbout  in  t.rne t  t  furth  r  our  knO\decl~e.  In  the  fifth  "'  JJHt
                   a  ne\\  kind  o  arithmetic  Duhh'  • lent.  I  .\rithn:etic,  "hidt  put  our  hr,lin  t  1  "ork  \\ ith  a  'im,
                   al  o  t,  ing  up  for  th  fir  t  tim  IIi  ton,  "hich  \H  h  l\ e  learned  pia'   uch  an  impnrt.lllt  p.trt  in
                   th  d  '  lopmt'llt  o  the  human  intelli~  nre.  In  the  -..i  th  \\  \\ork  d  dili •t•nth,  and  eith  r  I  rnt  I
                   enough  kilO\\ lcd~e  or  .tb  orhed  enou!!;h  to  he  promoted  to  th ·   'enth.  II  re  "e  "t•re  ,.!r  decl
                   Jl)Oilthl~  In  month I~  te  t  '  in  tead  of  quarter!~.  a  hefore.   rhen  into  the  amazin~ intri,·aci   of
                   ph~  inlog'  "   d  I  d,  I  arnin!!;  kno" ledge  that  ha  in  pi red  marn  a   tud  nt  to  prep.1re  tor  •
                   medical  prof e-.  ion.   In  the  ei~hth  "e  took  up  (  i' il  bm  rnment,  and  "  re  oon  p   ·d  o  a
                   kno'' 1 tlge  that  "ill  ht  di  pia' ed  in  the  eame  t  effort  ot  "-~llllt  ot  our  fello\\  tud  nt  runnincr  for
                   pre  ident.   \nd  al  o  \griculture,  "hich  in  pind  man~  of  \1'  to  plant  littlt·  home  garden  and
                   take  an  inter  t  in  plant.  1 hi  \ear  \\e  mater  I  our  tudie  \\ith  ambition,  in  -.pit   of  the
                   influen/a  epidetllie,  and,  eared,  \\l'  entered  the  he,hm:lll  Cia" of  (  olumhia  lligh  ch  ol.
                      In  ma-.terin •  the  t1r  t  \ear  high  eour  e,  man\  ot  u-..  took  an  intere  I  in  o11r  \\otk  -.ueh  .1   had
                    ne\er  hefon·  !wen  eli  pl.t~ed.   \ 'e  reeei,ed  mmh  helpful  .tid  !rom   li   Lun   imp-.on  in  thi
                    beginning  of  our  high  chool  (':tret•r.   rh  Jl  i  tJ   'llph llllOr   ~ear  \\l'  b  ("~lllll'  Ill.  ~i1 ian  in  the
                    manner  \\ t'  handled  to  perlet tion  the  . ·,  )  ,  a1  d  /.,'   \11  l\  took  Up  Clllllmert j,tJ  \\ ork,  al  0,   rhi ,
                    \\ith  the  ama/ing  kno\\1  d~e"  had  am ....  ed  1 ..  '   r  t\\o  ~tar-..  of  high   hool,  mad  u  think  \\l'
                    l.:nt\  it  all.  In  th  junior  ~ear ''e fo11nd  thi-..  knmded!.{e  \en  -..cam.   llt•re  man\  took  up  I rench.
                    Thi  .'ear,  he( ·1  1 t  ol  the  incr('a  ·d  number  of  tudt•nt.  a  lit'\\  dulOI  huildin'  "a  built,  .md  "·
                   nun ed  into  it.   11-..t  ring  all  o11r  uhject  ,  \\l'  '  ere  gi\ en  promotion  to  the  t•nior  (  Ia  .
                      • \-..the  Ja,t  d.n ...  of  'llllllller  \\tre  \\anin •  and  the  beautiful  da~  of  autumn  approaehin:.!;,  in
                    '922,  "e o11n·  more  gail~  romped  to  chool  lor our  l1't  \  ar ot  hi~h  chool.  \\'t•  "ere imlllt di.lleh
                    grantt•d  a  enior  room,  an  honor  no  enior  ot  C.  II   } a  eHr  befor  attain  d.  .\Iter  d  cidin'
                   our  cour  e  .  "e  "tnt  to  \\orl.:  \\ ith  a  'im  to  lini'h  o .r  Ia  t  hi~h  ·hool  ~e. r  "ith  ho11or  .  And
                    ,,e  an  proud  that  \\t'  h:l\l',  \\ith  the  help  ot  the  facult'  and  the  tudent  both,  puhJi,hed  the
                    C.  II.   1{11  r,  the  tir-.t  -..dwol  paper  e\ er  puhli-..hed  h~  the  'tudent  ol  C.  II.   AI  o  an  annu.tl,
                   Till'  PI  1  Bti'R,  the  econd  t'\ er  puhJi,hed  In  (  olumhia  lligh  ch  ol.   In  all  th   H' tr  m.un
                    h:l\ e  been  lett  lw  the  ":n -..ide  and  marn  h:n t  joined  our  r,lllk',  until  110\\  "e  h:l\ c  a  da   ol
                    t\\t'nt~-lour, the  largt''t  in  the  hi  tor~  ot  (.  II.   ()j  thi-..  IIUIIIber  tour  are  from  \\'hite  prin  r'
                   one  lrorn  \\ tll)()rn,  and  one  !rom  Columbia  (  1t~,  the  halant'e  are  from  dar old  Lake  (it\,  I i,
                   out  ot  tht  111mher  that  'tarttd  \\ith  thi-..  cia-..  in   JIJJI  art•  no\\  member"  ot  the   enior  (  h
                   ot  1 rpJ.
                      In  pre  tntin~ the  hi  tor~  of  tht   t  11or  (  Ja,  of  1 <).:!],  I  h:l\ t  mad  .1  bio~r, pll\  of  it  d  'elop-
                    ment  during  the  pa-..t  t\Hhe  ~e.tr-...   \\ t  are  a  cia-..  compo'  d  of  a  lair  a  •r.Jde  of  tudent  .t
                    "ill  lw ohtai11ed  an~" here,  and  "ith "Ul h  a  good  ... t.trt  in  lite,  it  i  tht•  l'.trlle  t  de  ire  and  ambition
                    of  t•ach  member  ot  tht•  Cia   of  '2•  to  makt•  the  \\orld  b  ttt•r  b~  h·l\in'  Ji,  d  in  it.
                                                                                    j  \\H   • 'Inl  \t K.

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