George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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WEAN, did you notice that old brokendown CJJI tree in front of Hoover Hall. It is partially filled with cement It look as if it might have been a class gift (( Well 9 it was pla nted by an early Pacific college graduating class. One of its members was depart- ing for the missionary field, and before she left, the group gathered around this spot and planted the weeping willow tree ft y4 ND, Jean, this is Hoover Hall, the building in which Herbert Hoover attended school at one time. It is now used as a men ' s dormitory, although the laboratory for science and the music hall are located in the south wing.

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fcft AO ELL, Jean, this is the administration building, or Wood-Mar Hall, as it is called. Gifts by Mrs. Wood- ward and Mrs. Martin made the erection of the building possible; and at every public performance two seats are reserved for them as an appreciative tribute from the students. Eugene, that is all very interesting, but why the gloomy ex- pressions on the faces of the students who just came out?

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ftftir NEEDN ' T tell you, Jean, that this is 111 Kanyon Hall — the women ' s dormitory ' ' Is this, Eugene, the place where people take the back way out to go roller skating? 66 Ask Miss Carter, the matron. I understand that she is very well informed about such activi- ties. A9 E ' RE proud of our col- lege canyon, Jean, be- cause very few schools have such a beautiful scenic spot. This bridge has seen much, even if it is com- paratively new. Oh, Eugene, look at the carved initials! Fools ' names and fools ' faces are always seen in public places. Gene, here are my initials!