Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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TWENTY-THREE ' T H E N O R M $12155 .IHrngram MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 8:00 P. M. Orchestra. ' Class History ............................... Louise McAlpin Giftatory ...................................... J essie Hyde Music .......................... - .................. Selected Class Prophecy ............................ Hazel Bothannon The Sweetest Flower that Blows 0Haw1ey0 O. N. S. Girls Glee Club Optimist and Pessimist .......................... Queen Lynn Class Will ................................... Lexie Strachan Class Song. CIL anmmmwmmt iarngmm . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 10:00 A. M. Orchestra. Invocation ................................... Rev. GueffrO-y 020 Carmena Waltz Song 0Wilsom, 0M The Rosary 0Revin0 ............. O. N. S. Gir'ls0 Glee Club Class Oratioln ............................... Alice Morrison Violin Solo ............................... Katherine Gentle Address ............................. Governor Oswald West 00 Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffman 0Offenbach0, 0b Slumber Boat 0Gaynor0 ........... O. N. S. Girls, Glee Club Presentation of Diplomas . . . . Superintendent L. R. Alderman Anchored 0Watsom ........................ O. N. S. Chorus Benediction .............................. Rev. W. A. Wood

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T H E N O R M TWENTY-TWO While she enjoys playing Some nice game With her playmates, she is never seen in anything Which has a touch of ttrowdyisrhfj' Her hair is always tidy, her dress just so; these characteristlcs, Which denote calmness and placidness, show all' through her life. She has a wonderful memory and recites at the church and at SCth'l functions. I hear her speak of finishing colleges and. uni- versities, but if we had never heard this we would know she was highly educated by her language, Which is always the essence of culture and refinement. 'We are glad Miss Morrison came to the West to take her N ermal training and teach the boys and girls of Oregon, and feel that the class of nineteen hundred twelve is to. be congratulated upon having her as one of its members. The class recognized her-ability by selecting her as Class Orator. Our next member, a boy, is seen starting to school very young. He is nervous, ambitious, cannot wait for the Wheels of time t3 pass, so he insists upon starting to: school. He learns rapidly. His teacher is ever at her Wits end to. know What to have him do next, for leisure spelled mischief With this lad. As he grows older his special delight is to: torment his teachers; Patience, a few punishments and by the time he is through highscho-Ol, the worst is over. Realizing that he would be able to interpret readily v signs of mischieVio-usness in boys and girls. fram his own prac- tices, he decided to take up the profession of teaching, and his success proves that he made no mistake. His characteristic, not being able to wait, is still the same, for he could not wait until after the graduating exercises to begin to teach and Mr. Sacre is now busily engaged in this time-honored vocation and is prin- cipal of the 'Laidlaw Public Schools. ' a e The last member of the class being the Historian, is, as his-t torians usually are, Without a history, so- will now close this book Which tells of these illustrious graduates, and trust that the name and fame of nineteen hundred twelve may long endure, not for herself, but in' order that she may prove her undying interest in the Welfare of the Oregaln N oer'mal School.

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TWENTY-FOUR $rahuating 0115155 312mm ?thew Pres. Entre Nous Club; See. Delphian Society; Sec. February Class; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. le.6 best things come in the smallest parcels. ?Eagpl Enhannnn- Vice Pres., Feb. Class; Entre Nous Club; Glee Club. If Ido vow afriendship, Pllperrform it to the last article. Evade $trarhan Editor-in-chief, Norm; Vice-Pres., Delphian Society; Treas. Entre Nous Club; Y. W. C. A. ' N0ne knew thee but to love thee N01 named thee but to praiseff