Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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TWENTY-NINE T H E N 0 R M 'THE NORlVI VOL. I. MONMOUTH, OREGON, FEBRUARY, .1912 N0; 3 EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT . Editor-in-Chief - - - - LEXIE STRACHAN Assistant Editor . - - - - E. R. PETERSON Literature - - - - - - IZA CONSTABLE Whatis Doing - . LELA ERICKSEN, BEULAH HESSE Oratory and Debate - MARGARET MCCULLOCH Athletics - - - - - T. L. OSTIEN Jokes - - - . , - B. MABLE ELLIS Exchanges - - - 7 - - - . RHEA BENSON REPORTERS Ruby Shearer, Alumni Alice Morrison, ,12 Mary Kelly, ,13 N. Elva Boone, 14 Carrie Eilertsen, i15 ' Louise McAlpin, Vespertine R. Loraine J ohnson, Delphian Frank M. Sturgill, Normal BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Business Manager - - - - - e - J OSEPH F.BOGYNSKA Subscription Agent - - - - - - - , LENORE SIZEMORE THE NORM is published five times a year, in the months of November, December, February, April and June, by the Students of the Oregon Normal School, Monmouth, Oregon' Subscription Price: seventy-five cents a year; single copies, fifteen cents; Com- mencement Numbers, twenty-five cents Address all communications to; 1?THE NORMXi Monmouth, Oregon. Contribu- tions from the friends of the schools are always welcome. Entered as second class mattei' December 23, 1911, at the post office at Mon- mouth, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879 09m Zapapnnaihilitg N the morning of February sixth the- first class under thetneW regime of the O. N. S. Will receive diplomas; With these diplomas comes the realization of the respon- sibility resting upon 11s as graduates of our beloved institution. Our every act Will reflect credit or discredit upon our Alma Mater. Realizing this let it be our aim to live up to the high standards set by those Who have preceded us, so that the words ta graduate of the Q- N. S? Will always stand for the highest and best in our profession and in life. You ask What is the best in life; What is worth While? We answer, the first thing that is trurly worth While is to live, not