Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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N TWENTY-SEVEN THE N0 R M .3! Vastu, A tn Juliderel. Favorite Expressiqn Now Yearts Resolution Ultimately Hun If ttSakes girls we would T0 refrain from slapping Sadie Somebodyts coek. ' 0 ought to- e A ,g KM . ttBeat it! To write no more lesson plans Wife of the President of The knoll - after Feb. 4th. the United States. ; uZi H To secure a school in Texas Missionar to India. in Dove's Cove p after graduation. y , Goodbye till Chapel To get married in J une. A Mormon. PM!!! Cam time. n ' . - , . - Nowlook here, kids. To stop fussmg. Globe trotter. . thn 2 krill T D. , uLaW me suz! To get slim. A regular old woman ht! tr?! . ll Dmpll who llved in a shoe. 3mm; alum! u eeLaWS-a-Petery, To be wedded to her Art. A chauffeur, .Kr f . ' . . mensGm net cetra To calm a Craven splrlt. Barker forRinglingBros. NH 1 WV Independm ttDo tell! To go to Eastern Oregon, An Eastern Oregon ' . . . rancherts wife. skalmgkd uOh Girls To teach on one of the higher Luella Clay Carson 2nd Planets. n ! 1, MN 0m uOh! Its a letter from To be an apprentice at the Bronco Buster. the Chaw girls. saddlery Hafie- md HHNn Picturfsm uOh Sugar T0 'thtt staylng out late at An aviator. mg . , HriSifls HI ttHeavens and Earth To become more dignified. A chorus girl. t' 4161!? V Please may I ask a To quit chewing gum. A Modern Mother Goose. M? v A Question? , A . . - . '11:? Holy Smoke T0 cultlvate the glft 0f gab. An interior decorator at g .1 ;.:h h . . the State House. W ttYou and me both. To have every thing practical. Domestic Science Teach- Prong! er. ttNever mind. To control her loud voice. Member Of O. E. S. . n!!! Inn ? He! Onda- Facultyt ? ti ' For the love of Mike To take enough baking powder A J ockey, m rife w ' to grow up. W-ell To be a society belle. A red cross nurse. lnrmwy ' ! M Golly To quit wearing rats. Dean 0f new Dorm. r tut? . - I K That isn'tthe way we do To quit usmg slang. Ateacher of gymnastlcs. lid? Ii it 1n New York. , Jus ttW-h-a-t? To Quit using the curling iron. An elephant tramer. :1 A I me ' tDear me! To settle down. Settled- '94- WW

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THE NORM N mm Bessie Bell Sadie Bell Rhea Benson Orrin Byers Agnes Clark Freda Gist Bessie Graham Beulah Hesse Clara Ireland Etta J ames Mary Kelly Frances Lees Elta Portwood Edith Perry Lydia Powell Olea Shore Eva Scott Bessie Shepherd J ean Sharman Maud Wills Mary Whitman Hazel Work Anna Wood Nick Name Beauty Sally Rhe Lovey t Aggie Fread Betsy J ane Miss Hesse Ireland J im Kelly Fussy Elta Dee Edie Lydie Olie Scotty Bess J ust J ean Maudie Babe Tiny Annie Age Accurate 20 20 6001 J ust right ' Legal ? We don1t khow Cantt tell a speck about it of age Ready to vote 23 . Can1t tell Sweet sixteen 14 Of age Legal 40 Her first tooth 12 15 17 65 u23n 16 ttom TWENTY-SIX IJaunts J Yustidere Inn Ditto ' The Knoll Dove1s Cove Peanut Corner T. D. Dew Drop Inn Craven1s Grocery Independence Skating Rink 'Post Office Picture Show Bessie1s House College 5th Grade Proposal Bridge Her own cottage On race track Harmony Picture show J ustidere Inn Ball Room The Bank 5 . Senior

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THE N ORM ' TWENTY-EIGHT Moss Agates tBy JEAN SHARMANJ and slippery, and its nearly high tide. iiIt,s perfectly safe, and Pm not going till low tide, of course. The rocks aren7t slippery when theyir'e dry? itWhy do you want to climb down from the north side? There arenit any eggs in the shag,s nests: at this time of year? itI want to look down into the cove when the rocks are out of water. itHumph! Good reason V This in a tone of sarcastic disbelief. Ruth Murray walked away from her cousin, who was attaching a iiy to his trout line. iiGOrOd enough for youf she answered, indifferently. ' itWhati-s she up to now ?i, Will wondered aloud. Then he went to the house door. itAunt Rachel, Pm going up the creek. Will you put me up a lunch, so I can stay all day ?ii j iiCertainly, Will. If you,ll fill these buckets for me, Iill get -. it ready at once. i As Will bent to fill the buckets, he saw a curious fungus of unusual form and color which grew out of an old 10g. In pausing to examine it, he noticed on. top off the log a little pile of white and yellow pebbles. itAgates! Wonder what Ruthis going to! do with them ?ti he thought. As soon as Will left, Ruth hurried down the path to the beach. iiLo'w water about four? she calculated, after a glance from the sun to the water. itIf Will isn,t back by that time, 111 get down into the cave and see if there are really any agates there? Collecting agates was a specialty of Rut'h7s. A lapidaary Whom she knew had asked her to bring him some certain kinds of moss agates, Which as yet she had been unable to find. ' That afternoon, Ruth and Mary Garvin, a girl of her own age, climbed the hill which overhung the famous cave where the shags, or surf ducks, made their nests. The rocks above the cave were cc'vered With hundreds of the birds, which flew up' and c1rcled 1n the air as the girls appeared. - ITELL you, youill fall and be drowned! The rocks are steep