Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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FOURTEEN THE NORM $iftatnrg m ME, the members of the class of J une, 1914, are leav- nga ing our school home to enter our chosen field of 'N service. Through these two years we have spent here, we have seen our' sister classes'leave tokens of love to their Alma Mater. We have been looking forward with pleasure tothe time when , we might have the privilege of showing our ap- ' preciation for the many benefits we have received. We have enjoyed this period of growth and development and as we begin our life of service, it is our wish to make :it posSible for others to enjoy like privileges. In order to make this possible we have decided to give a sum of money to the Student Loan Fund which Will insure to other students the same opportunities which we have enj oyed. Shine Rosy dawn' and rosy sunset,ks Bright and rosy glow of 'noon, Roses in the field and garden, Rosy weather, that is J une. sssss JJJJ

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.35 u! June. lglit enter uur Chm : r 1h., 'un '2 mt ulster CM hr x Mum w, 1'4 ,0 drtgun. m , . Wr of ski; M mum w: Lrpmcn! 15d 1H:- r :! p-nublc $381:- Lr H111 V1697: Hudrnt 11.11134:- xmrtumlm whiz mmm THE NORM AMRINE, LAPENSA, Oregon City ANDERSON, FANNY, Astoria Delphian Delphian ' A smooth and steadfast mind, gentle There's no pleasure like the pain of bemg thoughts and calm desires. loved. J. C. BELL, Monmouth. Ex-Business Manager Norm Normal Society Glee Club Basket Ball Team Student Body Council In duty prompt to every call, yet works, and laughs and sports withal together. BELL, LYDA V., Monmouth. BENTLEY, ESTHER, Newport. Delphian. Y. W. C. A. Delphian. Y. W. C. A. Secretary Senior Class None know thee but to love thee, Norm Staff None named thee but to praise thee.' Glee Club In the right place is her heart, and her hand is ready and Willing. l