Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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Qlrvvh nf 0112155 nf 1915 CUE BELIEVE in professional teaching and in the profes- sional teacher. We believe that the boys and girls of Oregon should have the best of training in order to prepare them for the great work which awaits every citizen of our rapidly developing state. We believe that knowledge gained from books is insignvfcant in comparison to the knowledge gained from contact with a great teacher, such as the standards and ideals of our Alma Mater develops. We believe that the school should be a place of culture and refinement as well as a place of discipline and instruction. We believe in the Parent- Teacher Association, which is unit- ing the home and the school. We believe in the Oregon Normal School, its Faculty and its President who advocates these ideals. Cbiftatnrg CUE, THE class of June, 1915, living in a practical age, 1 recognize the importance of the Student Loan Fund in the Oregon Normal School, established by our worthy predeces- sors. In keeping with this precident the Senior Class has depos- ited the sum of one hundred dollars toward the enlargement of this fund. We have presented it as a small token of the love which we hold for our Alma Mater and with the hope that we may, in a small degree at least, help to further the u'ork of the Oregon Normal School by making it possible for other students to enjoy some of the opportunities which it has been our privi- lege to enjoy.

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