Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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18 THE'NORM 19 Mrvzihvnt anh Zliarultg nf the Gbrrgnn Nnrmal Svfhnnl-Qlnntinueh i MRS. GERTRUDE F. COLLINS s Supervisor, Oak Point MISS GLADYS CARSON MISS ,TEXVEL DELK A SUDeI'ViS0I', E1kiI1S A Assistant Supervisor, Elkins A , 19 J I 1 V

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20 THE NORM 1919 mutha frnm the mme PRESIDENTQS MESSAGE THE President of the Oregon Normal School gladly offers greetings to the awakened Norm. As of yore, I am sure it will continue the splendid spirit and uplifting influence that it has ever exerted upon the school's activities. A I I hope it is needless for me to express my allegiance' toit, but will say that it may ever expect my hearty and willing co-operation at all times. , E Long live the Norm ! and may it grow and prosper is the wish of its friend.+President. A Eutlvrrzquv Mrreiing , THE school paper-an exponent of school life, a bond of union, a clearing house of criticism, a melting pot of differences, a constructive agency of school ideas and ideals, a viewpoint' for regents, faculty, dormitories, a meeting place for parent, teacher, student, citizen, a treas- ured memento of school days. E . - We hail the editor and welcome the 'return of the Norm, ' J. B. V. BUTLER, ' Head' of History Dept. , Hnhunkian lghilnznphg ' it THE smoke shows which way the wind blows. I Podunk is where the other fellow lives. Neverwaken the baby to give her sleeping drops. A ' There is nothing in all the wide world quite so dangerous as an idea. , People and cows are very much alike, more so than some cows are willing to admit. Plan your lesson lavishly, then lessen your plan. It is the average crop that pays for the farm. Tell me what you think today and I will tell you four-fifths of what you will think tomorrow. ' - I Is there a great surplus of corn this year? Then plant corn with great diligence next year. I , ' A .f Study mathematics diligently, but see to it that thou also studiest good literature, else has the mathematics no soul. . , -I ' I I THos. H. GENTLE, 1 Head of Dept: of Education. Glhtrtrrn Mnihez tn Ssurrrffz , T T SUCCESS is the covetedgoal of every ambitious individual. Many, however, fall by the wayside because of the lack of purposeful guides. Realizing this lack,the Current Literature Class have, from various philosophical essays studied, formulated '.'Thirteen Guides to Suct cess which I take this opportunity of crystallizing into permanent form. Not with the hope, however, of making ,all who read a success, but with the more modest desire to start all who read on that little-traveled road, for it is better to start even though you do not arrive, than never to have begun the journey. ' - I I X ni of .ff ,,. ff' if ,, an at H- - rlwirjsfilifhfr I 9 ' , .. sf I 5, .wif if m it . E pm Midi Juli! 13 9' E 'Hum ffl' bulk an IDUN if QP Hsihnfftae Hillman the-1 .fm ?1 .:- , M' gm Nu vi ,-T NL'.2gg-f I