Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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1923 THE NORM 13 TlflE Administration building, with its many gables, its tall bell towe1', its ivy-covered brick walls, and its tull, lnztny-pained windows, is exceptionally pictur- esque us it sits among its guzn'cls -tl1e huge muples and Iirs. The large rock which lies beneath the spreading maple is at rare specimen und was trans- planted here from at hill at short distance from Monmouth where it was deposited by :tn iceberg when this valley was an inland seat. ,ll p, ,HM l v' , ty h 1' EJ K ham V

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THE NORM 1923 A PPROACHING th e cmnpus from the south one is greet- ed first by the friendly over-hung- ing boughs of muples. Beyond these the majestic iirs rise in ull their splendor. They lend nn z1,tn1ospl1ere to the school that nothing but Nature herself can furnish. When enjoying their beauty and companionship one must not forget to give due credit to the people who in some pust time had the foresight to see the note of dignity that these trees would give to the campus. Earivw- qmwyw We