Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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Christmas on campus is as traditional as the trek to Grandma's house Christmas Day for the fam- ily get-together. Lights glistening from dorm win- dows and trees bedecked with dorm-made ornaments are just a part of the scenery on the campus herald- ing Christmas' arrival. This year, under the earnest direction of Todd sophomore Gayna Meyers, a drive was initiated to light the giant Sequoia tree in the center of campus. With the enthusiasm shown by the campus' seven dorms and the support of the administration, special lights were purchased and the tree was officially lighted in formal ceremonies, marking the beginning of a new Christmas tradition. -Other highlights of this festive season were the annual presentation of Handel's Messiah,' by the Concert Choir, and the Wassail Party, where par- ents, townspeople, and students gather to sing carols and enjoy the communal spirit of Christmas. Deans office Christmas Tree. Arby Christmas Regalia. Arby Tree.

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To be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause.

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Home is where the heart is. Pliny the Elder s if +531- !k And I know, if P11 only be true to this glorious quest,