Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

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A Preface In the natural course of events the time lias conic now when a preface to this work must be written. Tlie annual has been designed in illustrations and special features to appeal to the general reader: yet of necessity it has retained the original plan of a class history. Our aim has been to produce a work of merit fit to represent the dignity of the class and the school. We desire to thank those who have assisted in any way with this work. Special thanks are due Dr. Maltby and Professor Moore. To the judicious and untiring efforts of Clay C. Ruff more than to any other person is due the success of this annual. The ties of peculiar interest which bound me to my Alma Mater have been severed. Friendships arc sweet and associations, though mixed with unpleasant memories, are dear. It is with a feeling “that is just akin to pain that I write finis to a chapter that is already closed. Raymond R. Glenn, (Class Historian.) Poughkeepsie. X. Y., June 1. 1903.