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

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niAWLKS UAY.MONH (iKl.MM. Cameron, XV. Va. Taught Five Years—Philoiunthcan. When our class was in its infancy and we were looking around to see who was in it, we eann across this promising child. Although In has taught a liunihcr of years, he is not grouch.v unless nt times. If lie is lmndien] ed in some ways he makes up for it in others. Charles is a general favorite, a good class worker and a strong upholder of the Philo faith. He is a luemlter of the editorial staff of the Saxigcim mid has been an interested and jolly Worker in our staff meetings. BI.LA (JKACK DICKEY, Slippery Kock, Pa. Graduate of Slippery Koek High School—Bryant. Kiln our country liorn and bred lassie coming with all that liennty and sweetness of her environment entered Normal in the fall of BMW with great hopes and ambitious. Sin is good natuivd and reliable. Her indiist piousness in combination with a generous supply of stiek-to-it-iveness has given her the reputation of a goml student and good Society worker. MANY Al.TIIKA ELLIOTT. Freeport. Pa. Bryant. First of all let us tell yon. lest you never find it out, Mary is a minister's daughter. As her name suggests, she is a very good-natured girl always happy and smiling although we would expect her to wear a Grimm expression. She is a very industrious student and frequently resolves to read Virgil Wfore breakfast but always doubts the veracity of her alarm clock. HI'KNA MAltUARKT GROSSMAN, Slippery Hock, Pa. Bryant. Buena is ; modest Slippery Kook girl. She is one of our eminent -nior . is very quiet hut charming in her manner. Some say she has little intention of t.-aohing. a ml hy looks of things now. this must Is true; for John is seen very frequently in Slippery Kook. TKKSSA (’IjARKTTA YKAGKR. Stoncboro. Pa Graduate of Stonelioro High Sehool—Philouiathean Tressa joined us in the spring term of our middle year. During this term site was guarded from all temptation hy the careful vigilance of her aster. Sylvia. As a Senior she had to rely on her own decisions. She has always been n shilling light in her classes, yet was never too busy to enjoy a good time and the many tricks whieh she delighted to play on her friends. Fortune telling was her forte hut her talent in this line was often restricted. IIKI.KN FRANCKS ItKKI). Slippery Hock. Pa. Helen heenme a memlier of the class of 1M1 ] while it was still in its infancy. Having spent the early part of her life in the arms of mother nature near Slippery Rock. Helen is then a true child of nature. The traces of this life of freedom have not all disappeared through the conventional influences of Normal life. It is her very good nature that we all admire in her. Twenty-fat

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