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

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F.mma (’.race Ramsdalc Itryant f Franklin. Pa. Emma joined our class in lhe string .if 1913. She i' very studious hut finds time for sleep as well as work. She is noted for Iter street disposition and her winsome smile. Kmma is quite an accomplished musician. Margaret Reagle Bryant Guys’ Mills. Pa. A pleasant little girl with a stn-diotK air. who never stays up later than bell'. She i» devoted to her books, and this, together with plenty of sleep, affords her more pleasure than a little. William Taylor Reed Bryant Oakdale. Pa. “Bill believes that it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. lie take- an active part in the school athletics and is an expert in tennis. I .ike Cliff, he is fond of elevrnth grade girls.

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Ililila M. Ovcrmann Philomathcan Mill vale. I’a. Hilda, heller known a “llild among her more intimate friends, is one of the most talkative little girl' in the school. considering her size. She hav made her mark by her brilliant recitations in ('.trnWn class. Kva Hell OlTut Philomathean Volant. Pa. Hell is a bright haired girl who stands in the front line anions Doctor’s favorites. She is very |uict and unassuming, but we all like her for her cheerful disposition, which is sufficient to carry her even through a Twelfth Night. ■ Mary Pearl Patterson Mercer, Pa. In the fall of 1913. 'this little Mack-haircil girl jottrneyetl from her pretty country home near Mercer to S. R. t«. join our ranks ami has proved herself faithful throughout our course. Pearl seems very serene and modest. Imt those who know her best know that she i- quite witty and merry.

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Myrnn Ruth Higgle Bryant Lcvchhurgi Pa. N'mv comes Myrna. She joined our illustrious class in it' Junior year. She is a girl of a free and happy disposition. and makes a good reliable companion. She is devoted to her studies, especially to public speaking. Inez Blanche Rosetibcrry Bryant Ktnlcnton. Pa. Secretary of the Class of ‘15. This popular and talented young lady is the musician of our class. She i always in such demand that she has little time for studies. Nevertheless, 'he is most brilliant in elass. especially in elocution. Further, she has attained the impossible (the absolute trust of the teachers). I Bryant New Castle. Pa. j Grace is one of tile dignified, yet jolly girl' of our class. She is diligent in her studies and receives bet reward in the kind regard of her t •aehers She has won a reputation on the stage by her ability to imper-'onatc the Irish maid. )