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

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 Helen Jane Scon Bryant Emm Valley, Pa. Helen is one of the jolly, koihI na-tured. fun-loving girls of our class. She always see that she has her lessons prepared, but site still has time for athletics anil fun. She likes music. to i. Her favorite song is. I wan a Man—sion in the Sky.'' Harold Everett Slu-latrcc Philo mat In-an Slippery Rock. Pa. Business Manager. Sonny is the most agreeable hoy of our class. He is quiet and well-mannered. Although thought by some to he bashful, it is on account of his conservative disposition. Being a lover of S. R.'s surrounding natural beauty, he may some day become better acquainted with Er-Ivf-(lr) vines. Margaret Simons Bryant Coraopolis, Pa. Associate Editor. Margie, who entered our class as a Junior, is a very industrious student anil is always busy. At S. R. she boast of many true friends. Her favorite suuly is German: and when she plays tennis, she is a star.

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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. )

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Johanna Clara Smyth Philomathcan New Castle. Pa. Associate Editor of S. K. S. X. 15” . ■•Pinkie. a member of that great Smyth family. is known and liked by everyone. She is friendly and is always ready with a laugh. She ha red hair, but lacks the temperament. I'.ut watch her at work and you know there is a red-head at it. Josephine Ecola Snyder Philomathcan Pulaski, Pa. Jo” is a jolly girl whom we arc glad to have as a classmate. She ha a strong aversion to ghosts which stie thinks realty exist. YC think ’•Jo never waits to investigate. Site will always he remembered as one of the ••Moore Bunch.” Mary llcrniec Snyder Philomathcan Pulaski. Pa. Mary entered our class in the fall of 1911. Her pleasant smile. Iter ros checks and modesty have won for her many intimate friends. Though a very little girl, she is by no means insignificant.