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

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PROF. JAMES HARRY SHOEMAKER Graduate Lycoming County Normal School: Graduate Rucknell University: Post Graduate Cornell University and Columbia University; Instructor Lycoming Normal School; Instructor Clarion State Normal School: Instructor Summer Session Grove City College 1912: Lecturer on American Literature. Lycoming County Normal School; Department of English. Slippery Rock Slate Normal School since 1907. INIS FLOY McCLYMONDS Art and Manual Training. Graduate of Slippery Rock State Normal School and Pratt Institute: Student at New York University: Supervisor of Drawing at Cloversville, N. Y.; Teacher in Grove City Summer Schools; Teacher in Slippery Rock State Normal.

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PROF. JOHN C. RICKETTS. A. M. Mathematics. Attended public school at Harlans-burg and New Castle:taught in the Borough of Portersville; taught three years In the Academy at Prospect; attended Thiel College, also Waynesburg College; present position since 1S89. PROF. h. ('. MURPHY. Ph. I). History and Didactics. Early education received in rurai schools. First teaching in ungraded schools. Graduate of a Normal School. Ph. I). Course at Monongahela College; finished Local Ministers' Course in M. E. Church and Ordained In 1896. Taught in California. Lock Haven, and Slippery Rock Normals. Author of “Recreation in History and Geography...ruining Points in Teaching.” and “Flash Lights on American History.” Lecturer in Teachers' Institutes.

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KLOltDA A. M(-COM 15 Preceptress. Educated at Clarion Normal; taught in Clarion and Jefferson Counties; Principal of Sample's public school. Wilklnsbui-g; present position since 1915. PROF. WILLIAM M. STEWART Supt of Model School. Methods and Criticism. Born near West Sunbury. Pa.: graduated from West Sunbury Academy. 1891: B. S. Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pa., 1899: completed Chautauqua course, 1903: student Wooster University; taught in the public schools of Butler and Armstrong Counties; principal Slippery Rock High School. 1905-1907; taught Pedagogy in the Geneva College Summer School. 1914. Present position 1907.