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

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♦ Class uf 1 11 li Colors Rod and White Yell 1 lip, hip, hi! 1 lip. hip. ho, W e are the class that's not so slow. We'll study hard, we'll reach the top. In 1916 and never stop. Motto Utiild for character, not for fame. Flower a Crimson Rambler Class I’resident Vice-1 ’resident Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Marshal ....... ■ Charles C. Stoops ....Clarence Moore ...Martha Kurich ....Martha llcnle ..Walter Winner

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Humor Mutants Kdna LarehHeld Mac Christy Helen Crawford— aledictorian Mary Dunn Martha Kurich Castella Fisher Martha I lenle—Salutatoriaii Grace Jessop (•race Lee Carbtis Magee Ruth Meredith Clarence Moore lohn Murtland (Class Han jJJnuinun, (Class of I W 1 li Piano Solo............ 1’resident’s ddress. ....Hazel Wiles Charles Stoops Recitation History .. I 'n )j»hecv Oration ... Catherine McIntyre ....Malia Sager Walter W inner Roy 11 ax let t Vocal Solo. ie« rge M cOuist n Kli .abeth Rowlands I ‘essimist ()j»timist Ivy Griffiths Artists Class Will Rod ....... Russell Louden ...Martha Ford I )onors Ruth Irwin Katherine Letts Irene Jackson Alina Davis I 'resentation of Ke Floise Kicstcr Class Medley Christine McCarth} (•race Cole Jean Krohn Minnie Kdclstein

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LEE CARL ARNER, Slippery Rock. Philomathc.nl. A mother’s pride, a father’s joy.” Lee is a very quiet and industrious member of our class and we feel very proud to have him as a classmate. He is somewhat much interested in traveling. and expects to visit Reno soon after school closes. LOIS PAt’LINE BADGER. Butler. During the four years that Lois has been with us, she has been an excellent student, especially in Virgil and Arithmetic . She has also had quite a career as a kindergarten teacher. Lois has never shown a great liking for the Slippery Rock hoys. MARY BARBER, Grove City. Silence is the perfectest herald of joy.” Mary is a quiet, modest and lovable girl, who is very studious and never skips a class. As a classmate she is known as Mary Elizabeth, but next year as a school martn it will probably change to Miss Barber. EDNA ELIZABETH BARCHFIELD. Car rick. Philomathean. Barchie, as she is known to us, though one of our best students, is nevertheless one of the liveliest girls in North Hall. She has a little smile, all her own, which often breaks out into a hearty laugh. But we know she is leaving three years of pleasant influence at S. R.