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

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Page Dedication ............................................................ 6 Art Section ............................................................ 9 History of School ..................................................... 17 Faculty ................................. ............................. 19 Board of Trustees...................................................... 30 Classes ............................................................... 31 Seniors ............................................................... 33 Juniors ............................................................... 75 Sophomores ............................................................ 79 Freshman .............................................................. 83 Model School .......................................................... 87 Dramatics ............................................................. 91 Student Activities .................................................... 95 Music .................................................................105 Athletics .............................................................111 Miscellaneous .........................................................125 Unofficial Calendar....................................................135 Jokes .................................................................143 Advertisements ........................................................103 t ) I

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THE SXXIQED A °f SLITTER TiOCK STJTE 0‘EJVML 1917 Volume VI

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 Foreword In behalf of the class of Nineteen Hundred Seventeen, we present this volume of the Saxigcna to the members of this institution as a record of some of the events of the past year. In compiling this annual, it has been our aim to make it the mirror of Slippery Rock State Normal. May its pages reflect the true character of the school. We have in many ways attempted to follow the examples of our predecessors. However, a few new ideas have been introduced, which we hope will meet with your approval. It is evident that we have done some things that we should not have done and left undone many things that we should have done. May its faults be covered with a mantle of charity. If in the future, this edition of the Saxigcna shall bring to vour minds pleasant memories of the past, then we will feel repaid for the many labors which we have wrought in the publication of the same. As a pictorial book of remembrance: as a record of the significant events of the past year at old Slippery Rock, we present this book, and make our best bow. —EDITOR. I