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

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Dedication TO INIS FLOY McCLYMONDS We. the Class of 1919, do dedicate this first graduation number of The Slippery Rocket as a token of our appreciation for her interest in 11s as a class, and for the many services rendered in behalf of our paper. :: :: ::

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THE SLIPPERY ROCKET THE STAFF Editor-m-Chief H. L. Headland Assistant Editor Dean Adda M. Elliott Assistant Editor Alice Casey Business Manager J. B. Cook Assistant Business Manager Jack McDonald Alumni Reporter Miss Inis F. McClymonds Athletic Reporter Wendell Magee Artist Matilda Reis Senior Reporter Hazle Eakin Published by the FACULTY AND STUDENTS of SLIPPERY ROCK STATE NORMAL Slippery Rock, Pa. TERMS: One Dollar Per Year; issued every month during the school year. Entered as second-class matter December 1 7, lfllS, at the postotTice at Slippery Rock. Pa., under the Act of March ll. 1X70. THE STAFF lunior Reporter Ethel Moss Sophomore Reporter Theodore Murphy Freshman Reporter Hazel Belle Denny Bryant Reporter Ethel Meanor Philomathean Reporter Josephine Cross Y. W. C. A. Reporter Emma Gibbons Y. M. C. A. Reporter Franklin Gerren Training School Reporter Mary Cheeseman Exchange Editor Catherine Cook VOL. I. JUNE. 1919 NO 8 Dedication ............ The Faculty ........... The Senior Class....... Class Day Program. President's Address Class History ......... Class Poem Class Prophecy ....... Class Will Junior Class .... .-.. Sophomore Class Freshman Class ................ Athletics Musical Organizations ......... Alumni Notes .................. Literary Societies Christian Associations School Notes Model School Notes Chronology .................... Jokes ............ -........... .............. 2 3 10 ......... 30 .... 30 .. 31 S' 36 42 ... 44 ............... 46 ............... 48 ............... 50 ................. 53 ................. 55 56 .............. 60 02 65 66 —............... 72 ME .

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'I' HE S L I P P K R Y R O C K E T 3 The Faculty J. Lin wood Eisenberg Principal and Education Bom in Chester County, Pa. Educated in Public Schools of Chester County; graduated from Juniata College Normal English course in 1895; graduated from Ursinus College with degree of A. B. in 1906; A. M. (in course), 1908; Graduate Department of the University of Pennsylvania, receiving degree of Ph. I)., 1913; Supervising Principal Royersford, Pa., in 1905; in connection with Public School work, Professor of Education in Ursinus College, 1910-11; Department of Education, West Chester State Normal School, 1911-1914; Professor of Education, Wittenberg College (Summer terms), 1909-13; Professor of Education, Deleware College (Summer term), 1914; Superintendent of Public Schools, Chester, Pa., 1914-17. Present position, 1917. Adda M. Elliott Dean of Women and English Graduated from Indiana State Normal School 1885. Head of English Department Beaver Falls High School 1895-1918. Taught in Geneva College Summer School, three terms. Present position, 1918. John C. Ricketts Mathematics Born in Venango County, reared in Lawrence County. Educated at Edinboro Normal and Thiel College; received the degree of A. M. from Waynesburg College. Taught first year in Erie, three years in Scott Township High School, three years in Prospect Academy; came as instructor to Slippery Rock at the opening of the Normal School and in continuous service since 1889. Isaac N. Moore Natural Science A. B., Westminster College, 1885; A. M., Westminster College, 1891; Principal, New Castle High School, 1885-87; Principal, Waterford Academy, 1887-88; Teacher, Slippery Rock State Normal School, 1889-99; Professor of Physics, Westminster College, 1899-1902; Professor of Sciences and Vice Principal, 1902-1916; Acting Principal, 1916-17; present position, 1917.