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

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MISS MARY M. HEFFERNAN, Health Education Department Miss Heffernnn's latest hobby is working with water colors, but she isn't ready for a public display yet . , . traveling and collecting cartoons are important interests . . . also reading, especially newer fiction. DR. ELMER B. COTTRELL, Health Education Department Enjoys hunting and fishing, particularly in Canada . . . ocean fishing, too, but Maryland is a little distant nowadays . . . collects old books on physical education for comparison . . . another major hobby is working with young people . . . that's why he is teaching. MR. WILLIAM STORER. Health Education Department Ask to see Mr. Storer’s books about Knute Rockne . . . Did you know he collected football books? . . . future hobby is a useful one, a Victory garden . . . enjoys golf and fishing, once upon a time in Ohio, but he isn't fussy any more . . . Mitzi, his dog, isn't his hobby . . . she's his pal. MISS ELMIRA H. COMPTON. Health Education Department Have you heard Compy blowing her trumpet at W. A. A.? . . . She has varied interests . . . Scamper” . . . knitting (She's really quite accomplished) . . . cooking for parties, but net for herself ... a camp in Vermont, “Aloha, Inc.,” where she spends summer vacations. MISS KATHERINE ALLEN, Health Education Department Miss Allen thinks all teachers should have a two weeks’ vacation in September to can . . . just ns important ns a Victory Garden” . . . reads everything but detective stories . . . prefers dance books . . . her hobbies change continually, particularly the collecting ones. MR. N. KERR THOMPSON, Health Education Department Fishes in any fresh water . . . he mounts birds and fish and then click! . . . he has a photograph of the mounted victims . . . ever present hobbies are his pipe and Spot . . . But what occupies his mind during football season? You’ve guessed it . . . the TEAM! Turnty-thri'c

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MISS MAREE McKAY, Registrar Overheard in Registrar' office . . . no hobby . . . am always busy” . . . But you must have a hobby. Miss McKay, you’ve get to! . . . No. only plain hard work and 'the army'.” DR. LEWIS H. WAGENHORST, Director of Laboratory Schools Since living in his new home on Normal Avenue, he has done much gardening . . . likes to raise beans particularly . . . expects a larger garden this year . . . once coached high school teams. MR. HERBERT BOOK, Director, Junior-Senior High School Mr. Book claims the choicest peonies in the country . . . enjoys gardening and flower raising . . . born and reared a constructionalist, he has made all the furniture in his study. DR. NORMAN WEISENFLUH, Education Department Like many other faculty members, he plans a real garden this summer . . . singing, playing, and composing music is a special interest as are picnics and family excursions . . . bridge and reading. DR. ORVILLE C. WRIGLEY, Education Department A handy man for the neighborhood. Dr. Wrigley enjoys wood working, building . . . constructed a camp which will accommodate a dozen people . . . had complete charge of the hiring, buying, and construction of his own home. DR. WARREN STRAIN, Chairman of Geography Department His hobbies are plain-dirt gardening . . . traveling over new roads and territories . . . reading current novels . . . playing bridge . . attending musi- cal shows. He enjoys especially murder and mystery stories on the radio. MR. CLYDE H. LADY, Chairman of Mathematic Department Did you know that Mr. Lady had worked in the sports department at Wana-maker's? . . . and that he often hikes with Dr. Albert? . . . and has camped at Dr. Wrigley’s retreat near Clearfield? Tivrnty-tzvo

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MISS LOIS HARNER, English, Laboratory Schools Miss Hamer likes outdoor life . . pioneering . scout work. Her extracurricular activities include dramatics . . . coaching plays . . . interpretative reading. Metal and leather work . . handicrafts . . . arc important sidelights of scouting. DR. WALTER T. ELDER, General Shop, Laboratory Schools Likes to watch things grow and does much gardening . . . began carpentry after first World War . . . now carpentry is his summer vocation . . . enjoyed working at the Shcnango Replacement Depot last summer. MR. RALPH E. MARTIN, Mathematics, Laboratory Schools Have you seen him out walking with Rusty? ... or singing in the Vesper Choir? These and other activities . . . teaching math” to Air Corps follows and fishing with Dr. Slick . . . keep him busy. MRS. FLORENCE PRESCOTT, French, Latin. Laboratory Schools Mrs. Prescott enjoys traveling . . . has made three foreign trips . . . through Europe, British Isles. Mexico . . . collects pictures of scene she has visited . . . collects old furniture for remodeling . . . needlepoint work. MISS MARGARET RHOADS. Mathematics, Laboratory Schools Along with math” Miss Rhoads likes shooting . . . but with a camera rather than a gun . . . nature and animal pictures . collects new recipes and name them. MISS ELIZABETH C. HII.LIER, Home Economics, Laboratory Schools Relative to her vocation, she enjoys eating in unusual restaurants ... ice and roller skating are favorite sports . . . collects match folders . . . plays a few little ditties” on the piano. MR. AUGUSTUS T. CI.UTTON, Science, Laboratory Schools I love a Military Band, says Mr. Clutton . . . played bass horn in community and college band . . . likes baseball and swimming . . . he’s a true fisherman, but prefers distant fishing grounds, Hdinboro Lake and Canada. Twrnty-four