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

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Bernice—Mrs. Sgt. Raymond E. Brown, if you please (just so you know where her heart lies) . . . keeps the home fires burning in a real way . . . practices household arts as a hobby with a future. Elizabeth, Liz”— O jumpens. Liz.’’ a letter every day to the army?—lucky Harold! . . . one of those ardent ethics lovers . . . active in W. A. A. Betty, Timber”—both takes pictures and draws them . . . Dan her main interest in life but is anxious to teach—a sports lover and typical gal of the out-of-doors”. Homer—short, blond. Grove City product ... in the good old days valuable to Coach Thompson as a manager . . . mathematics and science . . . ambitious, industrious, capable . . . notice the bow ties! Theresa—la, la. te, da—just Theresa happily warbling as she works—for singing, choral and solo, is her love in life . . . press club keeps her typing . . . and she tops it off with hair like spun jet. Esther—main interest—Paul—the sparkler proves that . . . favorite noise—cracking gum (so we hear) . . . knits baby booties . . . enjoys choir. Ruth—small and quiet . . . likes to hold your hand (for fortune telling)—does okay with cards too . . . interested in camp work . . . active in A. C. E. Helen Jane, Happy — Smile, it won't hurt a bit! -and she practices what she preaches . . . we'll never forget her Christmas trees, signs, house slippers ... a real Health Ed.- a real sport. Florence, Fetz”—quite the coffee guzzler”—but it helped in those health clnsies . . . musical talent lies in playing the swinette—remember Porto Rico? Martha Jane, Janie”—oh, how she wished for Saturday nights! . . . Janie’s your friend-means what she says . . . when not collecting pictures she's taking them . . . hiking too, and music, fit into her many activities on campus. 28

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 M. Black V. Bounty 1, I.itotu B. McCormick E. Kilgorr L. McMullen H. Kendrick M. Young Mary Jane- short, sweet, and lovable! . . . excel Is in friendliness, cheerfulness and cleverness ... a flair for adventure , . . fits so well with tea and hospitality—and Lou”. Virginia—how she could remember those history dates! . . . one of those mail girls” . . . also often found at the dormitory desk accommodating guests ... a real worker— deserves the title student”. Eileen—a dash of Irish in the flash of her blue eyes at the call of Hi, Red” ... a sweet little lassie who makes things tick as president of A. C. E. and town women’s club . . . that sparkler means one sailor has something so nice to come home to”. Helen— Oh, you silly girl” ... we know her as Smiles” . . . collects post-cards and stamps . . . can really swing it — not only on her feet but on roller skates as well . . . cheerful, peppy, lots of fun. Iolanda, Petie”—Our blues” singer who hates high heels and anklets . . . always smiling and has a heart of gold . . . would like some day to teach social etiquette to 11th grade Future Farmers”—good luck! Robert, Bob”—Senior gym coach . . . twinkle toes or dancing feet” . . . look out or he’ll sell you the Brooklyn Bridge . . . the corpse” in massage class . . . beguiling smile . . . reconstruction plans. Lola—Remember the Varsity Show and Lola's songs? ... a real student but also finds time for good books, music, and drama . . . active in history, English, and education fraternities. Marion—transfer from U. of Taylor . . . saves pennies—may be something to do with Virgc and the engagement” . . . big old tests” . . . rolls up a neat bowling score. Inevitable Library IVork —books due at nine!

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 Martha Jane—prefers Martha Jane to Jane . . . wc like those tailored clothes . . . favorite pastime—sleeping . . . Let's go down street” . . . Tony and Gibby”—roomies and inseparable pair. Esther—means quality to all at S. R. . . . add sincere humility and a bubbling sense of humor to her reputation as a super” student and teacher par excellence and you have her number . . . music, books, and friends her interests. Emily— Oh, dear . . . docs she like first grade!—wants one of her own some day . . . likes sewing and farming. Twyla—hardly a club she misses . . . music a special interest— she likes to sing—wc like to listen . . . even found time in ‘43 to edit the Rocket and in '44 to serve as Pres of Kappa Delta Pi . . your merits as a teacher are known. Twyla, and good coaching” on that football team. Margaret, Peg”—a tennis champ . . . the cheerful gal” who brings us seconds in the dining hall . . . anxious to be a teacher, and wc know she'll be among the best of them. Lorraine—Lesson plans for the tiny tots keep het busy . . . each sentence ends with a laugh—likes to sing. Rose—Wheel—Flash!—Rose had gone by . . . always in a hurry . . . much work and much play . . . speech and Always time for a coke sports are big interests . . . drama is the thing ... as director, made Varsity Show a big hit. at (jroo ns I.uella— Blondic” . . . English major . . . hopes some day to display her talent in her hometown of Butler . . . when not in the midst of Shakespeare or sentence structure, her skating keeps things rolling. M. Gibson E. Hulttiincn M. Hummel I.. In U'licUl E. Hobbs R. Jagatich T. Hoi ben L. Jones 29