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

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Union Lifte Student’s Refuge The University Union provided us with an atmosphere for many rest and retaxation activities. Watching our favorite soaps every afternoon gave us an escape route far, far away from Slippery Rock University. Mastering game shows also became a popular sport in front of the t.v. screens. The basement gamer-oom was the setting for many competitive sports ranging from pinball to biBtards. The air was always filled with the sirens and bells of students sharpening their skills. Socializing was always the main event, how- ever, at the Union. There was nothing quite foe joining good friends in conversation. by Diane Calhoun The Paddle Palace Is a good place lor blowing off steam and meeting a few friends. If ping pong begins to bore you, Just step next door to the an cade. Toy Here Is the key to relaxation. Games, darts, pool cues etc. are available to the bored or harried student who needs to chill out. Anyone for billiards? Toytof We all have our little section where our friends gather to snooze, gab, or hang out. 6 Union Life

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Gowpas Our World V'f-'K} Orientation gave us a campus tour and a map, but what we really needed was a guide. We soon became familiar with locations called ECB, Spotts, and Vinnie's. We scurried across campus fighting time wind, and rain. The beauty of campus was not ignored. Students lounged under shady trees, sunbathed on the lawn or captured their memo- ries on fim. Our world was a mix of old and new that blended together to create the distinct personality of the Rock. Nightime created patterns of lights and shadows that transformed our campus. There are some memories that even time can not erase. by Annette Jacob tyncfi The sidewalks seem to never end as we lourney around campus. Our trek to classes, recreation, and dorms is done In groups or solitary strolls. We know that walking Is exerclsel Old Main stands as a sentinel chiming out on the hour that all Is well. This tower stands as a symbol of our heritage. Campus trees clothe themselves In vivid colors, and the rustle of autumn leaves serve as a signal of things to come. ! f!nmni k i

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The Rock Sweet Shop seems to beckon to even the most strong-willed dieter. Imported candles and creamy chocolates cause us to count pennies and skip lunches just to taste these morsels. The latest mags were available by showing student I.D. Music soothes the savage beast and mid-terms bring out the beast In us, but dancing In the MPR to a favorite tune soon has us feeling mellow. -$£. deal Soaps are a must for those In the know. Lunches are eaten here to Insure a seat for love In the afternoon Union Life 7