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

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 OUTH ADMIRES HONESTY AND SINCERITY I ABOVE ALL OTHER VIRTUES, EVEN THOUGH YOUTH IS OFTEN ACCUSED OF CARING TOO MUCH FOR THE SUPERFICIAL. WE FEEL, THEREFORE, THAT THE MAN WHO PRACTICES THE PHILOSOPHY HE BELIEVES MERITS RECOGNITION. THE DEDICATION OF THIS BOOK IS SHARED BY PROF. CLYDE H. LADY.

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I NTRO D UCTION THE 1937 SAXIGENA VIEWS SLIPPERY ROCK FROM FIVE DIFFERENT ASPECTS. THE FIRST SECTION OF THE BOOK DEALS WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE COLLEGE THOSE PERSONALITIES WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COORDINATION OF THOSE FACTORS THAT MAKE UP A COLLEGE. ... THE SECOND SECTION IS CALLED CLASS-OLOGY.” IT GROUPS THE STUDENT BODY AS SENIORS, JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN. . . . ••ACTIVITIES” GROUPS THE STUDFNT BODY ACCORDING TO THEIR SCHOLASTIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. FRATERNITIES, THE COOPERATIVE ACTIVITIES, MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND CLUBS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SECTION. . . . ••ATHLETICS” INCLUDES THOSE PEOPLE WHO WERE OUT-STANDING IN THE SPORTS LIFE OF THE SCHOOL. THE BOYS ON THE FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK, TENNIS, SOCCER, SWIMMING AND GYM TEAMS ARE GIVEN RECOGNITION WITH THEIR COACHES. THE GIRLS ARE GIVEN RECOGNITION FOR PARTICIPATION ON THE HOCKEY, SWIMMING, AND BASKETBALL TEAMS. . . IN THE •’FEATURE” SECTION AN ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO CATCH PERSONALITIES ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES TYPICAL OF THE COLLEGE STUDENT ON THE CAMPUS, IN THE DORM, IN THE CLASS ROOM, AND AT THE DANCES. A SLIPPERY ROCK

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 T“HE STUDENT BODY RECOGNIZES IN DR. ARTHUR P. VINCENT A MAN WHO HAS PROVEN HIMSELF TO BE A REAL ASSET IN ACQUIRING FOR SLIPPERY ROCK PRESTIGE BOTH IN SCHOLARSHIP AND IN SPORTS. WE CONSIDER IT A PRIVILEGE TO DEDICATE, IN PART, THIS BOOK TO HIM.