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

Page 19 text:

It is our hope that four years at Slippery Rock have made problem-solvers” of you— that they have made you capable of coping with the tremendous challenges of this jet-propelled atomic age—that they may enable you to see what is as a stepping stone to what can be. May your service be a credit to you, your school, and our profession. C. M. Long Director of laboratory School Dr. Clarence M. long The world in which we live is a place where we must try to get ahead with one another rather than ahead of one another. Education is a continuing process. May you both as citizens and as teachers bend your efforts to the attainment of democratic values and ideals. Isabel Anderson Supervisor of Elementary Instruction Miss Isabel Anderson Be always mindful that, if you are to be happy and successful, you need above all else a patient understanding heart—a heart that teaches by example rather than by words. Joseph A. McClymonds 15 Assistant Director of laboratory School Dr. Joseph A. McClymonds

Page 18 text:

The possibility of your success after graduation lies in the enthusiasm you show toward your work, and the energy which you expend. Patience, kindness, tolerance, and understanding toward others will help you succeed in your chosen profession. J. R. Eiler Dean of Men Mr. John R. Eiler It was Emerson who said, Let him go where he will, he can only find so much beauty or worth as he carries.” The zeal we have for study depends upon the zeal we bring to our books; the admiration we have for our Alma Mater depends upon the depths to which our admiration can go; the love we will have for teaching will depend upon the love we have for children, the sincerity we have in our work, the real desire we will have to be of service to all. Lois Harner Doan of Women Min Lois J. Harner To the Seniors: You have completed your internship and are ready to assume the full responsibilities of your profession. The way may not always be smooth, but no other work in the world is more gratifying. There will not be time enough for everything. “Hold fast that which is good,” but also pass it on to others. H. Lloyd Peters 14 A»ji»font Doan of Mon Mr. H. Lloyd Peter

Page 20 text:

FACULTY Dr. Welter D. Albert Physio, Chomistry Miss Anna Allen Biology Miss Katherine Allen Health and Physical Education Mrs. Gladys Arnold Mr. Dwight Baker Musk Music Mr. Raymond Blonck Agriculture, laboratory School 16 Mrs. Mila Bovard Home Economics, Laboratory School Miss Janet Browster First Grade, laboratory School