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

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an official host at all ectivltlos or events at the request of the president. Including sporting events. Photo by Christine Britton Rock-n-Roll is serious business for Tom Rotondo. Production Manager at WRCK Photo by Mike Taylor i 3 ! Opening

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College was more than classes, exams and holidays. The real memories of our years here are etched in the groups we belonged to. Greeks, honoraries, sports, the Rocket and the yearbook were a few of the opportunities available. We accepted responsibilities, not for fame or fortune, but to aid us in our struggle for growth. The finishing touches of leadership, the ability to work as a team and achieve a goal was the polish we so diligently applied. Radio stations, Student Government, Union activities, campus publications — all were run by students who knew that academics was getting our act together, but involvement meant polishing it up 'till it shone. By Annette Jacob 1 Involvement “Polishing Up Our Act” The Marching Rockets show their support and enthusiasm for the football team in any kind of weather as the brass section marches in their rain gear. They demonstrate their ability by entortolnlng fans at halftimo with dynamic performances. Photo by Jeff McCutcheon Cadets in exact replicas of Middle s- .• . Militia during the Revolutionary War await another score by tho Griaaors to fire the cannon they surround ROTC Cadets Randy Hobson, Bob Case, Davo Felser and Tyoose i Newton Photo by Christine Britton

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