West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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limn i ' eople. Many ui his writings have been beautiiully iUustrated by sketches from the pencil and brush of his good wife. As a man he is genial, generous, hearty, inspiring. Ever active and cheerful, he radiates sunshine antl awakens the sleepy, b ' ine in his sympathies and democratic in his spirit, he gets close to all with whom he mingles and carries a blessing into their lives. He and his esteemed wife, Katherine Elizalieth Weaver, whom he married December 29, 1885 are most hospitable in their happy home in Roselyn, and friends delight to join them and their interesting children, Beale and Dorothy, in the home circle. Dr. Schnuicker is an earnest worker in i)hilanthropic and religious lines, lieing broad and tolerant, yet deeply spiritual in his views. He is an important factor in the religious life of our school and of the com- munity. . 11 join in the hope that he will long linger with us to enlighten us l)y his knowledge, cheer us by his sun- shine, and uplift us by his life. F. H. Green.

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foreword X issuing; this book, we do not intend it to be a masterpiece of thought. It is simply a yearbook of the school, and a record of the Class of 1913. and is intended to por- tray by word and illustration the school, class and in- dividual histories. If the phrases read, the sketches viewed, appear to an artist ' s eye too crude, think lightly on our faults, lor You iiuiy easily do the frefting 11 ' hen t ' lvas zt- ' e i . ' ho did the sa ' eatiiig. 7 he eritieisin is yours — Proeeed.