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

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ANDREW THOMAS SMITH, I ' h. D. (;raduat( ' (l from W. C. S. N. S. in 1883; also a graduate of New York I ' liiversity. Special student in Peda- •logy under the late Dr. Wm. H. Payne of liie T ' niversity of ] Heh., and in Phi- losophy under George Stewai ' t Fuller- ton. Ph. D.. of the University of Pa.; Author of Mind Evolution.s for Tcaehing Pui-pose, and Systematie Methodology. Prin. of the Mansfield S. N. S. for fourteen years; now head of the Dept. of Pedagogy at W. C. S. N. S. New Princiiial W. ( ' . X. S. ADDISON L JONES, A. M. Graduate of the Norristown High School, of West Chester Normal and of Buckneir University, Teacher in the public schools of Montgomery County ; teacher in the West Chester Nornuil School ; Supervising Principal of the schools of West Chester, and now Supt. of the Public Schools of West Chester and Principal of the Model School. Supt. Jones was Director of Education for Pennsylvania at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. CHARLES H. FISHER. A. M. Prepared at the York Collegiate In- stitute ; received his A. B. from the Lebanon Valley College in 1904; for four years instructor in the Depart- ment of History and Latin in the York High School: for three years head of the Department of Histoiw in the Tren- ton High School; received his blaster ' s (legrre in Education from U. of P. in 1;mJ4. Teacher of Rural School Prob- lems, Philosophy of Education and So- ciology at the Normal School. Page Tin-cnty-lr-v

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FKAXCIS IIAKVEY GREEN. A. M., I.itt. 1). Eilucati ' d at the W. C. 8. N. S., Am- herst Cdllege and llarvai ' d University. Professor of Eng-lish in Junita f ' olleS ' e. IIiiHtin ;toii, Pa. Head of the English Department W. C. S. N. S. since 1890; J eetnrer of note on literary, eduea- tional and nioial sub.jeets; widely known as an after-dinner speaker. Autlioi ' of nunierons hits of vei ' se and magazine articles; lias prei)ai ' ed a book of sentiments by leading living Amer- icans. What They Say Day by Day ; Pris. of Normal School Y. M. C. A. and leader of religious life of tTTe school. lie has traAck ' d widely in tliis country and in Europe; has probably visited the homes of more literary pei- sonages in the U. S. and England than any othei- living American and has had the honoi ' of meeting and knowing many of the foremost of the Nine- teenth Centui ' v. (!KA( ' l I). McCAUTUY, A. of the Carthage B. (iraduate of the Carthage High School, Missouri; also at the Teacher.s ' College of Columbia University; has done work at the University of Chi- cago; has done special work at the University of Penn.sylvania ; Author of The plays from the Wonder Hook ; teacher in the English Dept. of this school, and Dean of Women. Patie Tzienly-one

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AWE JI. (ioSllKX. A. M. (I ' l-adiiatc of till West Clirster State Noiiiial School ill 1888, aiul the I ' ni- crsitY of Michigan: received ilasti ' i ' s degree from the Uiiivei ' sity of Pi ' iiu- sylvania; assistant in the Jrodel School of West Chester Normal ; Supt. of iodel of Peru of Nebraska; graduate student of the Iceland Slanfoi ' d Uni- vei ' sity. Now in the I)e])artnieut of T ' syehology at tlie West Chester Nor- nuil Scliool. IIAHRIKT II. BALDWIN, M. E. (iraduate of the West Chester State Normal School in 1897; teachei ' in I ' uh- lic Schools of i Iau ' h ( ' hunk, I ' a,; has ti-aveled widely in the Cnited States, Canaila and Europe; Pi-esideiit of the .McCail .Mission of West Chester; in- structor in School jManagement at the West Chester State Noi-nial School... LILLIAN W. PIERCE Graduate of West Chester State Noi ' - nial School : was a student at Co]und)ia aiul I ' ennsylvania Universities; teach- er in the West Chester public schools and in the Pennsylvania Summer As- send)ly, Edensburg; has doiu ' consider- able institute work in Pa.. Del., and Ohio; critic teacher in the lodel School of the West Chester State Nor- mal School. R 1 -V P iL ' H Dr ■A. ' ' !! l Bi ■8 H Bd Piit i- T- i-nty-t ircc