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

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i l I SERPENTINE I H Seniors, classmales, student friends, Have we really reached the end? Is it real, and can it be We have reached our destiny? Now we stand upon the height Touched by some strange special light; Now we leave these hallowed halls. And answer to the world ' s calls, A challenge comes to us too Since now our Normal days are thru, Blessings on ou. Juniors, all, May every ioy attend vour call. ' - j:::2?K5iir: -ii:r:.==; -; [17 i -- i:rSS s:::S-

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PRESIJJEXT AuCTlStUS V. 1 IcXllL ' XlCl ' M ' Rl ' .Sini ' .X ' l ' l-ioy MauriT SECRKTAKV ICk-anor Starkc}- TREASURER Dorotliy ■ ' ()unij MOTTO iiicit qui ,((■ z ' iiicit 7 c conquers nh ' i conquers himself COLORS Black and Gold FLOWER Black-eyed Susan wi THE SERPENTINE 1. GRIFFIN KELLEY. Editor-in-Chief SAMUEL A. GILLIXGHAM. Business Manager [26]

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MARIAN AFFLKRBACIl Newtown, Fa. Woozv Aryan Conlrnl la Jo her duty Marian formerly went to (ieorj e School; but she was indeed discreet when she changed her school residence to West Chester. ' ' ooz is another of the quiet ones who manage, nevertheless, to store up ((uantities cf trienilships for present and future use. Marian is of the Bona species — good student and go od company. Her most sinful expressions are, My stars! CJreat Ned, Ciot any eats? C;RACE M. ALDRKH Suxjuehanna Co., Pa. .Moore ' ■I ' ricnJshiti is ihe svceetertfr of iile. C;race cotnes to us from .Mansfield Normal with all the qualifications of a good student and needless to say has not been founii wanting. This desirable bit of humanity is always ready with a helping hand for someone and every one. Accept our heartiest wishes for a bright future. Altho Grace has been with us but one year, she is manifestlv a good classmate and a worth- while friend ' . S.XR.A CJERTRIDE ALLEN Williamsport, Pa. S. Rv .Moore She ' s skinny, gooil-rititiireJ, full of fun, and sings a cheery song. Sara hailed us in the fall of 1920, coming from Billtown High SchooL She is happiest when he is curled up somewhere reading a book, whether it be a novel, book of poetry, or an ex- citing (?) story in Spanish. Vou would think her very (|uiet but you cannot always tell by one ' s looks — appearances are deceptive. SARA M. ANDERS Norristown, Pa. Zemo Moore Zemo is just what she looks — an all around girL She played basketball on the varsity team for two years; as for horse back riding, she ' s a voung centaur. Zemo wouldn ' t miss a dance in the gym for worlds. She went to a State house party last spring and apparently has never been the same since; but, despair not, she ' ll recuperate. We look forward with great anticipation to the time when this wide-awake individual begins to impart knowledge to her charges. Success is in- evitable with Sara. Vice Pres. Cr. A. A. ' 21. Varsitv Basket Ball. t J [28]