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

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Miss Lola McCullough, in her under- standing of the college girl, has won loyalty and admiration in her first year as Dean of Women at this college, h er well-balanced control of dormitory problems and tactful consideration of the college girl s nature have won sincere support. LOLA B. McCULLOUGH, Ph.B., M.A. Dean of Women By her vital personality, expressed through music and history and in effi- cient counseling. Miss Starkey serves West Chester well as the Assistant Dean of Women. She manages to combine a viewpoint coincident with the college girl ' s angle of life, with the ability to command the respect of a critical group of active young women. ELEANOR E. STARKLY, B.S. Assistant Dean of Women Twenty-five

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WINFIELD W. MENNHENNETT, B.S., AM. Dean of Instruction Too much credit cannot be given to Mr. Killinger, who in one year as Dean has proved himself to be very efficient in handling a large group of fractious young men. By his willingness to help and his ability to shoulder grave responsibility, he has become ' an invaluable asset to the denizens of Wayne EHall. In both his official capacity as Dean of Instruction, and in his unofficial capacity as friend and counsellor to all who know him, Dean Menhennett has gained for himself that priceless possess- ion, the respect and gratitude of the entire student body. W. GLENN KILLINGER, B.S., A.M. Dean of Men Twenty-four

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Jui CLARENCE McKELVIE Personnel Director PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT An entirely new administrative office, the Personnel Department, fias functioned very competently regardless of its novelty. Besides superintending the bevy of N.Y.A. , workers and directing the placement of I g those persons who hold student help jobs, T I tfie department has taken upon itself the task of creating a part-time employment bureau to aid needy students by providing them with odd jobs from time to time. Not content to stop there, it attempts to arrange for summer employment for a limited number of applicants. Statistics gathered by this department prove its efficiency by showing, insofar as can be ascertained, that no other college in the United States, with the ex- ception of Yale University, has 3313% of its student body holding paying positions. KITCHEN Approximately two-thirds of the twelve hundred undergraduates at West Chester, like college students everywhere, spend some part of every day complaining about the meals in the dining room. Never once do they stop to marvel at the variety of it, or the efficiency with which it is served. They do not seem to take into account the fact that the dietitian spends over four thousand dollars weekly to feed about the largest group of people who ever ate in the same room at one time. But more than this, she manages an immense staff of student waiters, chefs, dishwashers, and a large group of women who clean and set the tables. A moment ' s thought w the conviction that here is a very important job well done. ROBERTA MACK Dietitian brine Twenty-six