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

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MR. WINFIELD W. MENHENNETT, B.S., A.M. Dean of Instruction TV 7E who are about to complete our final year in West Chester realize more than ever that in Dean Menhennett we have always had a true friend and counselor. From the time we entered as freshmen until graduation, he has always been ready to advise, to help, and to offer his services for the betterment of each student. The keynote of his office has always been efficiency, fairness, and equality among all students; no one is excepted — each must conform to those rules which he now realizes were for his own benefit. It is with regret that we take leave of the fatherly guidance that he has offered us, and we know that the farewell which he bids us is typical of that of the Anglo-Saxon mother as she sent her son forth to conquer, May you be glorious with success . (tJ C2{18}3

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CHARLES SEIGEL SWOPE, A.B., A.M. President of the College G{17|a

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Left to right-Mary Kelly; Ermon M. Postles; Elizabeth C. Griffith. BS.: Marujn A l.u.i Helen D Patton. A.B : Harold G Hunsberger. B.S.. MBA, BUSINESS OFFICE I ' HIS college, like all other organizations, has found definite need for a group of people to establish and carry out its fiscal policies. Such a need has been provided for by the establishment of a competent business staff under the leadership of Mr. Ermon Postles. We are indeed fortunate in having such an efficient leader for our dispenser of mercenary affairs . It is his obligation to collect, when he can, paltry sums from fifteen hundred students — a problem truly to be quaked at, yet never flinched from. In addition to numerous other pecuniary duties, the members of this staff have been desig- nated to distribute studen t trolley tickets. It is a matter of little wonder that they often wax pale when those Saturday and holiday rushes to the metropolis begin. Mr. Ermon M, Postles {19}a