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

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Miss Eleanor E. Star..ey Associate Dean o Women Supervision of all resi- dent men students is no easy job, but Dean Killinger has proved that it can be done in an efficient and affable manner. Since the advent of stu- dent government in Wayne Hall, Mr. Killinger ' s duties have been performed ex- pertly in an administrative and a dvisory capacity. A vital and likeable per- sonality and a sincere, and understanding nature are the assets which have made Miss Starkey an indispensable part of the administration of Main Dormitory. Always ready to help, she is looked up to by the entire student body. Mr. W Glenn Killinger Dean of Men Perhaps unheralded but not unappreciated, is the efficient work of Miss Townsend and Mrs. Keech. Working in cooperation with the Deans of Women, they are held in esteem by all with whom they come in contact. Miss Townsend, Mrs. Keech Dormitory Directors 121 Is

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Mr. Clarence L. McKelvie Director of Personnel PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT I HERE is probably no organization in the college which contributes more to the direct needs of the students than the Personnel Staff. The duties of this three-year-old organization are many and varied. Besides supervising all student employment on campus, it administers the student loans, sets up the college testing programs, supervises and administers the extra-curricular activities on campus, coordinates personnel functions, and cooperates generally with personnel officers in problems of student adjustment and personal development. Because of its comparatively recent creation and development it might well be considered in its embryonic stage. Surely, the future holds much for this staff, and West Chester undergraduates will continue to benefit from the service rendered by this competent group and its able director, Mr. Clarence L. McKelvie. It is little wonder that Mrs. King has earned the respect and confidence of all the women students un- der her jurisdiction. A diligent worker and sympa- thetic friend, she has creat- ed in Main Dormitory a friendly and homelike at- mosphere. Mrs. Clyde King Dean of Women {20|S

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Miss Dries. Miss Clance HEALTH SERVICE OMELLING salts and fainting fits may have been acceptable in the period of our grand- mothers, but today health is the keynote to success. Just as short, comfortable skirts have replaced the cumbersome draperies of yesterday, so has a glowing colorful cheek taken the place of a wanton pale one. Unfortunately, we are not all capable of maintaining this healthy state, but we are fortunate in the fact that we have a under- standing and expert health service to which we may go for aid. In the comfortable and inviting infirmary on Rosedale Avenue, Dr. Scattergood, Dr. Scattergood together with Miss Glance and Miss Dries, is always ready for any illness or accident. They are not content with curative measures but also seek prevention of numerous ills. The administration of the Mantoux test of tuber- culosis to freshmen and seniors and a physical examination of all students are two of the many projects carried on to keep us physically fit. A sound mind in a sound body is what we strive for, and so, to the honored and respected position the family doctor occupies in an album, we place each member of the Health Service De- partment. f 11 |o