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

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MAINTENANCE ' RDER and proper atmosphere were all part ' of an old-fashioned album. We in our life at West Chester must have a neat and attractive campus. Personalities develop and thrive under delightful settmgs. Even staid and prim Victorians would appreciate the well-kept grounds and cleanliness of the buildmgs. How- ever, mstead of many-pictured walls and multiple-cushioned furniture, sim- plicity is sought in the life of today. This natural orderliness is subtly achieved by the maintenance staff. Mr. Herbert Chambers is the head main- tainer of all the efficiency. The comfort and cheerful surroundings of the Main Dormitory are chiefly due to the careful supervision of Miss Rebecca Dissinger. Although we are not always conscious of the workings of this department, we nevertheless can understand the efforts put forth by its staff members. Miss Mack. Miss Dissinge Waiters They also serve who only stand and wait. ' - Milton { 23 |c

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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

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Top Row, left to right — Shotts. Schlosser, Rice. Moulds, Moynihan. Metzgar, Harris Middle Row, left to right — Larkin. Cochran. Eveler. M. Evans. O ' Harra. Donahey, Davis Bottom Row. left to right Patton. Stiles. Miller. Kirk. Hickman. Taylor. H. Evans STUDENT SENATE TT is with hearty congratulations and well wishes that we present the Senate, an organization in its first year of existence at the college. Its purpose is to unify the several individual campus groups by establishing a central board on which all college interests are represented, and to be an advisory and policy-forming group so that individual campus groups and standing committees may have the benefit of representative opinions of the student body as a whole. During its first active year it has inaugurated a new election system, in which the petition plan was adopted. It has also taken over the handling of Freshman Week and the functioning of student life committees. As a final gesture, an intensive study of library conditions was made in order that the student body at large might benefit. The coordination of all campus activities being its ultimate goal, it has served its purpose well thus far, and promises to attain even greater heights in administering student government in the college. OFFICERS President William B. Kirk Vice-President Roy Miller Secretary June Albrecht Treasurer William Hickman e|24|©