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

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Two Heads Are Better — Tom Triol and Jane Harris work jointly on on assigned experiment in the physics lab- oratory. What Have We Here?— Dove Phillips goes through a few of the prescribed mixtures in a chemistry experiment. Library Scene — A group of day students do some earnest preparation in the library to make up for time ost by commuting. Do Not Disturb— Glenwood Caruthers settles down to a hard night of pre- paration for a psychology test. There ' s The Bell— A group of sophomore girls mount the stairs to keep an appointment with an art teacher in Studio Right. D E V E L O P M E N T

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IS GOALS The goals and educational aims of the West Chester State Teachers College are centered, chieFly, around the growth of the individual in the following areas: MENTAL DEVELOPMENT A constant exposure, over a four-year period, to classroom work, laboratory prac- tices, and library facilities, contributes greatly to the development of sound mental qualities. T SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT By virtue of a well-rounded program of social activities, the teacher of tomorrow learns a few principles in that often neglected phase of learning, the science of living together. T PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT This is attained through a policy of practice teaching in nearby schools, together with the constant classroom experiences of oral reports and individual projects. PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT A sound body is another essential factor in this process of human growth. Gym activities, intra-mural games and athletic teams, which range from the sport of football down to roller-skate hockey, contribute greatly toward the attainment of this ideal. ALL AROUND DEVELOPMENT The miscellaneous activities of the average college student are numerous. Youth continually seeks some means of recreation. We feel that each of these new experiences adds some intangible element to the background of the individual. Tv elve

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s o c I A L Lobbyists — A prelude to the Mid-Winter Formal. Art Farley and Janet Sonnenborn entertain another couple while waiting for the initial strains of Sweethearts on Parade. No One ' s Lookin ' — Jimmy Wright tells Betty Jane Lindemuth, This was made to order. The Mexican Siesta — A typical example of a West Chester Formal, with the Criter- ions in the background. Smiles Across the Table — Lenny Lauboch and the custo- mary bevy of women music students that surround him, find an interesting incident at the opposite end of the table. Lobby Scene — The customary conversation cliques gather in this manner each evening prior to the open- ing of the dining hall doors. D E V E L O P M E N T