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

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Christmas Carnival — The Demonstration School children hold their Christmas activities in the classroom. Any Questions? — Dorothy Bendigo, student teach- er, has just completed telling the first grade class what Easter really means. P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E L O P M E N T Open Forum — A group of senior health ed- ucation student teachers holds an outdoor class for the practi- cal experience of conducting such an activity. You Tell Me — Bob Jefferis takes over a Zoo- loay class in a ten minute review of factual material. I Before E — A lower grade of the Demon- stration School holds a super- vised spelling test as port of the doily program. Supervision is done by student teachers. nt il

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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

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p H y s I c A L Here He Comes — Larry Barry, stellar skateman, gives an exhibition by leaping over Ellen Landis on the campus rink. Hold Ii— Doug Carr, v ho is on expert at these sorts of things, does a hand stand on the bars for the cam ara man. Watch Me— John Day, Monk Umstead, and Kenny Matz learn the technique of gym activities from a well-versified colleague. Action Scene — The girls ' basketball team going about the process of taking the Immaculate College team into camp. It ' s An Art- Tommy Triol, Glenn Miller, Don Kirk, and Ken Welsh, students in the curriculum of health education, whitewash their bodies and reproduce a Greek statue. D E V E L O P M E N T