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

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dJeolcail LcaiLon It is eminently fitting that the 1940 edition of the Yearbook, which has for its theme growth , should be dedicated to Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark, an outstanding member of the English faculty and a painstaking literary adviser to the Serpentine staff. Her scholarly attitude, literary taste, and faithful conscientious work have resulted, not only in the growth of the Yearbook, but in the professional, educational, and cultural growth of the students who have enjoyed the stimulation of her classes. As a token of their grateful appreciation and esteem, the Senior Class, recognizing this contribution, dedicates this 1940 edition of the Serpentine to Miss Clark, the unanimous choice of the yearbook staff. Four

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nCf, ppr ' atu ecLauon MISS ELSIE O. BULL For thirty-one years West Chester has received the benefits of Miss Bull ' s services, unfailing at all times. She has served as head of the Mathematics Department since Dr. Robert F. Anderson ' s retirement. Devoted to her profession and deeply concerned with the preparation of teachers, she has trained hundreds of students in the highest traditions of teaching. In addition to her duties as a teacher. Miss Bull has guided the All Star Course since its inception. The many duties of this position have called forth much of her time and effort during each year, and the marked success of the program is due in a large part to her work in its behalf. With sincere thanks for all that Miss Bull has done for us, we express our deep apprec- iation to her.