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

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ac44 Ut Qo4fUfUttee4 HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE, Seated: Russell, Staley, Farnham, Elliott, McCarthy. Standing: McCorkle, Heathcote, Pickett, Allen, Cressman, Daily. ACADEMIC ADJUSTMENTS COMMITTEE. Seated: Lee, Sykes, McCarthy, Menhennett, Broadhead. Standing: Vollbrecht, Heinemann, King, Greenwood, Sauer, Waters 1 1- ' ' llif st ' i ME2 I B jf PLACEMENT COMMIHEE. Seated: Geyer, Burnet, Stabler, Henslee, FHobbs, Aldworth. Standing: Daily, Menhennett, Cressman, Chatterton. CHAPEL COMMIHEE. Seated: Smith, Lamborn, Holland, Blair. Standing: Andes, Gordon. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Seated: McKelvie, Allen, King, Pickett, McCarthy, Menhennett, Schmidt, Holland, Heathcote. Standing: Daily, Russell, Cressman, Barrer, Farnham, Mitchell, Boggs, Killinger, Staley, Elliott, Slagle. ©|34}c)

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(1) Arlene Seaman blowing as hard as she can while Mabel Ridge measures the results; (2) A hiealth Education student inspector Rnds out Janet Brat- sing ' s height; (3) We think that ' s Harry Johnstone at the X-ray machine, while Don Kirk awaits his turn to be examined. Last year there were the unsual rather cursory health exams, but we knew something was stirring In the Infirmary because of the Issuance of health bulletins and the Installa- tion of the health proctor system In the dormitories. This yeor they started right In on us with an exam that was an exam! Then they kept it up with a new lights-out regulation and the X-roy pictures. The climax a os a clever contest, under the supervision of the health eds, to make us posture- conscious. You d never think that the Normal School ' s Infirmary, bock there from the founding to 1893, was what Is now the Diet Kitchen of Main Dorm — but that ' s the truth. It was in 1892 that the principal reported the building of a school infirmary at a considerable distance from the school to prevent the possible spread of contagion. According to the catalog of 1893, It is believed that this is the first school of its class to take this important step. Of course there have been some changes in the building since then, and there have been changes in personnel even since the time the present senior class members were freshmen. Dr. Scattergood was physician during our first two years, and Miss Dries and Miss Glance were the nurses. Then during our second year, Mrs. Bonsall came in the place of Miss DrIes; last year Miss Weaver replaced Miss Glance. This year Mrs. Bonsall and Mrs. Mock are the two nurses. Dr. Pleasants came to us last year for the first time as a medical doctor, although he was well known to us previously through his writing and his work as a community representative on the All-Star Course Com- mittee. He has become a familiar figure on campus and at college events. The Infirmary has achieved a position of honor on campus under his direction. The competent staFf of the Student Health Service: Mrs. Verna Bonsall, Dr. Henry Pleasants, Jr., and Mrs. Sarah Mock. ©|33 c?

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St4d.de4ii.- GCuUif Co4n fUttee6. To aid the President of the college in formulating and administering general policies of the institution, nine faculty committees have been appointed. In order that faculty and students may cooperate in t ' le mutual endeavor to advance and support the college program, student representation forms a part of the membership of four of the committees. The committees ' services are implied by their names. Executive: directs the activities of the other committees and initiates organization policies,- Academic Adjustments: helps plan and administer scholastic program matters,- Placement and Com- munity S«rvlce: aims to assist all graduating students in securing positions and to assist the S3rvice area in a professional way,- Heads of Departments: concerns itself with specific instruc- t onal programs,- Chapel: takes care of seating arrangements and attendance at daily Chapel. The student-faculty committees ' names are also significant. Extracurricular Activities: supervises campus organizations, Health and Physical Educa- tion: exercises general control except financial over athletics,- Publicity and Publications: solves campus publications and publicity problems,- Enter- tainment (a student-faculty-community committee): arranges for All-Star Course and Long Chapel programs. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE. Front row: Miss Leach, Uhler, Phillips, Irvine. Beck row: Roberts, Mr. McKelvie, Zwally, Drozd. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE. Front row: Campbell, Barnard, Fry, Phillips. Back row: Starry, Miss Schmidt, Shortlidge. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE. Front row: Schwarz, Miss Kiess, Miss Clark, Desautels. Back row: Dr. Slagle, Griswold, Mr. Ricker. HEALTH COMMITTEE. Front row: Braddock-Rogers, Meredith, Schmidt, Taylor, Reid, Wilhelm. Back row: Mr. Lux, Mr. Howard, Mr. Allen, Dr. Pleasants, Mr. Graham. 5|35}3