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

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FOREWORD How fitting now are those words once penned by Thomas Paine, These are the times that try men ' s souls. How could we visualize, when we entered college in September, 1959, the conditions of the world in 1943, when we would be graduated ] We fully realize that we, the future teachers of America, have a real challenge to meet. To us will be entrusted the guidance of the youth of today — the leaders of the future. To us will be given the task ot reconstructing the world of tomorrow, and making it a better place in which to live. Our fellow classmates, our relatives, and our friends in the armed forces are stationed in the four corners of the earth. They are doing their best, just as we at West Chester have been striving to do ours, so that we may come out of this struggle victorious. With these thoughts in mind, we selected Victory as the theme of our 1943 Serpentine. We hope that you will find genuine pleasure in reading the account of our last, our most swiftly moving, our most memorable year at West Chester. • • IN OUR BOOK PAGES We Introduce Our Book 1- 11 Our Administration and Faculty 12-37 We Present the Students of Our College 58-120 Our Men in Service 121-155 Clubs and Activities at West Chester 136-195 Sports — an Integral Part of Life at West Chester 196-232 Our Friends 233-256 • • • Editor-in-Chief: Irene B. Garber Business Manager: WiLLiA.M Gable succeeded by Doris Leathem Faculty Advisers: Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark Miss Marion Farnham Dr. Earl F. Sykes Printer: HoR. cE F. Te.mple, Inc. Engraver: The Lotz-Photo Engraving Company Photographer : The Anthony Studio 58245 •• .•£

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