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

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'A iff, - -V - - -M----.,,.v.Yv-,--v . , THE PERSGNNEL OFFICE DR. EARL F. SYKES Dr. Earl F. Sykes and lwis eilicient atlable secretary, Miss Mildred Scott, are tlwe seemingly minute core ol many campus activities. llwrouglw the Personnel Qtiice, we lwear tlme announcements 'in tlwe New Educa- tion Building, obtain mucli informa- tion tliere as to club credits, alumni news, and class ratings-all to be Iiad in tlie oFlice located on tlne First Iloor ol tlie New Education Building. We are especially gratelul to tlie Personnel Oilice for its service, eiliciency, and guidance. TI-IE BUSINESS OFFICE llwe dulled clicl4s ol type- writers, seemingly going on endlessly, tell us ol tl'ie air ol eliiciency in tlie business olfice. I-leaded by lVlr. Ermon M. Pos- tles, tlie staFI accounts lor all linancial matters ol tlie college. Cliieily to be remembered by tlne majority ol us is one ol tlieir smaller jobs, selling trolley tick- etsl MR. ERMON M. POSTLES

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' i 'Y 'Y ' N .,.--, ' 7 ' W OFFICE OF TI-IE DEAN OF WOMEN Ihroughout our stay at West Chester we have entered this oFIice innumerable times, bringing with us many moods and problems on these oc- casions. We have sought information, Iavors, advice, and general help. Mrs. King, our gracious dean of women, Mrs. Burt, our understanding housemother, Miss Mccormiclc, Miss Alex, and Mrs. Moliettkeach willingly sees us through our problems. Miss Broadhead, assistont dean oi vvomen, is serving in a new capacity this year as adviser to the girls living in Wayne I-IaII. ir irir MRS. CLYDE KING OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF MEN ri is MR. W. GLENN KILLINGER QQ A Laying aside his Navy blues, Mr. Killinger has returned to the campus. Being Dean of Men is just one of the many jobs he so efficiently performs. Men students living in the dormitory and college houses, as well as day students, all Find him a willing helper and a friendly adviser. Y

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THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT This groupHMrs. Patterson, Mrs. Freel, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Draper, Miss Kline and her statl, caretakers, and many others unknown to most ol usimake up the maintenance department. These people work quietly, performing innumerable tasks about the campus, tasks sometimes unnoticed, but nevertheless appreciated by us. We deeply regretted the passing of Mr. J. Ralph Freel, who so faithfully served in the capacity of steward and superintendent of buildings and grounds. THE INFIRMARY Sore throatsl Coldsl Flul Measlesl Sprained wrists and anklesl Pink pills and the excellent ability and care of Dr. Kistler, Miss Eyes, and Mrs. Allewelt seem to be the prescription for all our ills and ailments. Qur appreciation goes to the gallant three for the evercheeriul atmosphere and willing aid. siiitilf CHAPEL WALLS Q4