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

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VISITED Before the serious work of classes had really begun, we spent much time in carefree idleness at the Purple and Gold Tea Room. Laughter, conversation, and refreshments seemed to be the most important activities for the moment. We stocked up at the Little Man ' s because we expected to have a gab fest which would probably last long into the night.

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Old HAMTS RE Although the long summer vacation was over, the summer weather was not. After having braved the lines at registration and having moved belongings to our rooms, we took off with renewed spirit to quench our thirst and more important, to see the crowd again. The talk ran fast and furious outside the Purple and Gold Tea Room as Joan Nyland, Karl Lieblong, Virginia Byerly, Robert Edwards, Robert Hoy, and Patricia Bethea acted as a self-appointed welcoming committee on the sidewalk. After awhile, everyone at this stop had told and retold vacation escapades and was ready to move on to another spot — the Commons. Here, welcoming us was a Commons with its new blue walls waiting to soothe us and to listen to our stories. Relaxing in the Commons we found Bridget Arrigale, Louis DiMassa, Phyllis Marinaci, Vera Bigelow, Nancy Hunsicker, Marilyn Clymer, Dorothy Rafter, and Joan Snader.

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mimn n rHESIDEIT Dr. Charles S. Swope DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Mr. Winfield W. Menhennett DEM OF MEN ' S OFFICE Mr. William R. Benner and Dr. W. Glenn Killinger, Assistant Dean of Men and Dean of Men respectively