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

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m The Crites ... the All Stars . . . Athletic events ... the Book store ... All these are provided for the student body through the Student Activities Association. Through them we have many varied activi- ties. This organization allocates money to all groups on campus except classes and helps to administer the activities of these groups. This group works fo keep our campus social life interesting. Seated, left to right: C. Har- ris, E. M. Rice, Secretary; B. Reaser, President; A. Oliveira, Vice-President; R. Kerner, Treas- urer; Mr. Lady, Miss Ortlip. Standing: M. Hig- gins, L. Biborosh, A. Picard, J. Reichert, R. Stiles, A. Matteson, N. Amos. Not Pictured: Dr. Mitchell, Mr. Benner. m The Student Government Associa- tion is concerned with the general welfare of the college. Our own Ram ' s Head Inn has been provided for by the Student Government for the en- joyment of all at West Chester. The sga is an organization that gives the stu- dent an opportunity to express themselves in government. Eager to start a very important business meeting are, left to right: R. Ash, B. Reaser, R, Kerner, D. Kuszyk, D. Machusick, J. Norman, C. Heberle, R. Angelo, B. Rubin- cran. Dr. James Andes, Advisor. 28

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With pleasure, we meet the leaders of IVCF. From left to right: D. Heimer, Secretary; A. Mcnteith, Vice-President; J. Howey, President; and advisors, Mrs. Faucetf and Mr. Carl. m m Every Thursday evening, the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship members assemble in Anderson Hall. Using forethought and regard they discuss important issues from a religious point of view. Fostering a varied program of music, individual speakers, and panel groups, they keep the members of the organization interested and stimulated. The Student Christian Association, the largest re- ligious organization on our campus, seeks always to contribute to the welfare of the college and com- munity through their varied activities. Here the SCA membership has congregated in the Philips Memorial Auditorium for a worship service led by an outstand- ing minister of the West Chester area. It is certain these officers of SCA have ap proved the plan! Seated, left to right: S. Lick Vice-President; C. Harris, President; P. Grasty Vice-President. Standing-. Dr. McTavish, Ad visor; S. Brickley, Secretary; W. Bell, Treas urer; Dr. Maneval, Advisor.

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Big-Little Sister The Big-Little Sister Committee mem- bers are— First row, left to right: G. Flem- ing, R. Reinhard, B. Leasef, B. McDonald, M. RufF, M. Rose, L. Prestwood. Second row. S. Lick, A. Mann, B. Mirth, M. A. Weller, S. Krause, M. Irons, S. Johnstone, J. Welsh, M. A. Bunnell, J. Kane. Co-chairmen, Margaret Sycamore and Frances Lisetski are pictured here plan- ning another activity! ' The task performed by the Advisory Board is the co-ordina- tion of the activities of the Women ' s Day and Dormitory Councils. This capable group also considers problems which are pertinent to all women. The Advisory Board with great ability leads often in planning All-College affairs. Advisory Boai ' d The Advisory Board members include— Seated, left to right: M. Smith, R. Sims, Treasurer; V. Ammon, President; P. J. Weaver, Vice-President; M. A. Ash, Secretary; A. Petrosky. Standir)g: P. Spots, S. Peck, M. Ruff, A. Anderson, E. Mueller, D. Alosi. 29