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

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To develop the physical being is the function oi the Health and Physical Education Department. Shown above, left to right are, first row: the Head of the Department, Dr. Sturzebecker; Miss Margerum, Miss Schoel, Miss Coates, Mrs. Taylor. Second rote: Mr. Norris, Miss Yanisch, Mrs. Nesley, Mr. Lorbach. Third row: Mr. Wilkenson, Mr. Davis, Miss Leach, Miss Reed, Miss Schaub, Mr. Miller. Fourth row: Dr. Cottrell, Mr. Cochran, Dr. Youmans, Mr. Mitten, Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Black, Mr, Twardowski. FACULTY ti t.kcJW ■ M-i .J p v :Ti bl r - 11 I ' V ti-, Responding to musical appreciations, teaching its understanding, and stim- ulating appreciation of music as an art are the goals which the members of the Music Department strive to accomplish. Shown above, left to right, are, first row: Miss Williams, Miss Sheppard, Mrs. Kelly, Dr. Mitchell, Head of Department; Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. Beatty, and Mrs. Gottlieb. Second row: Mr. Sprenkle, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Barrow, Dr. Wright, Mr. Sweet, Mr. Garl, and Mr. Gutscher. Third row: Mr. Carson, Mr. Whitten, Dr. Johns, Dr. Antonowich, Doctor Fletcher, Doctor Cheesman, Doctor Jones, and Doctor Wilkinson.

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Pausing at the entrance of Tanglewo od are the members of the Inspection and Acceptance Committee of the Gen- eral State Authorit)- of the Commonwealth — standing left to right are: Frances Schneider, Donald Probert; Dean of Student Affairs Dr. Jack Owens; President T. Noel Stem; Business Manager. E erett Shaefer. Edward R an; Dean of Academic Affairs, Dr. Earl Sykes; Dr. Finla Crawford, Consultant to the Board; and David Baldwin. Dedication of New Buildings Governor and Mrs. Da id L. Lawrence and Dr. T. Xoel Stern welcome guests at the IDedicatiou Exercises held on campus Sunda , September 25, 1960. The dedication program for Swope Hall, McCarthy Hall, and Men ' s New Dormitor took place on the campus September 25. Governor David L. Lawrence and a staff of Commonwealth officials were in- cluded among the honored guests. Swope Hall, a new music build- ing was named in honor of the late President Charles Swope. Miss Grace McCarthy, for whom tlie new girls dormitory is named, was a member of the college facul- ty for thirty-four years. The men s dormitory is yet to be named. At the time of the dedication of the new buildings, other facili- ties of the college were named: John Hollinger Field House, John Farrell Stadium, Harr - Allen Base- ball Field, and Earle Waters Soccer Field. All of the men named abo e have had close associations with the college o er a long period of years. Seated at the luncheon prior to the Dedication exercises are: Mrs. J. Herbert Chambers, Chairman of the program; Governor David L. Lawrence; Dr. Charles W. David, President of the Board of Trustees; Andrew S. Bradle , Superintendent of the Common- wealth Department of Buildings and Supplies; Dr. T. Xoel Stern, President of the college; and the Reverend Robert B. Boell.

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To teach students to communicate better with their fellow men and to understand literature as it has developed through the ages is the function of the English l epartment. Pictured from left to right, first row. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Faucett, Dr. Bailt) , Dr. Slagle, Department Head; Miss Ramsey, Miss Tyson. Second row. Mr. McEntire, Mr. Henry. Dr. Binney, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Landrum, Dr. Pazuniak. Dr. Berr -, Mr. Baron. Mr. Ford. Mr. Bruehl, Dr. Roberts. The branch of knowledge which ascertains and records oral and written e ents of the past and present was capably presented b ' the mem- bers of the Social Studies Department. From a continued pattern of their teaching, we gained a better insight into man ' cultures. and learned their interrelation. First row, left to right are: Mrs. Ivins, Mrs. Shur, Dr. Fleck, Department Head; Dr. Maneval. Second row. Mr. Shaffer, Dr. N ' olbrecht. Third row: Mr. Benner, Dr. Everett, Mr. Morgan. Fourth row. Dr. Williamson, Dr. Harding, Mr. Yukica. 15