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

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. I at QUAD ANGLES Vol. 29— No. wesi unesier siaie i ouege, Pennsylvaum Dr. T. Noei Stern Has Filled A Variety Of Important Roles The inauguration of Thomas Noel Stern as President of the West Chester State College will take place on December third, nineteen hundred and sixty. Dr. Stem was born in Pittsburgh in 1913, He is the son 01 Leon Thomas Stern, a sociologist and Elizabeth Gert- rude Stern, a freelance journalist and novelist. Dr. Stern considers Media and Delaware i TICKi No tickets are admission to th ceremonies in ii morial Auditori- Tickets for t Luncheon may fc the Offices of Women and the . County as his home. He attended Friends ' schools, but public school constituted the largest part of his pre-college training. College and university work was undertaken at Swarth- niore from which he was gradua- ted with honors, the University of Pennsy here he received 1.; Ar.r. -u?., and the Uni- rance, where np wa- -- rnational relatio) ed ling- uist, Dr. Sttrn .►las stuaied French, Spanish, German and Italian. While at Penn Graduate School, Dr. Stem held his first position with the Department of Forests and Waters in Harrisbvirg. From 1945-1953 he was a member of the Boston University faculty and a teacher of Political Science. He was the chairman of the Peace and Social Concerns Committee of New England Friends, president of a community credit union, and served as Secretary-Treasurer of the chapter of the American Asso- ciation of University Professors. Dr. Stern has also had experience as a professor at Rennes and Strasburg in France, and thf University College of Addi;- Ababa. From 1953-1956 Dr. Stern wa-- Director of the Foundation De.s Etats Unis at the University of Paris. The United States House took constructive steps in uniting more than forty countries. Novel- ists William Faulkner and Rich- ard Wright were among the speakers on the program who strived to present a clearer view of American culture. In 1956-1957 Dr. Stem traveled ' Ethopia where he served as ting chief of the United Nations ublic Administrations Mission. rain- em- Vddis aonth rn interviewe J Students Converse Inf Working arduoush to meet deadliiie.s were Mardella Carbaiigh and Barbara Celli, Co-editors of the Quad Angle.s. 4 . ) K y - OiticalK reading tlie ( uad . ngle.s is faculty advisor Dr. T ' homas Berr , a member of the English Department. ; r— ?j PicTurea aoc Calazzo, Pat Crite This n will be brough the splendor ai Inaugural Ball Saturday eveni No Inaugur complete withC ' sonalities, eleg men and stii waltzes. All of contribute in . wonderful succ What ' s new on cainpii.s? Quad An lca piihlishcd twice month]) ' by the stiident.s of We.st C ' hestcr was tlie an.swer. The .stafl tracked down any .story, l)ig or little, that would interest the readers on campus. Hot from the presses came the latest news about college sports, .social e ents, educational views, student couiplaints, marriage licenses, and of course, jokes of the day. The staff worked together scauniug and planning their iidormation before each deadline. Quad Au-ilrs has been a success becau.se of the good leadership, cooperation, interest and organization of the stalf uiembers. Accomplish- uient of their goal was reached when each issue went to press and deli ered in Main Dormitor - for all to read and enjoy.

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Serpentine The 1961 Serpentine will always hold the cherished memories of our years of work and fun at West Chester State College. The yearbook staff strove to record in this volume every aspect of college life — study, activities, clubs, sports, and special features. They sought to publish a tangible memory for us, so that in years to come we may remember college friends, faculty and administration, and the events of our life at West Chester. Without a doubt, the most memorable e ent of the ear was the inauguration of Dr. T. Noel Stern, the new president of the college. Three noteworthy additions were made on the campus. These were Swope Hall, the music educa- tion building; McCarthy ' Hall, the women ' s dormitory; and the New Men ' s Donnitor}-. All changes recorded, all business completed, and the class of 1961 has completed die 1961 Serpentine — its links in tlie history of WCSC. Senior Section Editor Men ' s Sports Editor Co-Women ' s Sports Editors Mary Santilli John L. Murray Charlene Morrison Sally Sue Templeton Co-Typing Editors Carolee Buck Phyllis Casale

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ssue Dece mber 1, 1960 President Saturday ; Philips Memorial ssive ceremony to ars. West Chester ' s , will be formally I, and other organ- fa have their desigrna- areas on the stage audience. Each will oecific academic robe, his rank in the pro- s ceremony conducted .uguration is one of ty, receiving the tradi- I and circumstance of The determining factor for success of QUAD publication depended on the arduous-working staff editors. Left to right: C. Ranch, News Editor; B. Treaster, Ass ' t Sports Editor; P. Watt, Circ. Mgr.; S. Levin. Sports Editor. ' Iti O 111 A 11X11 ' IVlC Xll orium, the Inaugura; ill take place in the ing room. Present at n will be the invited e college, the faculty, udents who request e luncheon will not speeches or planned ■noon events will be ■imarily for students. [-rf «« a« 1 I Behind the headlines, in constant pursuit of editorials, campus events, and national items, is the energetic business staff — the integral part of any newspaper. This year ' s Ql ' .AD reporters worked unceasingly to meet deadlines producing the campus ' s most popular bi-monthU publicatiim. In the pens of the Business Staff lay conclusive successes. 31