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

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ALL STAR EVENTS The joint recital of Leon Fleisher and Leonard Rose provided the student body with a rare treat. The blending of the piano with the cello by these two artists only accentuated their individual skills, which they so read- ily exhibited earlier in their performance. William Steinberg, conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony, appeared in the Philips Memorial Auditorium on the last da ' of November. He and his or- chestra staged an inspiring performance, noted as a musical highlight. The Robert Shaw Chorale, perhaps the world ' s greatest choral group, an- nounced the coming of spring at W.C. Returning from his European tour, Jose Limon staged a repertoire of modem dance. 32 The four annual attractions presented on the campus under the sponsorship of the Student Activities Association and under the name of the All Star Program were awaited by the en- tire student body and many friends in the community of West Chester. All types of head- line entertainment were brought to the campus in this manner. Such celebrities as Bambi Lynn, Rod Alexander, and Carmen Amaya were previous members of these programs. This year we were privileged to witness those above .

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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

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GUEST SPEAKERS West Chester State College was indeed for- tunate in having several well versed people visit the campus throughout the year. From the lectures of these personalities the stu- dent body received inspiration, insight, and knowledge of a great ' ariety of subjects. Dr. Thomas N. Franck is an astute young professor; a serious student of world politics who believes in first-hand observation and report. Urbane and witty, non-conformist Malcolm Muggeridge is Britain ' s celebrated commentator, journal- ist and television personalit .