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

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DEANS OF WOMEN Miss Jane M. Caton, Dean of Women, capably handles her duties as the women ' s counselor and disciplinarian. Working incessantly, Miss Caton strives to make the women ' s dorms a pleasant environment for moral, academic, and social growth. She is an active advisor to Women ' s Government and the Student Government Association. The As- sistant Deans of Women, Miss Florence Inghram and Miss Bernice Ber- natz, competently aid Dean Caton in the guidance of women students. DEANS OF MEN Glerm Killinger, pictured to the right, has become a legend in his own time. Occupying the high position of Dean of Men, Dr. Killinger guides the men of West Chester State in developing sound minds and wholesome characters. Our quest for quality can be attributed in part to Dr. Killinger. Mr. Robert Mitten, the Assistant Dean of Men, is both a leader and a counselor. His vast experiences form a val- uable background for him to draw upon in his work with students.

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Mr. Emil H. Messikomer Director of Undergraduate School Mr. Everett E. Shaefer Business Manager Dr. B. P.A.UL Ross Director of Admissions Dr. Milton C. Woodlen Assistant Director ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Dr. Mark M. Evans Director of Student Teaching and Placement Dr. Charles M. Micken Assistant Director Mr. Herbert J. Clavier Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Robert V. Reese Director of Athletics ilhs Mrs. Helen E. Shippee Registrar

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The housemothers enjoy a short respite from numerous duties which arise each day while taking care of the women resident students. Each house mother must watch over at least two hundred girls. They give counsel and guidance to all who are in need of it and keep the dormitories running smoothly to provide a home away from home. Left to right: Miss Eggers, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Ayling, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Dietz, and Mrs. Wienandt. The Slater Food Service provides well-planned » meals for hundreds of hungry resident stu- dents every day. The staff has done its best to offer a pleasant atmosphere for dining. Slater System should especially be commended for the extra touch they give to special oc- casions during the year. Left to right: Mr. Paolanton, Mrs. McCotter, Mr. Lemire, Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Tappenden, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Clark. Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Rixleiiough reign over the College Post Office where mountains of letters and packages find their way each day. The Post Office is a beehive of activity af- ter each class when a swarm of students con- verges on it to .see if the long awaited let- ter or care package has arrived from home. These two ladies cheerfully serve every stu- dent in this vital link to the outside world. 14