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

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Most colleges have certain fields for vvliich they are renowned. Our Health and Physical Education De- partment and the Music Departrnent are to be praised for the fine job they do, year after year, in turning out teachers in these fields. It is thanks to them that West Chester ranks among the top colleges in the nation for the teaching of Health Education and Music. Department of Health and Physical Education. At left, 1. to r.: Miss Coates, Dr. Cottrell, Miss Kyvallos, Mr. Good- win, Miss Margerum, Mr. Wilkinson, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Tmka, Miss Reed, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Heim, Mr. Cochran, Dr. Youmans, Mrs. Rokus, Mr. Davis, Mr. Norris, Dr. Twardowski, Miss Schaub, Mr. Yoder, Miss Yanish, Mr. Black, Miss Powlus, Mr. Lorback, Mrs. Nesley. Center: Dr. Russell L. Sturzebecker, Department Head. Music Department— is row, 1. to r.: Mrs. Gottlieb, Mrs. Simon Kelly, Miss Shepherd, Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. Beattie, Miss Williams, Dr. Mitchell, Department Head 2nd row: Dr. Shick, Dr. Wright, Mr. Gangerni, Mr. Sweet, Miss Hales, Mr. Barrow, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Carson, Mr. Boerlin, Mr. Gutscher, Mr. Carl, Dr. Jones, Dr. Wilkinson. 3rcl row: Mr. Sprenkle, Dr. John, Mr. Krueger, Dr. Cheesman, Mr. Pflieger, Mr. Whitten, Dr. Fletcher, Dr. Antonovich.

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Pictured at left are the teachers of the Dem- onstration School. Their excellent example of teaching is very helpful to our Elementary Ed- vication students who may observe these teach- ers at any time. Seated, from 1. to r.: Mr. G. B. Cartwright, the Principal; Miss D. F. Wolfangle, Mrs. M. A. Morgan, Mrs. C. C. Kulp. Standing, 1. to r.: Mr. C. E. Chalick, Mrs. J. S. Blake, Mrs. R. Jones, Miss F. Smith, Mr. J. Grafton, Jr. Pictured at right is the Library Staff— 1. to r.: Mr. J. K. Hall, Head Librarian; Miss F. C. Collicott, Mrs. C. Carmichael, Mrs. J. Smith, Mr. T. Leubking, and seated. Miss G. Conbeer. All of these professional personnel aid the students to benefit from their college educa- tion by helping them to find worthwhile books. Viola Lodato concentrates on the card catalogue in West Chester State ' s Library. This catalogue is an excellent source of infomiation vvhicli the library provides in the search for knowledge.

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The English and Foreign Languages Department offers students the knowl- edge of oral communication and the literature of several languages. Members, seated, from left to right are: Dr. Slagle, Department Chairman, Mrs. Faucett, Mrs. Lustig, Dr. Jordan, Dr. Bailey, Miss Jacobs, Miss Holman, Mr. Clokey. Standinp,: Dr. Roberts, Mr. Henry, Mr. Ward, Mr. Gray, Mr. Lombardi, Mr. Kulhanek, Mr. Bruehl, Dr. Beny, Mr. Landrum, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Baron, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Binney, Mr. Gross, Mr. McKenty. IH S flB B ' ' £. B BB tplo ' ' i ' iiiilll p HTki L ri l 1 - From Picasso to Michelangelo to Wright to Dior, the mas- ters of painting, sculpture, architecture, and fashion de- sign are brought to students by members of the art depart- ment. Seated: Mr. Hallman, Department Chairman. Standing, left to right: Miss Simmindinger, Mr. McKinney, Mrs. Ring. Her face showing intense concentration, this child tries hard to pro- nounce a consonant for her clinician. In the clinic students in speech problems class gain valuable experience by working with actual cases. Si Senor. A language ma- jor is recording her efforts on tape which can be re- played at will. As a result she can hear her voice and criticize her pronunciation. The language lab is a great aid to students for use in practicing pattern drills and developing listening skills outside the classroom.