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

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Guten morgen, bonjour, and hetis are greetings in German, French and Latin. These are among the languages offered by the Foreign Language Department. Seated, 1. to r.: Dr. Frieman; Dr. Roberts, Chairman. Standing: M. du Gard; Mr. Lombardi; and Mr. Kulhanek. By study and analysis of such geographical factors as terrestrial landforms and shapes, the Geography Department aids the student in grasping today ' s political problems. Seated 1. to r. are: Dr. Langdon; Dr. Keinard, Head. Standing: Mr. Bucksar; Mr. Hawthorne. 1st row, 1. to r.: Dr. Sturzebecker, Chairman; Miss Gros; Miss Kyvallos; Mrs. Cottrell; Mrs. Giunta; Miss Coatcs; Miss Powlus; Mrs. Taylor. 2nd row: Mr. Yoder; Mr. Davis; Mr. Lorback; Miss Reed; Mrs. Rokus. 3rd row: Mr. Kolacki; Mr. Hopkins; Mi. Heim; Dr. Twardowski; Miss Yanisch. 4th row: Mr. Wilkinson; Mr. Trnka; Mr. Youmans. oth row: Dr. Cottrell; Mr. Norris; Mr. Cochran; Miss Schaub; Miss Margerum; Mr. Furlow. With exceptional deter- mination and enthusiasm, the members of the Physical Education Department develop graceful, controlled muscular coordination and agile, alert minds through gymnastics, dance and sports. 24

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The Education Department orients students into the teaching profession. It offers courses which will give the students a foundation in the study of human behavior and nature, different kinds of audio-visual techniques, and a fundamental knowledge of statistical measurements. Members of the Education Depart- ment are, seated— . to r.: Dr. Bonder; Dr. Bannon; Dr. Gregg; Mrs. Kulp; Miss King; Mrs. Haas; Dr. Benda, Department Head. Standing-!, to r.: Dr. Williams; Dr. Schuler; Mr. Buechele; Dr. Weagley; Mr. Herres; Mr. Leeds; Mr. Patterson; Dr. Gallen. From Chaucer to Shakespeare to Faulkner to Steinbeck, the masters of poetry and prose are brought to students by members of the English Department, headed by Dr. Binney. Striving diligently to give each student a thorough understanding of his written and spoken language, this group still finds time to broaden itself pro- fessionally. Standing—], to r., they are Dr. Eapen; Mr. Friedman; Mr. Peterson Dr. Thomas; Dr. Berry; Mr. Thurbon Mr. Henry; Mr. Landrum; Mr. McKenty Mr. Gross; Mr. Mayson; Mr. Ward; Mr Bruehl; Mr. Cope. Seated— Mrs. Faucett Dr. Jordan; Miss Jacobs; Dr. Bailey Dr. West; Miss Holman; Mr. Clokey Dr. Binney, Chairman of the Department. 23

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Subscribing to over five hundred magazines and newspapers for the student ' s use, the staff of the library aid the students in their pursuit of a good college edu- cation by locating books and magazines. Staff: Mrs. Hampson; Mrs. Carmichael; Mrs. Smith; Mr. Hall, Head Librarian; Miss Conbeer; Miss Collicott; Mr. Lucbkmg. The modem approach to teaching mathematics is gaining much popularity. The de- partment tries to create a fundamental knowledge ol theories and methods through the use of sets and subsets. For students wishing to specialize in the field, the department offers courses in the advanced mathematical concepts. L. to r.: Dr. Filano, Head; Mr. Bosman; Mr. Branton; Mr. Sgambati; Mr. Morrill; Mrs. Stanley. 25