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

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art Instructing students in the finer things in life, the Art Department strives to en- hance our experiences through teaching and application. Exceptional artists in their own right, the ' present a full, rich under- standing to their pupils. Aside from class- es in art histon. ' , techniques, and move- ments, the Art Department enriches our per- ceptions by displaying original works in painting and sculpture. They also import examples of various art movements created by area artists. Superior efforts by this staff have aided greatly in the broadening of courses offered for both majors and non- majors. The Art Department members in- clude, . to r.: Mr. NIcKinney, Mr. Hoberg, Mr. Hawthorne, Mrs. Ring, Mr. Defino, Miss Simmendinger, Mr. Hallman (Chairman). foreign language It is the aim of the Foreign Languages De- partment to fortify language skills, gram- mar, and proininciation. Among its varied electivcs, this department offers profi- cient instruction in Russian, French, Ger- man, Spanish, and Italian. The department consists of, . to r., 1st roiv: Mrs. Kuhlman, Dr. Collado, Miss Ro.scman. 2nd row. Mr. tCulhanck, Mr. Lombardi, Dr. Rodriguez, Dr. A. Roberts (Chairman), and Mr. Glumac.

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education Prospective teachers are shaped and molded into professionals by dedicated members of the Education Department. Staff includes, . to r., 1st row. Dr. Bannon, Mr. Herres, Mr. Francella, Mrs. Pottieger, Miss Good, Dr. King, Mrs. Haas, Mr. Redmond, Mr. Free- man, Dr. H. Benda (Chairman). 2nd row. Dr. Schuler, Mr. Rectenwald, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Kulp, Miss McClure, Dr. Gregg. 3rd row. Mr. Lynch, Dr. McTavish, Dr. Weag- ley. Dr. Lander. 4th row: Mr. Mississiyan, Mr. Habecker, Mr. Swiren, Mr. Rahn, Dr. J. Hill, Mr. B arth, Mr. Greenberg. Missing: Mr. Buechele, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Strayer. demonstration school The Demonstration School gives many Ele- mentary Education majors an opportunity to observe the new techniques and tradition- al skills. The able faculty includes, . to r., 1st row: Mrs. Jones, Miss Bayne. 2nd row: Mrs. Morgan, Mr. G. Cartwright (Prin- cipal). 3rd row: Mr. Grafton, Mr. Chalick, and 4t}i row: Mrs. DiMarco, and Miss Wolfe! rese arch In 1959 the college began acquiring auto- mated data processing equipment. Recently these facilities have been relocated with a computer installation into a centralized administrative responsibility. This com- puter facility is being used as a research tool by the Department of Research and Da- ta Processing in experimental institutional activities. The outcome of this work will be used in future college decisions. Shown here from . to r., the Research Department staff includes: Mr. Ralph Sgambati, Mrs. Muriel Santmyers, Dr. Milton Woodlen, Miss NIary Kay Gimmy, and Mr. Ralph Eisenstadt. 21

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english The English Department endeavors to give all students a comprehensive understanding of basic literary productions as well as fundamental grammar rules. For the major, many diversified courses are offered. L. to r., 1st row: Mr. Smith, Miss Rowe, Miss Jacobs, Mr. Clokey (Chairman), Dr. Jordan, Mrs. Smith, Dr. Bailey. 2nd row. Miss Man- hung, Miss Holman, Mrs. Burton. 3rd row: Mr. Bruehl, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Griffin, Mr. Fling, Mr. Ward, Mr. Henry. 4th row: Mr. Suppan, Mr. Forer, Dr. Kershner, Dr. West. 5tli row: Mr. Romanelli, Mr. Landrum, Dr. Binney, Mr. Ford, Mr. Cope, Mr. McKenty, and Mr. McDowell. Not pictured: Dr. Berry, Dr. Slagle, Miss Giles, and Mr. Thurbon. library staff In the autumn of 1964, old South Campus was closed to us. Ground was broken, and the housing program was begun for an ever extending number of volumes, through the erection of State ' s new librar ' . It is .said that a true university is a collection of books, and aiming, we gain a desired goal. Staff: I. to r., 1st row: Mr. Desai, Mrs. Matchley, Miss Conbeer (acting head li- brarian), Mrs. Rivoir. 2nd row: Mrs. Lie- gler, Mrs. Hampson, Miss Collicot. 3rd row: Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Geisz. 4th row: Mrs. Car- michael, Mr. Leubking, and Mrs. Morgan. 23