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

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social science A large department in itself, the Social Science faculty endeavors to clarify the student ' s understanding of many foreign and domestic cultures. L. to r., 1st row. Dr. Carlson, Mrs. Shur, Mrs. Ivins, Dr. Fleck (Chairman), Dr. Harding, Mr. Shaffer. 2nd row: Dr. Schooler, Dr. Drayer, Mr. Radet- sk ' , Mr. Morgan, Dr. Everett, .Mr. Solden. 3rd row. Mr. Haupt, Mrs. Lee, Mr. Burton, Mr. Burns, Mr. Lowenstein. 4th row. Dr. Samuelson, Dr. Swan, Mr. Young, Mr. Phil- lips, Dr. Schalck. 5th row. Mr. Bueher, Mr. Bradshavv, Mr. Turner, Mr. Bram, Mr. Doyle. geography The professors in the Geography Depart- ment offer the student at West Chester a wealth of knowledge concerning the geo- graphical factors governing our changing world. The growing number of courses pro- vided has now reached twent ' . General courses as well as specialized elective courses delve e.xtensively into the realms of political, economical, and cultural aspects of time past and present. A chance to join the college chapter of national honor so- ciety. Gamma Theta Upsilon, is also pro- vided for a select few of highly distin- guished majors in this field. Members of [he competent staff are, I. to r., lut row: Dr. Kcinard (Chairman), Mr. Bielski, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Monroe. 2nd row: Mr. Hawthorne, and Dr. Langdon. 24

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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

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mathematics Hosting a wide variety of subject matter, the Mathematics Department is fully quali- fied to extend its experience to the under- graduates. Their skill in bestowing acquired information is gratefully asserted b ' their well-trained students. Our Department of Mathematics includes these following teachers. L. to r.. 1st row. Dr. Filano (Chairman), Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Fisher. 2nd nnc: Mr. Wiemer, Mr. Cohoes, and Mr. Munshower. 3rd row: Mr. Branton, Mr. Milliman, and Mr. Montemuro. 4th row. Mr. Mendlebaum, and Mr. Weiss. science With the final completion of the Samuel C. Schmuker Science Center, the Science De- partment has been able to extend to stu- dents a fuller body of knowledge through increased facilities. Large laboratories, well arranged classrooms, and spacious lecture halls provide the department with the necessary equipment for experiments. L. to r., 1st row. Mr. Buchler, Dr. Overlees, Mr. McDonnell, Dr. Bravo, Mrs. Bliss, Miss Cullen, Miss Greenwood, Dr. Greenberg, Dr. R. Rickert (Chairman). 2nd row. Mr. Hawkes, Dr. Muehlmann, Mr. Casciato, Dr. Dorchester, Mr. Bernhardt, Mr. Skillen, Mrs. Chang, Dr. Ashkenaz, Mrs. Schoel. 3rd rov : Mr. Jacobson, Dr. Reynolds, Mr. Jones, Mr. Melucci, Dr. Townsley, and Mr. Smith.