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

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A.R.A. SLATER A.R.A. Slater Food Service performs a very difficult task — that of feed- ing o er 2,000 hungry students three well-balanced meals a da ' . Under the capable direction of Mr. O ' Doherty (better known as Mr. O ' D ), the Slater staff manages to efficienth- serve meals in a friendl)-, gracious atmosphere. Besides ser ing regular college meals, the Slater staff is also responsible for ser ing at the many college banquets, luncheons, pic- nics and teas. Most appreciated by West Chester students are the annual Hawaiian htau in the fall and the wild western cook-out in the spring. Cer- tainly Mr. O ' D and his hard-working staff deser e much credit for their most excellent and untiring service. Pictured abo e are the Slater .staff members. From 1. to r. : Mr. Depalantonio, Mr. Melackrinos, Mr. Gebbard, Mr. P. O ' Doherty (director), and Mrs. Thomas (seated). Maybe if I drink all of thi.s milk, I won ' t have anv room left for dinner. Slater has done it again! The pleased look on this young man ' s face shows that he is enjoying his deli- cious meal as well as the company of the three young ladies. Who wouldn ' t with a three-one ratio! Peering out from the depths of the pit, these fellows pause for a break and take time out to observe all that ' s going on in the outside world. 27

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MAINTENANCE Tliese fi f lulrepid members of our campus maintenance force represent the many friendly faces we see each day on campus. Swopey is as much a member of the maintenance crew as any man. Mr. W. Peoples ( r. ) is Assistant to Plant Maintenance Engineer. Cutting a rug, or is it a field, this man starts his day early in an untiring effort to maintain the beauty of our campus grounds. Our friendly campus police staff checks the security of all college buildings, patrols the campus, aids in- jured students and personnel, assists in all accidents occurring on campus, and, in general, maintains law and order on the West Chester campus. Its reliable assist- ance is very greatly appreciated by e cr ' student. Always eager to lend a helping hand, members of our campus police, 1. to r. : Lt. Performing a thankless task, Lt. Urbine tags Urbine, Mr. Burger (Chief of Security), and Mr. Fritz, are familiar to students. an illegally parked car with a courtesy card. CAMPUS POLICE 26

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The post office staff are to be commended for their efficiency and capability in handling and sorting a large amount of mail. From left to right: Mrs. Rodebaugh, Mr. Barry, and Mrs. Bietz. POST OFFICE In the relatively new atmosphere of Lawrence Hall, the post office staff, along with the aid of student helpers, sort and deli er a myriad of long-awaited letters from home, magazines, college bulletins and circulars, and packages of assorted shapes and sizes. Let ' s sec now, I.G.A. assembly news, my home-town paper, a library notice, and a letter-for my box-mate. BOOKSTORE The I.G.A. college bookstore is one place with which all West Chester students are familiar. The store has greatly expanded dnring the last fonr years and now boasts of a larger size as well as a greater variety of merchandise. Everything from books to bobbypins is to be foimd there. Jobs are also provided for those students who require them. Involved in the organization and staff of the bookstore are, 1. to r. : Edith Dunmire, Katherine Finnegan, Ed Reynolds, Robert Norris, Alberta McAfee, Cecilia Close, and Shirley Townsend. Their assistance is vital. A familiar sight to all is a busy and crowded bookstore during the first week or two of classes. Pictured below are some fortunate students who have finalK ' managed to make it to the cash register — probably after a long wait! 28