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

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The West Chester Demonstration School played a dual role in the educational facilities of the college. First, an elemen- tary school, second, a laboratory for observation, the Dem School ' s faculty opened their classes to display their teach- ing skills. On the left: Mr. T. Reed, Mrs. R. Jones, and Mrs. S. Pritchard. On the right: Mr. J. Grafton, Mrs. E. Hasson, Mr. G. Cartwright — Principal, and Mr. E. Wilson. School of Education Front row. Dr. J. Hill, Dr. H. Benda, department Chair- man, xMrs. M. Cleary, Miss I. McClure, Miss C. Good, Mr. L. Recktenwald, Mrs. E. Morganthall, Mr. J. Svviren. 2nd row. Miss S. Walters, Mrs. D. Moyer, Mrs. J. Clark, Dr. C. King, Mrs. E. Haas, Mr. R. Herres, Mr. W. Leeds. 3rd row. Dr. A. Kramer, Mr. S. Greenberg, Mrs. O. Sedinger, Mrs. C. Kulp, Mr. S. Dunlap, Mr. E. Peta. Ath row: Mr. T. Francella, Mr. J. Habecker, Dr. J. Lander, Dr. M. Suhr, Dr. M. Bannon, Dr. M. Labuda, Mr. E. German, Mr. H. Deisher, Mr. C. Good, Mr. J. Jaceko, Mr. M. Dar- katsh, Mr. E. Gibson, Mr. R. Gloeckler. Top row. Mr. W. Rahn, Mr. W. Buechele, Dr. R. Strayer, Mr. G. Thomas, Mr. J. Steinmetz, Mr. J. Hohnjak, Dr. R. Weagley, Mr. R. Reis, Mr. H. Freeman, Dr. C. McTavish, Mr. C. Pat- terson, Mr. L. Barth, Mr. R. Paganelli. Missing from the picture of the School of Education is Mr. D. Redman.

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flCflDEiniC flFFflIRS 1 WV ' 1 Essential to ans s stem of education is an analysis and synthesis of curricula. Mr. Everett A. Landin, with Mr. Donald Jenkins, serves as Area Curriculum Co-ordinator. With a higher percentage of students in teacher training than ever, Dr. Mark Evans realized a more complex job as the Director of Student Teaching and Intern Program. In charge of bringing the activities of West Chester to the public ' s attention, Mr. William Houpt was in charge of the Public Relations and Publications office on campus. The coordination and presentation of all athletic events at West Chester were handled by the Director of Athletics Mr. Robert Reese who was on the NCAA TV Committee. 17

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WORE The School of Music has added to its curriculum a Bachelor of Arts Degree for those students wishing specialized, in- tensive studies in preparation for their careers as either artists or performers within various fields. Miss L. Alt, Mrs. G. Vaughn, Miss J. Vandever, Miss N. Weiss, Mrs. E. Beatty, Mrs. M. Gottlieb, Mrs. A. Kelly, Dr. L. Mitch- ell — Ghairman of Department, Miss P. Hays, Miss H. Hales, Mrs. M. Veleta, Mrs. S. Conaway, Miss L. Williams. 2nd row: Mr. L. Southhall, Miss M. Frenz, Miss L. Anderson, Mr. A. Parris, Dr. A. Antonowich, Dr. f. Wright, Mr. P. Middleton, Mr. F. Krueger, Mr. R. Sweet, Mr. P. Carson, Mr. W. Gonaway. 3rd row. Mr. T. Guidetti, Mr. J. Sulli- van, Mr. G. Gangemi, Dr. F. Gheesman, Mr. C. Sprenkle, Mr. E. Kline, Mr. R. Pennington, Dr. R. Schick, Mr. T. Breuninger, Mr. R. Carl. Tap row. Dr. C. Johns, Dr. R. R. N ' eleta, Mr. F. Pflieger, Mr. F. Brown, Mr. A. Wagner, Mr. R. Bedford, Dr. B. Whitten, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. E. Markow, Mr. E. Barrow, Dr. M. Wilkinson, Mr. R. Boerlin. School of music H