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

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c Mr. Willie Page and Mrs. Nancy Hardigan, two additions to the English Department, seem oblivious to the handi- cap of working under constant watch from eyes above. Mr. A. Wayne Burton proffers his counsel to a questioning John McCool. Every one of the faculty members at West Chester strove to reach those in his classes and to awaken individual interest. flCflDEmiC Instruction for use of the language laboratory was given by Dr. Alfred Roberts to all student assistants so that the valuable tapes could be properly put to maximum use. 26

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The Science faculty, here assembled on the front steps of the Schmucker Science Center, is divided into three departments. Each has its own chairman, and each has a specialized func- tion in their common goal - of imparting knowledge of science. Front row: Mr. F. Smith, Mr. M. Goldman, Dr. R. Rick- ert. Chairman of the Dept. of Physics; Mr. B. Chestnutt, Mr. P. Widick, Dr. M. Shoaf, Mr. R. Hawkes. 2nd row. Mr. L. Casciato, Dr. F. Reynolds, Dr. S. Greenberg, Dr. J. Bravo, Chairman of Dept. of Chemistry; Dr. J. Grosh, Mrs. S. Webster, Miss C. Cinquina, Dr. M. Feldt, Mrs. Mary Bliss, Mrs. F. Shaw, Mrs. M. Martinez, Mrs. J. Cella, Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs. D. Schoel, Coordinator, Nursing Division; Miss L. Gerchman. Top row. Mr. J. McDonnell, Interim Chairman of Dept. of Biology; Dr. W. Overlease, Mr. R. Romig, Dr. J. Dorchester, Mr. H. Jones, Mr. R. Woodruff, Dr. L. Brownell, Mr. R. Bernhardt, Miss G. Cullen. Mr. W. C. Skillen. Missing from picture: Mrs. E. Fein, Mr. D. Grodon, Miss T. Greenwood, Mr. G. Reed, Dr. W. Trezise. Division of Sciences and mathematics The Department of Mathematics received a grant this year from the National Science Foundation. Front row. Mr. R. Branton, Mr. R. Cohoes, Mr. J. Faulk- ner, Mr. W. Seybold, Dr. A. Filano - Chairman of the Department. 2nd row. Mr. J. Moser, Mr. M. Wie- ner, Mr. F. Milliman, Mr. R. Verno. Top row. Mr. H. Bell, Mr. T. Ahlborn, Mr. M. Montemuro, Mr. S. Weiss, Mr. E. Mandelbaum. Missing from picture: Mrs. R. Stanley, Miss K. Childs, Mr. W. Fasnacht.

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Miss Isabella McClure, an associate professor of Education, took time during her tight schedule to go over a paper with one of her students. Like most she gave of that time gladly. Interested in what must be completed to iniplemtnt each day ' s teaching. Dr. Robert Carlson checks over a newly typed ditto with apparent approval, to the satisfaction of his secretary. PURSUIT In examining the results of a chemical reaction, Miss Lois Gerchman guided students pursuing their scientific experi- ments. Schmucker Science Center offered new facilities. 1 ■ g SiH9 f ' Vvrr k B P pli 1 liiL 1 k| 1 1 It ' ' l Sar Without proper technique some areas of learning would be virtually worthless. In the field of music, professors like Mr. James Smith devoted hours teaching young artists their skills. 27