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

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RAMSEY HALL In contrast to dorms which some residents would label gray-aired, the Ramsey lobby desk sports a large, colorful banner naming Mike Renzi RA of the month for December (out of a possible ten RAs and eight DAs). Sprinkled around the lobby are signs declaring pizza sales, dorm-sponsored presentations (including November ' s ' Off-Campus Life and Time Management ), dorm council meetings, a Jail-In, and a certificate naming Ray Rocchio ' s first floor as the winner of the Family Feud Game, October 16, 1984. Ramsey has also sponsored Christmas caroling, a program on self-defense, a program by the registrar, and VCR nights. In time, an infirmary may be set up in the basement. Who knows what more there is to come? H i i 1 .1 ' A W 1 Mr ' 26

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SANDERSON HALL On the south side of the campus you will find Sanderson Hall, located on South New Street. This prestigious facility features nine floors — three are all female and six are co-ed. Sanderson Hall was named for Christian Carmack Sanderson, and was built in 1970. Various activities are offered throughout the year at Sanderson: the annual Christmas Semi-Formal, the Spring Semi-Formal, pizza sales, aerobics, and dances. One of Sander- son ' s primary attractions is that it located nearest to Lawrence Center, otherwise known as the dining hall. The elevators in Sanderson are known to malfunction frequently and those who are weight-conscious resort to stair-climbing. Facts of life that prevail at Sanderson include loud music and the lack of quiet hours during finals week. For those who take a bus to South Campus, it is convenient for Sanderson students to wait on the corner of Rosedale Avenue and South New Street. Sanderson students always make their environ- ment a fun place in which to live. 28