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

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.1 :i III LI 121 ' lb! Ill i.l I IK ur I ..I IB ' ' ' ill ISIl. I I : Ui U ill! m U ,,i ml ii; III 1- A SANDERSON Sanderson Hall towers Lawrence Center and Schmidt Hall. This dormitory resembles its sister dorm, Wayne Hall, in appearance and desperate need of interior redecoration. Many students dread Sanderson ' s unkempt looks, but behind broken down bathrooms, one can see the closeness of its residents which keeps this dorm brimming with activity and warmth. 1 iiiif U ' l ih !F ■ M ■ H r

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McCarthy McCarthy, located across Church Street from Goshen Hall, consists of three floors. The first houses national and international exchange students. The second floor claims the regular crowd, and the third echos mainly of graduate students and student teachers. The 258-person population of McCarthy Hall is a small one by West Chester standards, but actually it is just one big, friendly family. f i COLLESC

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SCHMIDT Schmidt Hall, regarded as the only single sex dormitory on campus, stands between Wayne and Sanderson Halls. The newest dormitory has been an all female hall since its opening in 1971. In the summer, Schmidt serves as a home for the Philadelphia Eagles while they practice at South Campus. The tidiest of all the dormitories on campus, this hall engulfs its inhabitants with warm brick walls, spacious rooms, and clean lavatories. Gi ' Hvaimi a m iji la n Gi m