Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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Dean of Women . . . coping with dorm prob- lems . . . protecting quiet hours . . . knitting in leisure time . . . bidding us all farewell at the semes- ter's end. DEAN OF MEN MR. VINTON RAMBO DEAN or woMEN MRS. ROBERT C. NASH Dean of Men . . . dividing time between the dorm and the gym . . . threatened with man power shortage . . . doing his best for the boys. Page Fifteen

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BUSINESS MANAGER Responsible for all cash expenditures and deal- ings With all students in their financial matters is the office of Mr. John W. Lackhove, our shrewd college financier. For many years, Mr. Lackhove has exhibited his business ability with his accurate and Wise handling of the college budget. Mr. Lackhove is a member of President's Coun- cil and heads the Student Cooperative Association. He is an outstanding and sincere friend and our college will miss him next year. All we can say is thank you for the help you have given us all, directly or indirectly. MR. JOHN W. LACKHOVE REGISTRAR A prospective Shippensburgian's first ofhcial contact with Shippensburg is Miss Spring, Registrar of our college. After several years of service as the Dean's secretary, Miss Spring took her present posi- tion, and one could say she is the core of student and class inforination. Her primary concerns are appli- cations, admissions, and registrations. Her assist- ance is invaluable and is built upon her vast know- ledge of the affairs of our college. MISS MARGARET SPRING Page Fourteen lens ' 1 eisur ter's DE xp?-

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DR. HOGG PRoFEssoRs ARE R O Blessed are those who can relax. MR. ALLAN K. V' pf- K . ' :.T15? , 1 Q ,f MISS HENDERSON Gym to kitchen in three easy lessons. 1 MR. BELLOWS fi' -X f. Clear weather ahead. 'Mr. Allan's fixin ' t go fishing. Page Sixteen 1 Mr. Bellows and a trusted friend. I