Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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Miss Doris Malamos, a graduate of Shippensburg, now gives us her services as secretary to the Director of Teacher Training. She has assisted many future teachers through her position in the Place- ment Office. Page Fourteen DR. HARLING SPONSELLER Director of Teacher Training Dr. Sponseller's intrinsic interest in pro- viding the schools of Pennsylvania with outstanding teachers has made his iob of teacher training and teacher placement a laborious one. By his guidance and in- terest in the students of S. S. T. C. he has contributed much to the progress of edu- cation. We regret that his services to the college will terminate at the end of this year. .

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- DEAN OF MEN Being mother to over two hundred girls cmd coping with the many problems dorm life cre- ates are not easy tasks, but Miss Long has shown both patience and capability in her position as Dean of Women. Page Sixteen As Dean of Men Mr. Rambo has shown as much good sports- manship and fair play as he teaches his athletes to have on the gridiron. The students of S. S. T. C. were sorry to see him leave the campus this year, but we wish hitm success in his further education at Columbia University. Mr. Wenzel, who has taken over Mr. Rambo's position the second semester, is already an appreciated part of the Ship- pensburg campus. ' DEAN OF WOMEN