Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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Vvfilhf ' f , .1 'iw' 5 Q.. . -iw.-11 Uqj U 5 ' 'l wi 1 11 lli'11i.,'51f . - 4 lll ' will 1 A 1 1 'ff TH - fl 11 1 1 1 1 ,- V, 1' l 65 , sl, ,gig .s,..Q,...-g -. . -We -Me Dr. and Mrs. Heiges relax in the living room of their home. 8 4721, rw' f Ralph E. Heiges, College President Dr. Ralph E. Heiges, who lived many years at the college while his father was Dean of Instruction, graduated from Shippensburg in 1922. He returned here as Dean of Instruction in 1955 and was named President of Shippensburg State College the following year. Since 1955 this college has effected a new plan for the division ofthe aca- demic year. The new Term Plan, with three twelve-week terms, re- places the two eighteen-week semesters. Dr. Heiges 'received his B.A. degree from Ursinus College and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia University. Dr. and Mrs. Heiges live in a beautiful three-story brick house on the southwest corner of the campus. The President's Residence is surrounded by beautiful shade trees and shrub- bery. W, W , A

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. ,Y R .wx Dean of Instruction, Dr. D. Paul Smay, is busier than usual this year determ- ining the courses and the graduates for the expanded three-term plan Administration Makes Policies Dr. D. Paul Smay, Dean of Instruction since 1956, spends additional hours in his office this year because of the initiation of the Term Plan. This plan provides four times of admission and commencement per year. Dr. Smay is a graduate ot Indiana State College and has his A.M. and his Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University. The Board of Trustees is composed of nine members chosen directly by the Governor ofthe Commonwealth, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction serves as an ex-officio member of this board. The board has the important job of forming the policy for the opera- tion of the college. The new term plan presents more problems for the Board of Trustees. Seated are James B. Hockersmith, secretary, Carl A. Naugle, vicefpresidentp Mrs. Eunice I. Myers, Raymond A. Myers, president. Standing are John B. Minehart, J. Boyd Landis, J. Gerald Woomer, Harold U. Crouse, and George R. Brindle. Q Q fi? IO