Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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1 s., lv Guardians of our health: M. Lloyd, L. Hatfield, and Dr. Harglerode. En ffQ'-- The snack bar employees are Row 1: E. Lockbaum, E. Ferry, A. Kann, M. Myers. Row 2: E.. Reese, J. Betta, D. Hall, V. Hippensteel. 1 I L Supplying us with books are the Book Store employees. Row 1: P. Wambach, L. Charles, D. Piper, L. Reddig, manager. Row 2: C. Kauff- man, R. Wilsbach, F. Carns, T. Mock. Serving in the mail room are Mrs. T. Strohm, D. Lebo, and L. Helsel College Staffs Old Main, the center of activity for many phases of college life, finds- students bustling through the halls for various reasons. After SSC students pick up welcomed letters in the mail room, on they go to the bookstore to purchase a blue book. After a flu shot in the dispensary, students relax in the Raider Room. Old Main is the center of the college administration.

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Librarians: R. Bower, B.S., A.M.g I. McCurdy, B.S., H. Moyer, A.B., A.M., B.S., A. Winton, A.B., B.S., M.Ed. A busy center of student life is the Ezra Lehman Memorial Library. The library contains fiction and non-fiction books, reference books of all types, magazines and professional journals, newspapers, and microfilm readers. With such a large supply of material, students frequently seek help to find information. Filling this need for aid and keeping the library in smooth working order are our librarians, headed by Miss Alma Winton, and our three library clerks. The Physical Education Department is housed in the Heiges Gymnasium. Headed by Mr. Thomas Crist, this department keeps the students in good physical shape, plans the intramural program, and coaches the intercollegiate sports. The library clerks include: D. Zonis, E. Hammond, M Kraybill. Members of the Physical Education Department are: W. Corman, B.S., M.Ed.g K. Hess, A.B., M.Ed., T. Crist, B.S., M.A., chairman, H. Kraiss, B.S., M.S.g G. Baker, B.S., M.Ed.

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fi at ' Ty., B v 71 . P WJ U X- V Q3 7: fr yi , ' ' Q . Officers ofthe Waiters' Association are Mrs. E. B. McClellan, dietitian, E. Brubaker, pres., S. Donley, sec., W. Castillo, parl., J. Smith, head waiterg D. Hassler, head waiter, C. Summers, v. pres.g C. Brown, treas.g K. Cayman, hostess. Food gets as much thought as classwork. Mrs. E. B. McClellan's staff prepares the meals, which are served by the student Wait- ers. Kriner Hall, the pleasant college dining hall, makes meal times the most pleasant times in the day. The college parking problem, which has become acute, is handled by the campus policemen. Staffing our kitchen are Row 1: D. Lockland, K. Cayman, D. Olloman, E. Stouffer, H. Oyer, F. Sterrett, M. Ford, A. Horton, E. Watson, 1. Tamer, N. Willhide. Row 2: C. Doughert, L. Mooney, J. Crider, W. Burke. 13- Q' I Taking a break from their usual routine, the cam pus cops, K. Hoch and H. Funston, frisk D. Rit chey, but all in fun.