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Dickinson Alumnus, September 1957
Selected Highlights from this Issue:
- Helen Douglass Gallagher (class of 1926) became the first women alumni to serve on the Board of Trustees.
- Dr. Joseph H. Engle (class of 1952) left for the Macha Mission in North Rhodesia, where he was the only medical doctor in the region.
- James R. Shepley (class of 1939), head of the Time Inc. Washington news bureau, became chief of correspondents for the publishing company's U.S. and Canadian News Service.
- C. Richard Stover (class of 1936) became the administrative head of the Carlisle Deposit Bank and the Trust Company.
- Dr. William W. Betts Jr. (class of 1949), "Dickinson's latest TV star," became a full Professor of English at State Teachers College in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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