Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1941 volume:

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FRANKLIN SCHLEGEL Anmciate Senetary ............................................. REV. EDGAR E. STAUFFER Treamrer Arthzg of the College ................................... MR. C. L. GORDON, JR. TreaJ'IH'Er of tbe School of Theology ....................... . Mk. WILLIAM H. IVIILLER, JR. ATLANTIC CONFERENCE NEW YORK CONFERENCE Rev. John T. Boepple ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Arlington M. Bahn ...... Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. W. C. Butscher ........ Philadelphia, Pa. Rev john M. Beck ........ Rochester, N. Y. Rev. Fred G. Fischer ........ Baltimore, Md. Rev. E. W. Bittner ......... Wayland, N. Y. Rev. Henry Heine ......... Clarksboro, N. I Mr. H. R. Martin .......... Webster, N. Y. Mr. H. J. Sauerbrun . . .Richmond Hill, N. Y. Mr. Fred E. Price ........... Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. William Weitzel ....... Baltimore, Md. Mr. Ralph E. Smith ......... Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. C. H, Wintsch ........ Newark, N. J. Rev. C. A. Whitehead ...Beaver Falls, N. Y. Rev. Joseph Wolf ........... Baltimore, Md. Mr. Frank J. Wiedemann Buffalo, N, Y. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE PITTSBURGH CONFERENCE BiShOP J- F- Dunlap ------ Willmmspgrt, Pa. Mr. Robert Brupbacher. Sr. Altoona, Pa. Mr. H- A- Ebert -------------- REd LION, Pa. Rev. B. E. Coleman ........... Franklin, Pa. Rev. Norman L- Hummel ..Williamsport, Pa. Rev. G A. Collin ........... Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr. john L. Pandel ........... Burnham, Pa. Mr. Fred C Haller ........ Wilkinsburg, pa. Mr. Harry W. Shaffer ...... Lock Haven Pa. Rev. N. c. Millimn ......... Pittsburgh, Pa. RCV- W. I. Shambaugh ----------- Mllton, P3. Rev. Woodward M. Peffer ..... Freedom, Pa. RCV- E C- 33150!" --------- Lewxsburg. Pil- Dr. George F. Wright ...... Johnstown, Pa. Rev. A. F. Weaver ............... York, Pa. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EAST PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE Clarence D. Becker, Esq. ...... Lebanon, Pa. Rev. 1' R Bergstresser AUePtown' Pm Mr. Dale S. Gramley ...... Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. George W. Bellman ..... Shlllmgton. Pa. Dr I C Keller C-Ilifomia Pa. Rev. William L. Bellman . .Cleveland, Ohio ' ' ' """"""" t , Rev. 0. A. Hyden .......... Mohnton, Pm TRUSTEES'AT'LARGE . Rev. J. Warren Klein ......... Reading, Pa. Judge Fred.A. Marx. ----------- Read-mg, Pfl- Mr. Luke A Lutz ............ Mohnton, pa. Mr. Fredenck W. NlCOllS ...... Readmg, Pa. Hon. Harolci L. Paul ....... Port Carbon, Pa. Mrs. Annie Memer Pfeiffer ,New York, N. Y- Rev. Edgar E. Stauffer ......... Reading, Pa. Dr. JOhn H- Rorke ------------ K?Qdmg, Pa. NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE Mr. Roy H. Stetler ......... Harnsburg, Pa. Rev. Charles E. Willson ....Pawtucket, R. I, BOARD OF BISHOPS Rev. G. Arthur Woodcock . . . .Kingfleld, Me. Bishop John S. Stamm ...... Harrisburg, Pa. Twenty-mze HARRY V. MASTERS, A.B., A.M., PhD. Prexz'deizt $ Twenty-two m w; Urns h GEORGE W. WALTON, Ph.B., M.S., D.Sc. Dean Twemy-tbree J Cw Admmmmtz'on omd Pmonnel HARRY V. MASTERS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Prexidem, 1601 Palm Avenue. CLARENCE D. BECKER, LL.B., Vice-Prexident, Farmers Trust Bank, Lebanon. GEORGE W. WALTON, Ph.B., M.S., D.Sc., Dean, 1602 North 14th Street. ETHEL S. NORTON, B.A., M.A., Dean of Women, Selwyn Hall Annex WILSON I. MILLER, A.B., M.A., Regirmzr, 109 North 3rd Avenue, West Reading. CHARLES L. GORDON, JR., Acting Tremm'er, 817 Pear Street. ROBERT L. WORK, A.B., BS. in Library Science, Librarian, 1616 North 11th Street. CHARLES E. KACHEL, A.B., B.D., M.A., Religiam Commellm', 1246 Chestnut Street. H. LEROY BRININGER, A.B., B.D., Director of Pitblir Relatiom, 1707 Olive Street. MARIE M. KLEPPINGER, Secretary to flag Pl'ekfl'deill. Selwyn Hall Annex. ANNA R. BENNINGER, A.B., AIJiJlam to the Dean and Reginmr, Selwyn Hall LEWIS A. BRINER, A.B., Freshmen Rejideizt Advijer, Administration Building. GLENN A. DEIBERT, M.D., College Pbyjician, 810 North 5th Street. MARY E. ROBISON, R.N., College Name, Selwyn Hall. g i 7? Twenty-four Language mad Literature ELSIE A. GARLACH, A.B., A.M., Profexmr of French. Selwyn Hall Annex. F. WILBUR GINGRICH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Profenar of Greek and Bible, 1629 N. Eleventh Street. RAPHAEL FENILI, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D., Profemor of Romance Laizgzmgex, 1220 Linden Street. ' - GERRIT MEMMING, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Profarmr of German, 1230 Linden Street. JOHN B. DOUDS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Prafejmr 0f Engliyb Language and Lilel'alm'e, 1323 N. Fourteenth Street. RUTH C. SHAFFER, A.B., Aymriate Profeymr of Latin, Selwyn Hall. CLYDE A. HARDING, A.B., A.M., AJJ'iJMIZl Profenor 0f Englirb, 2413 Woodvale Ave, Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. ETHEL S. NORTON, B.A., M.A., Dean of 1170172912 and Anixtmzt Profeuor 0f Englin, Selwyn Hall Annex. PAUL F. SCHACH, A.B., Imtrmtor in German, 1627 N. 11th Street. ESTHER FENILI, A.B., Aerthant 1'12 Spmzixla, 1220 Linden Street. . W V 7 Twenty-hle A jAe Cow Educatzbn Philosophy Psychology WILSON I. MILLER, A.B., M.A., Regiltrm' and Profenor 0f Edzlmlimz, 109 N. Third Ave., West Reading. VIRGIL C. ZENER, A.B., M.A., D.D., Profenor of Education, 1527 Locust Street. MORRIS S. GRETH, A.B., M.S., B.D., Ph.D., Profemor 0f Pbilompljy and Sociology, 1431 Palm Avenue. MILTON G. GEIL, B.A., A.M., Ph.D., Profenor 0f PJ'yclmlagy, 1522 N. 11th Street. Hilary 5062211 56227466 LEWIS E. SMITH, A.B., M.A., Profeymr of Political Science, 424 Schuylkill Ave. MILTON W. HAMILTON, A.B., AM., Ph.D., Profenor of Hillary, 1722 N. Sixteenth Street. MORRIS S. GRETH, A.B., M.S., B.D., Ph.D., 1413 Palm Ave. $ g. Twemy-Jix Mdlbemmza and Natural! Science GEORGE W. WALTON, Ph.B., M.S., D.Sc., Dean of College and Profeuor of Botany and Geolngy, 1426 Palm Avenue. CLARENCE A. HORN, B.S., C.P4H., M.A., D.Sc., Profexmr of Zoology, 736 N. 3rd Street. GRAHAM COOK, B.A., M.S., Ph.D., Profarmr 0f Cbemijlry, 1518 Hampden Blvd. OLIVER M. GEORGE, B.S., M.S., Profw'mr 0f Marbematm am! Pbyxiw, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. PAUL I. SPEICHER, B.S., M.A.7 AJJiJMIIl meeer of Nlalbenmriar 412d PlayJiCI, 205 Intervilla Ave, West Lawn, P21. MARCUS H. GREEN, B.S., M.S., Aniwanl Profeuor of Biology, 1138 Spring Street. NEWTON S. DANFORD, B.S., Inm'ilrtor in Cbemiytry, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Tu'wzty-J even 34,8 61 8 Bmmm Admmz'slmtz'on JOHN C. EVANS, B.SC.EC., A.M., Profeuor 0f Fimmre and Avmzmting, 1420 Linden St. HENRY G. BUCKWALTER, BB. in Ec., M.S., Anixtam Profenor of Bmhzen Adminixtmtimz, 1318 Union Street. Economic; FLORENCE V. INNIS, B.S., M.S., Profeuor of Home Ecmzomirs, Sherman Cottage. ANNA HEERE SMITH MRsJ, BS. in Home Econ., A.r.ri.rtmzt Profeymr of Home Economiw, 1319 Linden Street. G. ERNESTINE ELDER, BS. in Home Econ, Am'xtant Profemor of Art and Home Ermzomim, Selwyn Hall. , . . Twenty-eigbt y; ,,i V --::--f; w a j N 9 K grx we r :t' ,3, - JOHN H. DUDDY, JR., Mus.B., Profexmr of Voice, Piano, and Organ, 502 Stanbridge Street, Norristown, Pa. HANS NIX, Prbfeuor 0f Violin, 920 North 4th Street. Pbyszml Educalzbn NEAL O. HARRIS, B.S., M S., IIZJtrIIrtor 1'72 Playlit'al Edzlcatimz, 1147 Walnut Street. EVA MOSSER MRsJ, 13.8., I mtrmtor in Plyyjiml Education for I-Vomen, 232 Wyomissing Avenue, Shillington, Pa. " 1r '55? Q4W Twerzty-nine 7A8 CM? Student Council Representatives of each of the four classes and of recognized student organizations compose the Student Council. This body regulates student activities and affords the opportunity for an interchange of opinion between faculty and students. In addition to the regulation of the social etiquette on campus, the Student Council provides social activities for the students by holding Friday night dances in the dining hall. Prarizlenl DONALD BURGER Vice Prexidezzl WM. BRANDENBURG Serretary CATHERINE BUZZARD MEMBERS Harry Bitting Carlyle Fabian Roy Bloom Paul Golis Stanford Dickey Mary Levan Betty Ebbert Betty Siege! . ,7 , '-h - Thirty jg 6M8 Tbirty-one 2 C7 JAQ 12M? Om Campm . . . i s a V? . R .? x M 5mm; HAROLD F. E. ANDERSON 176 WEST WILLIAM STREET CORNING, N. Y. "Moderate, resolute, Whole in himself a common good." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Baseball; Track; Financial Outlook Organization. MILDRED MAE ANGSTADT 1044 PERRY STREET READING, PA. uIn work and play a very good sport, Smiling lips and a bright retort." SCIENCE Glee Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club. Fifty 7X , ; wig? x 711 L146? BURTON H. ASZMAN 746 HARRISON STREET RAHWAY, N. J. "He was a gentleman on whom I built An absolute trust." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Financial Outlook Organization; Student Coun- cil; Sophomore Class, President. FREDERICK G. BERTOLET 1013 CHESTNUT STREET READING, PA. "No question is ever settled Until it is settled right." LIBERAL ARTS Tennis; Y. M, C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; Daymezfs Club; Mixed Chorus. Fifty-one MARK F. BOYER 68 1 FRANKLIN AVENU E PALMERTON, PA. "His talents were of the more silent kind." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Tau Beta; Tennis; Albrightian; Financial Outlook Organization. -WhiAe-.eeh 7 C M, 67 ROY C. BLOOM 417 GRANT STREET SOUTH FORK, PA. "His manners were gentle, complying and bland." SCIENCE Glee Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club; Student Council; Band; Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. FifIy-two V, 'M? WILLIAM A. BRANDENBURG 11' MORGAN PLACE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. j "Steady of heart." SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Track; Alchemists; Student Council; Student AFHliate of American Chemistry So- ciety. 167 f km? W FRANKLIN BURCHFIELD 1290 HIGH STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. "He is worthy of honor Who willeth the good of every man." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Pi Omega; Tennis; Albrightian; Financial Out- look Organization. Fifty-tlzree WILLIAM C. BUTSCHER, JR. 5505 NORTH AMERICAN STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. "I value science none can prize it more, It gives ten thousand motives to adore." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Domino Club; Y. M. C. A.; A1- chemists; Skull and Bones; German Club. xlelle 64,8 DONALD M . BURGER 520 NORTH 20TH STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. "I date do all that may become a man." LIBERAL ARTS Alpha Pi Omega, President; Tennis; Y. M. C. A.' , German Club, President; Student Council, President- a Senior Class, President; Gold A; "Who's Who." + Fifty-four ELEANOR JANE BUTTORFF 166 WEST WINDSOR STREET READING. PA. "Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eye; In every gesture, dignity and love." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau, President; Domino Club; Albrightian; CUE; Pi Gamma Mu; International Relations Club; French Club. CHARLES BUYNOSKI WYOMING, PA. uJolly, good natured, full of fun, If you want a real friend, here's one." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Alchemists; Student Council. Fifty-five i j? 6-! C7 MARY A. CAPALLO 922 FRANKLIN STREET WYOMISSING, PA. "It is faith in something, and enthusiasm for something, That makes a life worth looking at." HOME ECONOMICS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Albrightian; CUE; Pi Gamma Mu; Heo Club; French Club; Women's Day Student Club; Junior-Senior Oratorical Contest. GUSTAVE COHEN 1807 CLINTON STREET LINDEN, N. j. "Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat, And therefore lets be merry." SCIENCE Football; Alchemists; Skull and Bones. y? 7 7. -.. --- Fifty-six 74g . ALFRED J. COMSTOCK 176 HIGHWOOD AVENUE LEONIA. N. j. "I am not only witty in myself, but the cause of wit in other men." LIBERAL ARTS Zeta Omega Epsilon; Albrightian; CUE; Y. M. C. A.; Sigma Tau Delta; Pi Gamma Mu; International Re- lations Club, President. 611,9 HENRY J. CZAIKOSKI WALLINGTON, N. j. 44 RESERVOIR AVENUE "Mirth, with thee I mean to liiveT SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Basketball; Baseball. 1 Fifzy-Jeven HOWARD P. DIAMOND BROOKLYN, N. Y. 1245 EASTERN PARKWAY "Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun." SCIENCE Alchemists; Skull and Bones; Student Affiliate of American Chemistry Society. -.- 2 IILQ K. FERN DENTITH 1401 PERRY STREET READING, PA. 'She is pretty to walk with And Witty to talk with." SCIENCE Alchemists; Skull and Boncs. Fiftyeigbt PAUL DIBLASI 907 FRANKLIN STREET READING, PA. "He was wont to speak plain and t0 the purpose." LIBERAL ARTS Zeta Omega Epsilon; Tau Kappa Alpha; Band; De- bating. Fifty- JANE LOUISE DICK 128 EAST WALNUT STREET SHILLINGTON. PA. mfrusty, dusky, vivid, true." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Glee Club; CUE; Pi Gamma Mu; German Club; French Club; Mixed Chorus. nine 5748 AGATHA ELIZABETH DIETZ 222 EAST NORTH STREET BETHLEHEM, PA. "Speak boldly, and speak truly, shame the devil." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Basketball; Tennis; Domino Club; Albrightian; CUE; Sigma Tau Delta; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club; Student Council. 61 STANFORD O. DICKEY R. D. NO. 1 PORTAGE, PA. "And too fond of the right, to pursue the expedient." SCIENCE Pi Tau Beta, President; Debating; Y. M. C. A.; Edi- tor of Fresh Handbook; Alchemists; Skull and Bones. S 1'ny V: y 2 r32! '3 e f M, g m ALAN ROBERT DUKE 419' WEST WHARTON AVENUE GLENSIDE, PA. A man so various, that he seemed to be Not one, but all mankind's epitome? SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Track; Albrightian; Y. M. C. A., President; Philosophy Club; Alchemists; German Club; Junior Class, President. MARY L. DUNLAP 28 ORCHARD ROAD UPPER DARBY, PA. , uSagacious, patient, dreading praise, not blame.' I-IOME ECONOMICS Domino Club; Glee Club, President; Y. W. C. A.; Heo Club; Mixed Chorus. Sixty-ane MARTIN EPSTEIN 2 57 jACKSON STREET TRENTON, N, j. "Worth, courage, honor, these indeed Your sustenance and birthright are." SCIENCE Alchemists, President; Skull and Bones; Student AHiliate of American Chemistry Society; Clarence D. Becker Prize for Mathematics; Kappa Upsilon Phi Prize in Biology; Biology Laboratory Assistant. 5 11M? 7 , LOUISE EASTLAND 510 MAIN STREET PORTAGE, PA. "He who Hies above the clouds, Will not feel the storm." LIBERAL ARTS Phi Beta Mu; Albrightian; CUE; Y. W. C. A., Presi- dent; Sigma Tau Delta; International Relations Club; Philosophy Club; German Club; French Club; Gold A; "Who's Who." S ix! y-two CARLYLE S. FABIAN R. D. NO. 1 STONY CREEK MILLS, PA. "No man less proud than he, Nor cared for homage less? LIBERAL ARTS Daymen's Club; Student Council. LIDA L. FAIST PASCACK ROAD SPRING VALLEY, N. Y. "My heart is true as steel." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Basketball; Albrightian; CUE; Y. W. C. A.; Women's Student Government, President; Women's Athletic Association, President; "Who's Who." Sixty-llyree 7A3 MARY ETTA FILBERT WOMELSDORF, 314 WEST HIGH STREET PA. HA kind, true heart, a spirit high." SCIENCE Basketball; Tennis; Glee Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; Heo Club; German Club; Women's Day Stu- dent Club, President. - -.5 VIRGINIA M . FESSLER WOMELSDORF, PA. "Here is a dear and true industrious friend." HOME ECONOMICS Alchemists; Heo Club; Women's Day Student Club; Mixed Chorus; Band; Home Economics Laboratory Assistant. S ixty-four i7 '2' 3'":-? :4:, 4:51- k jig? ku l i V W RAY S. FUNK R. 0.4310. 2 SHAMOKIN, PA. "Life is a jest, and all things show it, I thought it once, and now I know it? SCIENCE Daymen's Club; Band. PAUL GOLIS R. D. NO. 2 NEW MILFORD, PA. NA spirit intense and rare, with trace on trace Of passion and impudence and energy." LIBERAL ARTS Zeta Omega Epsilon; Track; Debating, Manager; Al- brightian; CUE, Editor; Y. M. C. A,; Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Gamma Mu, President; International Rela- tions Club; Student Council; Gold A; "Who's Who." - a ;;:;u;; .7 .nii-i'rBialW- ,7, 7- , Sixiyfve AUDREY GOODLING SEVEN VALLEYS, PA. "Summer of man its sunlight and its Hower, Springtime of man all April in a face." 3?: HOME ECONOMICS Phi Beta Mu; Y. W. C. A.; Adviser to Frosh Com- mission; Heo Club, President; Mixed Chorus. i: 4; m u ADA ELIZABETH GOSSLER 32 UPLAND ROAD WYOMISSING HILLS, PA. "The very room, coz she was in, Seemed warm from Hoot to ceilid." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Albrightian, Editor; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Pi Gamma Mu; French Club; Gold A; "Who's Who." 5 . Sixty-J ix If; :,,'f' 4; xgjjitv EVELYN MAY GOYNE 333 EAST MAHANOY STREET MAHANOY ciTY, PA. "Oh! blest with temper, whose unclouded my Can make tomorrow cheerful as today." SCIENCE Basketball; Domino Club; Glee Club; Women's Day Student Club. RUTH L. GOTTLIEB 130 CLYMER STREET READING, PA. uYou know I say Just what I think, and nothing more nor less." SCIENCE Women's Day Student Club, Sixty-J'evm jg 64,6 MARY ODELL GREIN "Her feelings have the fragrancy, The freshness of young Howers.n SCIENCE Domino Club. HARVEY R. GREISS 1622 NORTH 12TH STREET READING, PA. "The word 'impossible' is not in my dictionary." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Zeta Omega Epsilon; Financial Outlook Organization. i W R'r h- S ixt y-eigljt 718 RURAL AVENUE WILLIAMSPORT, PA. :x I C? -.. m Xi F L46 ' ,7 ALGERT GUSTITUS 235 503.1114 DELAWARE AVENUE 'A man of massive presence;-blqu and stem." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Baseball; Track; Alchem- ists; Student Council. MINERSVIELE, PA. EDWARD T. HALBFOSTER 21 PERSHING AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. j. h'From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth." SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Baseball; International Relations Club; Skull and Bones. Sixty-nine CAROLINE A. HASTINGS 119-05 236m STREET ST. ALBANS, LONG ISLAND, N, Y. HNothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm." HOME ECONOMICS Phi Beta Mu President; Basketball; Tennis; Baseball; Alchemists; H60 Club. Cw ALAN H. HAMILTON 746 LIBERTY STREET FRANKLIN, PA. "Let me know all! Prate not of most or least Painful or easy!" LIBERAL ARTS Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; Philosophy Club, President; Junior-Senior Oratorical Contest. w-m . Severzty EVELYN ANNA HELLER 1V624'N0RTH 12TH STREET READING, PA. "Ifs no matter what you do If your heart be only true." HOME ECONOMICS Domino Club; Alchemists; Heo Club; French Club; Women's Day Student Club; Student Council. CHARLES B. HOLLENBACH 517 ROSE STREET READING, PA. "0, for a horse with wings." SCIENCE Skull and Bones; Daymen's Club; Band. S event y-zme EMERSON E. HOPPES 2218 RAYMOND AVENUE READING, PA. 'Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; Mixed Chorus. Cite HAROLD E. HONADLE 905 GROVE AVENUE WINDBER, PA, uThis man is freed from servile bands Of hope to rise, or fear to fall." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Alchemists; Student Council. if .t S 9112!!! y-two JANET HORN 736 NORTH 5RD STREET READxNG, PA, "Let my soft minutes glide securely on, Like subterraneous streams, unheard, known." un- SCIENCE Pi Alpha Tau; Albrightian; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club; Biology Laboratory Assistant. M K? 5 Ha Ls EDITH WINIFRED HUNTER 1MrsJ 1211 LINDEN STREET READING, PA. "With malice toward none; with charity for all." SCIENCE Pi Gamma Mu; International Relations Club; Philoso- phy Club; Women's Day Student Club. S event y-tlyree 1e STEPHEN HYDOCK 329 WEST PINE STREET MAHANOY CITY, PA. 'lNature may stand up to all the world and say, :n 'This is a man. BUSINESS AD MINISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Financial Outlook Organization. C? we GEORGE F. HURLEY 2520 KUTZTOWN ROAD READING, PA. uAnd I would that my tongue could utter The thoughts that arise in me." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Alchemists. ,, ..- 7,. Seventy-four Cg; f? i - xwm x 95w bug BYRDIE KALISH 2409 FAIRVIEW AVENUE MT. PENN, READING, PA. "An independent miss, with telling brown eyes, And a gift of gab very galloping." SCIENCE Albrightian; Hen Club; German Club; French Club. VICTOR G. KATEN GREEN STREET ISELIN, N. j, "The world knows nothing of its greatest men." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Tau Beta; International Relations Club. S event y-fizle MARGARET S. KELLER SOUTH RACE STREET RICHLAND, PA. "Gentle thoughts, and calm desires." HOME ECONOMICS Alchemists; Heo Club; German Club; Women's Day Student Club; Washington-Lincoln Essay Con- test. C NC ' LOUISE ELIZABETH KELLER GIBRALTAR, PA. "You have a nimble wit, I think it was made of Atalantak Heels." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Albrightian; CUE; Pi Gamma Mu; French Club; Mixed Chorus. 1 , aa-C: Seventy-six EDITH K. KEYS 117 HOWERTOWN AVENUE CATASAUQUA, PA. "In small proportions we just beauties see, And in short measures life may perfect be." LIB ERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Y. W. C. A.; German Club. WILLIAM H. KIRLIN 1250 DOUGLASS STREET READING, PA. His singularities proceed from his good sensef SCIENCE Alchemists; Daymen's Club. S event y-Jeverz y -.,a 3148 64p ROBERT A. KLINE 1016 ELNORE AVENUE SOUTH TEMPLE, m. "I have no superfluous leisure." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Pi Omega; Domino Club; Glee Club; A!- brightian; Financial Outlook Organization; Band; Orchestra. BESSIE L. KNERR 322 MAIN STREET DENVER, PA. uThe virtue of her lively looks Bxcels the precious stonef' SCIENCE Phi Beta Mu; Tennis; Glee Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; Student Council; Biology Laboratory Assistant. -77 - i i H Seventy-eigbt 7! j x 2,5? ,ue N, GENE H. LAU HANOVER STREET GLEN ROCK, PA. 'Duty by habit is to pleasure turrfd." LIB ERAL ARTS Phi Beta Mu; Albrightian; Sigma Tau Delta; French Club; Mixed Chorus. MARY ELIZABETH LOWER 619 FORREST STREET HARRISBURG, PA. uBeautiful gentleness and splendid skill." SCIENCE Phi Beta Mu; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club. S euenty-nine 77! 5 L6 448 DAVID B. MCCLEERY STAR ROUTE FRANKLIN, PA. "My wealth is health and perfect ease; My conscience clear my chief defense." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Tau Beta; Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; Band. RAYMOND A. MCCRANN 322 FRANKLIN STREET ELIZABETH, N. j, nA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Basketball. Eiglyty L745? MARY KATHRYNE MCCREARY NEW pmus, PA. "SheRs the mint in the julep of joy." LIBERAL ARTS Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; French Club. C? , Luz JOSEPH MORRIS SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE WYOMING, PA. 1;: K! "The shortest answer is doing." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi, President; Track; Financial Out- look Organization. "w $7 v Eiglyty-one 7A9 WILLIAM OGAN READING, R. D. NO. 2 PA. "Let this sufiice, by this conceive the rest, He should, he could, he would, he did the best." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Tau Beta; Albrightian; CUE; Financial Outlook Organization. 5 h He MARIO F . NICOTERA 2009 SOUTH CLEVELAND AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. "Quips, and cranks, and wanton wiles, Nods, and becks, and wreathed smiles." SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Basketball; Track. hh Eighty-two VINCENT J. O'GOREK 606 MARKET STREET "But the man worthwhile is the one who Will smile When everything goes dead wrong." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Organization, President. 7! C K mg 14.9 W LYK ENS, PA. Financial Outlook DOROTHY HAVILAND PATT WEST LEESPORT, PA. The quiet of the sunset hour Most truly mirrored thee." SCIENCE Alchemists; Women's Day Student Club; Ursinus College. Eigbt-wlaree me 646 LUKE E. RAU EMERALD, PA. Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate." LIB ERAL ARTS Track; Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; German Club; Mixed Chorus. JANE PEACE REED 734 MADISON AVENUE READING, PA. "The force of her own merit makes her way." SCIENCE Glee Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club; Women's Day Student Club; Mixed Chorus. i .- Eiglyty-faur :7 2 "7-. Fa kjw. ,we MARGARET J. REED 158 ORWIGSBURG STREET TAMAQUA, PA. "For Mercy, Courage, Kindness, Mirth, There is no measure upon earth.n SCIENCE Phi Beta Mu; Albrightian; Y. W. C, A.; International Relations Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club. ROBERT B. RETTINGER - 501 MARKET STREET LYKENS. PA. "Describe him who can, An abridgement of all that is pleasant in manf : SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Baseball; Y. M. C. A.; French Club; Band; Orchestra. Eigbzy-flve jlw DONALD G. SANDS 2424 GRANDVIEW AVENUE '1 cannot change as others do." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Alchemists. MT. PENN, READING, PA. Cw JOHN C. ROBSON ST. MICHAEL, PA. "50 impatient, full of action, full of manly- pride and friendship." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football. .... -, ; $ Eigbty-Jix HAROLD J. SCHIECK 952 MOSS STREET READING, PA. "Reason masters every sense." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Tau Beta; Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; German Club; Band. THOMAS B. SMYTHE, JR. 100 WINDSOR STREET READING, PA. "There lives more faith in honest doubt, Believe me, than in half the creeds." LIBERAL ARTS Glee Club; Kappa Tau Chi; Daymexfs Club. Eigbzy-Ieuen g1, 9 18 L148 M 1.16 Cu? JAMES E. SNYDER 27 NORTH CENTER STREET SUNBURY, PA, Hon0ur, anger, valour, fire." SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Track; Alchemists. JEANETTE M. SNYDER 1004 WEISER STREET READING, PA. ' A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair? LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Tennis; Albrightian; CUE; Sigma Tau Delta; Pi Gamma Mu; Philosophy Club. 7 7 ,; Eightyvez'gbt 7 C . A8 ME i THEODORE J. SOJA 251 LIVINGSTON STREET ELIZABETH, N. j. "Content to take his adventure gladly." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Basketball; Track. MARY JAN E STETLER 14 PERKASIE AVENUE WEST LAWN, PA. "The blythest bird upon the bush Had nder a lighter heart than she !" HOME ECONOMICS Basketball; Baseball; Alchemists; Heo Club; Women's Day Student Club; Hockey. ;ma Eigny-nine RUTH G. STRATTON R. D. NO. 1 STONY CREEK MILLS, PA. A woman tropical, intense In thought and act, in soul and sense." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Baseball; French Club, President. RAYMOND THORPE HOP BOTTOM, PA. "Only of you the Hatterer never lieth." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon, President; Football; Basketball; Track; Y. M. C. A.; Financial Outlook Organization. N inety C721 ixz um Law W7 -. , n u u m w THOMAS WARNAGIRIS 127 EAST" 6TH STREET WYOMING, PA. "For I profess not talking. Only this Let each man do his best." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Baseball; Financial Out- look Organization, ELVA MAE WEAVER 1049 NORTH FRONT STREET READING, PA. "The friendly welcome of the wayside well." HOME ECONOMICS Glee Club; Alchemists; Heo Club; French Club; Women's Day Student Club. , w ; N ilzet y-ane 1e CHESTER R. WIELGOLINSKI 15 CATHERINE STREET "The courageous captain of compliment." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Baseball; French Club, CARTERET, N. j. C214 9 CHARLES RALPH WESLAGER, JR. 510 ARABELLA STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. "I pray thee, then, Write me as one that loves his fellow men." SCIENCE Pi Tau Beta; Y. M. C. A,; Kappa Tau Chi; German Club. 777 . - N in e! y-two RV, , aqw'tg J; '2 U JOHN WILLIAMS 13S GREENWICH STREET READING, PA. , "Freedom I love, and form I hate." SCIENCE Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club. JUNE EVELYN YOCOM 1103 MARION STREET READING, PA. Graceful and useful all she does." HOME ECONOMICS Heo Club; Women's Day Student Club; Mixed Chorus. v ,7...,.,. -M. m zwv :Jiwiunfr. Ninety-tbree jg aw, H. JILDO ZANOT HUEY, PA. the smack and tang of elemental things." SCIENCE Football; Track; Alchemists. $7 , 7 Ninety. our fumbm DEAN ADRIAN ALLEN SINKING SPRING, PA. 17 MULL AVENUE "The minds the standard of the man." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Glee Club; CUE, Business Manager; Y. M, C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi. ss- PAUL HERMAN ACKERT 209 DOBSON AVENUE WARREN, PA. sThat tower of strength Which stood fourssquare to all the winds that blew." LIB ERAL ARTS Debating; Glee Club; Manager, Student Director; AI- brightian; Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; Interna- tional Relations Club; Philosophy Club; German Club; Orchestra; Band. N i729! y-xix THELMA L. BAYNE 821 FUNSTON AVENUE WILLIAMSPORT, PA "Happiness has many friends." HOME ECONOMICS Glee Club; Alchemists; Heo Club; Mixed Chorus. jx 2 L4 1w EVELYN E. BELMONT 30 ORCHARD STREET COS COB, CONN. "She is gentle, she is shy But therEs mischief in her eye." HOME ECONOMICS Pi Alpha Tau; Basketball; Heo Club. Ninety-Jeven 3A8 GEORGE C. BINGAMAN 917 WINDSOR STREET READING, PA. "In thy face I see The map of honor, truth, and loyalty." SCIENCE Kappa Tau Chi, President; Philosophy Club; Fresh- men Handbook. EDNA ELIZABETH BIALEK UNION AND ECKERSON ROADS SPRING VALLEY, N. Y. "Only a sweet and virtuous soul, Like seasoned timber, never gives." HOME ECONOMICS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Heo Club; German Club. - ----.-- - N in at y-eigbt wg? a N! "1:2? Low CATHERINE M. BUZZARD CHURCH STREET MILFORD, NEW jERSEY "No grace, no charm is wanting To set the heart on fire." SCIENCE Phi Beta Mu; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; Student Council. ELIZABETH M . EBBERT 20 TREBOR PLACE WYOMISSING, PA. "50 rich in treasures of her own, She might our boasted stores defy." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Glee Club, Manager; Albrightian; CUE; Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Tau Delta; German Club; Student Council; Class Secretary; Basketball, N in e! y-m'lze u m' ' umm wHHHHmH GEORGE W. EPPEHIMER 1714 MEADOW STREET PHILADELPHIA, "We loved him; he was one of us." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Tau Beta; Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi. PA. C M. Q RUTH JANE ENNIS 325 CARSONIA AVENUE MT. PENN, READING, PA. "Pure dignity, composure, ease." BUSINESS AD M INISTRATION Domino Club; CUE; Financial Outlook Organization; German Club; Day Student's Club. a - 7 7? 77V One Hundred C. WALDO ESHELMAN ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. uHe was a gentleman from sole to crown." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Financial Outlook Organization; Skull and Bones; French Club; Band; Orchestra. C49 E , 77 A LBERT M . FALCONE MAIN STREET ROSETO, PA. "0, tis a parlous boy, Bold, quick, ingenious, forward, capable." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Glee Club, Student Director; Al- chemists; Skull and Bones; French Club; Orchestra. One Hundred One 34g ADELE M. FERGUSON 133 SOUTH 8TH STREET READING, PA. The soul's calm sunshine and the heartfelt J'OY-" SCIENCE Domino Club; CUE; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club; Day Student's Club. ARTHUR W. FAUST 1326 CLEVELAND AVENUE WYOMISSING, PA. "The warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of seIf-reliance." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Domino Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; Day Studenfs Club. w One Hundred Two AARON FLOYD F ISHER 553 MAIN STREET LYKENS, PA 3 TThy Imodestys a candle to thy merit." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Tau Beta; Financial Outlook Organization; Band. THOMAS FRYSTOCK 1145 DILL AVENUE LINDEN, NEW jERSEY uLifefs a blessed iinstitution, Let us take it as it comes." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Alchemists. .5 One Hundred Three 32w VIRGINIA MAY GAUL 1016 ROBESON STREET READING, PA. Let me go wherEer I will I hear a sky-bom music still." HOME ECONOMICS Glee Club; Heo Club. C HQ KAY R. GASCHE 3304 KUTZTOWN ROAD LAURELDALE, PA. "The gladncss of the Wind that shakes the com." SCIENCE Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club; Day Student's Club, One Hundred Four ROBERT R. GERHART, JR. 100 SOUTH ROBESON STREET 'Tall men, suncrowned, who lived above the fog In public duty and in private thinking." LIBERAL ARTS Albrightian, Managing Editor; CUE. Alpha Pi Omega; Sigma Tau Delta; German Club; ROBESONIA, PA. BEN HAAS 121 HULL STREET SINKING SPRING, PA. "My Mind to me a kingdom isf' SCIENCE Skull and Bones; Band; Catawba College. One Humired Five 16? 7M6 , GEORGE D. HENRY, JR. 121 SOUTH 8TH STREET READING, PA. An intensity for living, and a passion for acting? LIBERAL ARTS Pi Tau Beta; Domino Club, President; Glee Club; CUE; Sigma Tau Delta; International Relations Club; German Club; French Club; Student Council. MIRIAM A. HERSHEY PEERLESS ORCHARDS HAMBURG, PA. "When she had passed, it seemed like the ceas- ing of exquisite music? SCIENCE Phi Beta Mu; Basketball; Tennis; Glee Club; Heo Club. w ' Ag One Hundred Six ; '2' 7 7 73 M A6 foMv? W MARGARET C. HOLLENBACH 348 WEST DOUGLASS STREET READING, PA, "She can do most everything and do it well? LIB ERAL ARTS Domino Club; Glee Club; Albrightian; CUE; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; Philosophy Club; German Club; Sigma Tau Delta. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH JACKSON 467 AVON AVENUE NEWARK, NEW jERSEY "I think Nature hath lost the mould Where she her shape did take? HOME ECONOMICS Phi Beta Mu; Alchemists; Heo Club. One Hundred Seven W f 18 4.467 -: THOMAS B. JOHNSON 15 SECOND STREET TOWANDA, PA. uA ruddy drop of manly blood The surging sea outweighs? SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Alchemists, PHYLLIS I. N. KALTREIDER RED LION, PA. "And her modest answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair." LIBERAL ARTS Domino Club; Glee Club. A One H Imdred Eiglat MARY E. KLEIN 1125 NORTH 9TH STREET READING, PA. "And welcome wheresder she went, A calm and gracious element." LIBERAL ARTS International Relations Club; Day Student's Club. HAROLD J. KLOPP 1318 NORTH 11TH STREET READING, PA. "Whose armor is his honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill!" SCIENCE Clarence D. Becker Prize. One Hundred Nine MARJORIE E. LEBO 218 SOUTH 16TH STREET READING, PA, HAfter the verb To Love; 'To Help is the most beautiful verb in the world." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Glee Club; CUE; Y, W. C. A.; International Relations Club; French Club. 6L2 THEODORE KOBRIN 1533 BIRCH STREET READING, PA. "The liberal are secure alone; For what we frankly give, forever is our own." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Track; Albrightian; Y. M. C. A.; Financial Outlook Organization; German Club; Day Student's Club. One H undred Ten k l7 C? '26 ,Li,6 b DAVID L. LEVAN 12914" PENN AVENUE WYOMISSING, PA. "He was in logic :1 great critic, Profoundly skilled in analytic." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi; Debating; Domino Club; Tau Kappa Alpha; International Relations Club; German Club; Day Student's Club, President; Student Coun- cil; Band. CHARLES M . MALIN 815 EAST TIOGA STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' He enters into all things with zest and zeal." SCIENCE Glee Club; Skull and Bones; Band; Kappa Tau Chi; Y. M. C. A. W One Hmzdred Eleven jAQ C2148 HELEN GRACE MARKEY 442 WINDSOR STREET READING, PA. "Always busy, and always merry, Always doing her very best." HOME ECONOMICS Domino Club; Alchemists; Heo Club; German Club; Day Student's Club; Band. THOMAS A. MCGAVIN 1653 DELAWARE AVENUE WYOMISSING, PA. "A little nonsense now and then 15 relished by the best of men." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Domino Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones. -. ? 7 One Hundred Twelve - - , , 77 - 1,; 11h i " 'c-l . x x c" T-::. unrwzgu .K, WILLIAM L. MCKINNEY 937 6REENWICH STREET READING, m. u . strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Basketball; junior and Sopho- more Class, President. ALOIS MEINBERGER 921 HIGHWOOD AVENUE KENHORST, READING, PA. HAD honest marfs the noblest work of God." LIBERAL ARTS German Club; French Club, One Hundred Thirteen 7A8 61,6 GRACE L. MOCK 521 NORTH 25TH STREET PENNSIDE, READING, PA. uJocund as a field of cowslips.n LIB ERAL ARTS Glee Club; French Club. CARL MOGEL 1023 TERRACE AVENUE WYOMISSING, PA. "My heart is ever at your service." BUSINESS ADMIN ISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi; Basketball; Track; Albrightian; German Club; Band. One Hundred Fourteen ? f2 MEI; gjgg EL 1, ,l,g W JACK J. MUNLEY 149 MOOSIC STREET jESSUP, PA. "Not a sinner, nor a saint perhaps, But, well, just the very best of chaps." SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Football; Track. PAUL PETRUCKA 334 WEST CENTRE STREET MAHANOY CITY, PA. "A clear fire, 21 clean hearth, and the rigour of the game." LIBERAL ARTS Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Basketball; Track. One H undred Fifteen MARSHALL POPELKA DOVER, NEW JERSEY 116 LINCOLN AVENUE "He seen his duty, 21 dead-sure thing And went for it that and then." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Track; Alchemists, , ,7 ;-.,, - ' MARION J. PLUMMER 413 SOUTH 5TH AVENUE WEST READING PA. "The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Albrightian; CUE; Sigma Tau Delta; French Club One Hundred Sixteen EDWARD QUIRIN 176 ROLAND AVENUE WILKES-BARRE, PA. "F11 do the best that do I may While I have power to stand? SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Baseball. LOIS THELMA REBERT 1157 WEST KING STREET YORK, PA. "Howefr it be, it seems to me 'Tis only noble to be good." LIBERAL ARTS Phi Beta Mu; Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Tau Delta; Inter- national Relations Club; French Club. One Hundred Seventeen STANLEY J. ROZANSKI 334 WEST MAIN STREET PLYMOUTH, PA. "A friend may well be reckoned the master- Piece of nature." SCIENCE Kappa Upsilon Phi; Alchemists; Skull and Bones. 6 MP, ROLLIN T. REINER MUIR, PA. "I am content with what I have, Little be it or much." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Tau Beta; Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.; Kappa Tau Chi; International Relations Club; Band. wa , : One Hundred Eighteen Q 7 Cw MARVIN H. RUNNER 1.211178 Locusr STREET JERSEY SHORE, m. 7Studious of ease and fond of humble things." SCIENCE Pi Tau Beta; Glee Club; CUE; Y. M. C. A.; College Bible Class, President; Kappa Tau Chi; Skull and Bones. VINCEN T A. RUSBOSIN SOUTH HEIGHTS, PA, "Manifold his fellowships." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football. One Hundred Nineteen x:28 MARGARET SCHMEELK 725 37TH STREET NORTH BERGEN, NEW jERSEY "Nature did her so much right, As she scorns the help of Art." LIBERAL ARTS Phi Beta Mu; German Club. c? M e MARGARET E. SAVIDGE 314 WEST BROAD STREET HAZLETON, PA. "Happy am I; from care Ilm free; Why aren't they all contented like me ?" SCIENCE Basketball; Baseball; Y. W. C. A.; Alchemists; Skull ahd Bones; Band; Orchestra. r..- F- - One Hundred Twemy , A-m:.,:rf X, hrr'lri'iV 913:1 l3,.g JAMES SHARP 7 WEST 35TH STREET REIFFTON, PA. 'tI prefer to be rather than to seem to be." BUSINESS AD MINISTRATION Kappa Upsilon Phi; Financial Outlook Organization. M. LEONARD SHEFFER 62 MEADVILLE PIKE FRANKLIN, PA, "He was a verray parfit, gentle knight." SCIENCE Pi Tau Beta; Basketball; Baseball; Y. M. C. A.; A1- chemists. .. m1" 1m lame, 6,ka z mew , .. One Hundred TwenIy-one 3A8 Cue EMMA B. SHENK 721 GORDON STREET READING, PA. uTo know her is to love her." LIBERAL ARTS Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Y. W. C. A.; German Club. THELMA CLARICE SHIMP 53 PARK AVENUE EPHRATA, PA. "The tolerance and equity of light? HOME ECONOMICS Heo Club; Day Studenfs Club. ' One Hundred Twenty-twa .1?" RAYMON D L. SHUGARD 210 EAST LINCOLN AVENUE ROSELLE PARK, N. j. uA good nature is always a great attribute." BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Zeta Omega Epsilon; Financial Outlook Organiza- tion; Football; Baseball. One Huudred C DMZ ESTHER SIPPEL 39 NORTH 10TH STREET EASTON, FA. "Youth is such a lovely thing." HOME ECONOMICS Pi Alpha Tau; Basketball; Heo Club. Twenty-tlaree J MYRTLE L. STEGMAN 1113 CHESTNUT STREET READING, PA. "Wit, pathos, poetry are there? LIBERAL ARTS Phi Beta Mu; Domino Club; Albrightian; Sigma Tau Delta; German Club. 1? 11w. 7771i RAYMOND L. SPATZ 112 SOUTH 6TH AVENUE WEST READING, PA. "I think he would not wish himself anywhere but where he is." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Domino Club; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; French Club. One Hundred Twenty-four ;... 7; H u ,i;::: -" 1f WU vf' W-?vw- m ELEANOR J. TROUTMAN 518 OLEY STREET READING, PA. "A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred!" SCIENCE Pi Alpha Tau; Domino Club; Glee Club; Skull and Bones; German Club, RICHARD K. WALTON 1426 PALM STREET READING, PA. uA fellow of plain and uncoined honesty." SCIENCE Pi Tau Beta; Tennis; Y. M. C. A.; Alchemists; Band; Orchestra. . '1' ,urxgn One Hundred Twenly-hle 748 RODNEY WEAVER 127V; EAST MAIN STREET LOCK HAVEN, PA. uIs this that haughty gallant, gay Lothario ?" BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Pi Omega; Business Administration Club. Cue KATHRYN V. WANNER 249 FAIRFIELD AVENUE jOHNSTOWN, PA. uShe has a voice of gladness, and a smile And eloquence of beauty." LIBERAL ARTS University of Pittsburgh; American Chapter of Delta Zeta. One Hundred TwenIy-Jix j? Cite JEAN L. WEISSINGER 135 WEST WINDSOR STREET READING, PA, A quiet soul is often a great blessing." Ll B ERAL ARTS International Relations Club; German Club. RICHARD WESTGATE 412 NORTH 10TH STREET READING, PA. "N0 coward soul is mine." SCIENCE Zeta Omega Epsilon; Football; Track. W One Hundred Twenly-Jeven x7461 C1! 52 J. HAROLD WINTERHALTER R. D. NO. 2 BIRDSBORO, PA. "Men of few words are the best men." SCIENCE Alchemists; German Club; Day Student's Club. CARL J. YODER WEST HAMBURG, PA. "True as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun." SCIENCE Pi Tau Beta; Y. M. C. A.; Alchemists; French Club. One Hundred Twenty-eiglyt 7 V 412 114-8 E. RICHARD ZIEGENFUSS 105 PERKASIE AVENUE WEST LAWN, PA. "A man he seemed of cheerful yesterdays And confldent tomorrows." SCIENCE Alpha Pi Omega; Football; Domino Club; Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.; Alchemists; Skull and Bones; German Club. One H Imdred Twenty-nine 5 01019014407495 ALLEN, WAYNE HARDING 736 South Main Street, Athens, Pa. ARNOLD, HARRY E. 11 South High Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. BAKER, MARY ELIZABETH 192 Freeman Street, Woodbridge, N. J. BAUM, ROBERT 213 South 16th Street, Reading, Pa. BENTZ, W. JEROME 1547 West Princess Street, York, Pa. BERTINO, FRANK 9 Drew Street, Port Chester, N. Y. BERTOLET, S. MARIE 1013 Chestnut Street, Reading, Pa. BITLER, OLGA E. 407 East First Street, Birdsboro, Pa. BITTENBENDER, MARION V. R. D. 1, Mt. Bethel, Pa, BITTING, HARRY G. 4 Northfield Road, Wyomissing Hills, Pa. BLACKMORE, DONALD J, 1341 Monsey Avenue, Scranton, Pa. BOARDMAN, JOHN R. R. D. 2, Birdsboro, Pa. BOLAND, CLEMENT RICHARD 2628 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. BOMGARDNER, JEAN M. 400 Chestnut Street, West Reading, Pa. BOTTONARI, WILLIAM V. 927 McKean Avenue, Donora, Pa. BOYER, OLEN M. R. D. 1, Tamaqua, Pu. BRANT, NATALIE J. 476 West Patriot Street, Somerset, Pa. BRATIOTIS, CHRISTOS 12 Central Street, Haverhill, Mass. BREEN, jAMES E. 416 Walnut Street, Roselle Park, N. J. BRICE, JAMES 38 Arlington Street, Reading, Pa. BUCK, HARRY M., JR. 640 Market Street, Williamsport, Pa. BUXTON, DONALD E, 1407 Linden Street, Allentown, Pa. COCCODRILLI, SAMUEL 1010 Mylert Street, Jessup, Pa. CONNER, ROY R. 512 Locust Street, Reading, Pa. DEMMIEN, WINIFRED 2727 Hillside Avenue, Vlilliamsport, Pa. DENNER, JEROME H. 1510 North 12th Street, Reading, Pa. DE SUK, MARIE F. 279 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark, N. J. DISE. HENRIETTA Glen Rock, Pa. DUTZER, MICHAEL J. 229 Lower Askam, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FLEISHER, PAUL 165 Hudson Street, Reading, Pa. FRIEDERICKS, CARL WM. 629 North 13th Street, Reading, Pa. FRUNDT, MARJORIE 738 Gordon Street, Reading, Pa. FYE, VERNA H. 924 Jefferson Avenue, Portage, Pa. GALINAS, PHYLLIS 115 Putnam Street, Scranton, Pa. GANSEL, ROBERT 4 Duplan Manor, Kingston, Pa. r One H undred Thirty GAUL, DOROTHY 313 South 6th Street, Reading, Pa. GEIB, KATHARINE 908 Washington Street, Reading, Pa. GIAMO'ITI, ROBERT Temple, Pa. GINGRICH, ESTHER 42 Dock Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. GRETH, WALTER 1725 Oliver Street, Reading, Pa. GULICK, WM. CARROLL Blooming Glen, Pa. HAIN, RAYMOND 508 Elsie Street, Shillington, Pa. HARRIS, GAYL 423 Center Street, Millersburg, Pa. HAUPT, JANE LOUISE 2035 Penn Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. HEISEY, WILLIS 439 Walnut Street, Denver, Pa. HOSTETTER, WILLIAM 6 Penn Mawr Court, Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. JONES, ELIZABETH 735 State Street, Camden, N. J. KENT, RAYMER 520 East Second Street, Birdsboro, Pa. KINGKINGER, ROBERT 2335 Highland Street, West Lawn, Pa. KITZMILLER, JANET S. 19 Morwood Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. KLEIN, CHARLES 310 Arlington Street, Tamaqua, Pa. KUKLIS, STANLEY 1033 Birkbeck Street, Freeland, Pa. LAUCKS, GERALD J. 130 North Charles Street, Red Lion, Pa. LEVAN, MARY E. Esterly, Pa. LUBIN, THOMAS R. 4 Almond Road, Vineland, Pa. LUNINE, THEODORE 923 Hamilton Place, Wyomissing, Pa. LURCOTT, THELMA Pelham Biltmore Apartments, Pelham Manor, N. Y. MARTIN, BRUCE 1031 North 12th Street, Reading, Pa. MCKAY, ARTHUR R. 111-10 103 Avenue, Richmond Hill, New York, N. Y. MENDELSOHN, SEYMOUR 546 North 9th Street, Reading, Pa. MICHAELS, PAUL J. 716 North Washington Avenue, Dunellen, N. J. MIESSE, C. CHARLES 31 East Union Street, Bethlehem, Pa. MILLER, FERRIL 335 Central Avenue, Souderton, P21. NUGENT, JOHN 506 Sycamore Road, West Reading, Pa. PLASKONOS, STEPHEN 242 South Tamaqua Street, McAdoo, Pa. POMEROY, JAMES C. 1225 Dauphin Avenue, Wyomissing, Pa. PROPST, ELLA 347 Main Street, Archbald, Pa. REINSEL, RICHARD 1210 Robeson Street, Reading, Pa. ROTHERMEL, HELEN JANE 2400 Kutztown Road, Reading, Pa. ROUPP, FRANCIS Liberty, Pa. SCHLEGEL, PAUL W. R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. SCHOENER, ELIZABETH V. 2524 Clineland Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. SEHL, SAMUEL S. 20 Richmond Street, Fleetwood, Pa. SEKULSKI, LEO MICHAEL 1422 North Front Street, Sunbury, Pa. SHADE, ELAINE 18 North Main Street, Fleetwood, Pa. SHERMAN, MARJORIE 1513 Palm Avenue, Reading, Pa. SHETRON, JEUNE 145 North Railroad Street, Palmyra, Pa. SIEGEL, BETTY 9650 10th Street, Newark, N. J. SNYDER, IRENE Jamestown, Pa. SPATZ, DANIEL A. Jacksonwald, Pa. STARR, ROBERT 539 North 8th Street, Selinsgrove, Pa. STECKLEY, LEON R. D. 1, Newport, Pa. STETLER, ZIEBER 14 Perkasie Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. STOUT, KENNETH L. 400 Park Avenue, Reading, P21. STRAWBRIDGE, DENNIS 2218 Reading Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. SWETT, RAYMOND E., JR. 39 Hawthorne Place, Manhasset, N. Y. TAYLOR, KATHARINE S. 516 East Main Street, Moorestown, N. J. THERGESEN, ALFRED 11209 109 Avenue, Ozone Park, New York, N. Y. WARD, MARY JANE 337 Miller Street, Reading, Pa. WERLEY, CHARLES W. 1330 North 13th Street, Reading, Pa. WERNER, HAROLD M. 109 South Robeson Street, Robesonia, Pa. WHITEHEAD, ESTHER Beaver Falls, N. Y. WITMER, WOODROW W. 1622 Market Street, Harrisburg P21. WITMOYER, ELLEN 247 North Front Street, Reading, Pa. WOLFF, LESTER 1246 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. WOLFE, MARGARET 312 Second Street, Towanda, Pa. ZAFFIRO, MARIE RITA 422 South 4th Street, Reading, Pa. ZIEBER, DOROTHY K. 1106 North 9th Street, Reading, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, THOMAS S. 109 Walnut Street, Lebanon, Pa. One H zmdred Tlairty-mze 7 7921:37mc452 ALBRIOHT COLLEGE leomm AMMARELL, MARY 501 East lst Street, Birdsboro, Pa. ARNOLD7 JOSEPH 1209 Robeson StreeL Reading, Pa. BACHMAN, CHESTER 356 Spring Street, Reading, Pa. BALMER, CLIFFORD 145 Park Avenue. Ephratm Pa. BAST, WILLIAM O. 814 North 11th Street, Reading, Pa. BEAMESDERFER, SARA 117 West Main Street, Palmyrm Pa. BELMONT. JOAN ' 30 Orchard Street, Cos Cob, Conn. BENNETT. ROBERT C. R. D1 2. Coming. N. Y. BENTZ, RALPH 1529 Birch Street, Reading. Pa. BINGMAN, STEWART Beavertown, Pa. BLACK, VIRGINIA 1501 Hill Road, Reading, Pa. BRADLEY, MARY 309 East Second Street, Birdsboro, Pa. BRAND, JOSEPH 525 Nurth Seventh Street, Lebanon Pu. BROWN7 LYNN H. 522 Wyoming Avenue, Moosic, P21. CARLS. PAUL S. Main Street, Nuremberg, Pa. CHAMBERLAIN, WM. 19 West Third Street, Lewistown, Pa. DAVIS, ROBERT W. 5 East Elm Street, Shillington, Pa. DELONG, ALLEN 53 Howard Street, West Lawn, Pa. DELORENZO, ROSE 627 Pine Street. Reading, Pa. DEMIDOVICH, WM. 1007 Spruce Street, Kulpmont, Pa. DERR, HERBERT K. 4440 Kutztown Road. Templa P11. DISEND, SIDNEY 900 Chandler Avenue, Roselle, N. J. DUNDORE, DWIGHT 1178 Wells Place, Stratford, Conn. ECKERT, LUCETTA Richland, Pa. ERTEL, DENNIS 729 Moss Street, Reading. Pa. EVANS, GEORGE 1 Bennett Avenue, Binghamton, N. Y. EVES, JAMES 27 St. Peter Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FELTER, GERARD 99 Hudson Avenue, Ridgef3eld Park, N. J. FLEMING, RALPH 2405 Nobel Street, West Lawn, Pa. FLOYD, DONALD 1019 North 11th Street, Reading, Pa. FRAUNFELDER, SARAH Adamsdale, Pa. GASPER, JOHN R. D. 3, Tamaqua, Pa. GEHMAN, JACK 331 Pear Street, Reading, Pa. GEHRET, BRUCE 1410 North 11th Street, Reading, Pa. GIGLI, VICTOR 319 Washington Street, Tamaqua, Pa. GILLIS, JOSEPH 339 Brunduge Street, Peckvillc, Pa. GUNDLACH, JOHN 777 South Main Street, Cranbury, N. j, HAIN, HELEN 516 Elsie Street, Shillington, Pa. HAND, RUTH 214 West Market Street. Lewistuwn, Pa. HARPSTER. JAMES 550 Cameron Avenue, Milton, Pa. HARTMAN, CHRISTINE Port Clinton, Pa. HELT, WILLIAM Muir, Pa. HERTZ, ARLINGTON 106 West Main Street, Adamstuwn, Pa. One Hundred TlJirty-two HOFFMAN, DONALD 106 Spruce Street, Alumna. Pa. HOLTON, JAMES 828 North 12th Street, Reading, Pa. HOPKINS, KENNETH 605 Eisenbrown Street, Reading, Pa. HORN, GEORGE 73-32 179th Street, Flushing, L. 1., N. Y. HOTTEL, WINFRED 936 Oley Street, Reading. P21. HOUCK, MARY LOU 34 South 4th Street, Reading, P11. KANE, JAMES 359 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. J. KASE, JAMES 2338 Perkiomen Avenue, Reading, Pa. KATZ, JULIUS 735 East 45th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KAUFFMAN, MARIE 1410 North 13th Street, Reading, P21. KILLIANY, JOHN 213 Jackson Street, Olyphant, Pa. KNISLEY. BRUCE 11 East Main Street, Windsor, Pa. KOCHEL, KENNETH 38 North Sterley Street, Shillington, Pa. LEINBACH, JANET Esterly, Pa. LEINBACH, PAUL H. 2255 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn. P11. LEMAN, DONALD 909 South Railroad Street, Portage, Pa. MAHOLICK, WASH 546 West 20th Street, Hazleton, P21. MAKOVSKY. ALOIS 133 Myrtle Avenue, Boonton, N. J. MELICK, WALTER 15 Lake Road, Morristown, N. J. MILLER, BETTY 1323 Green Street, Reading, Pu. MORGAN, WINFIELD 2 Lance Hill, Plymouth, Pu. MORRIS, EVERETT E. Fawn Grove, Pa. MOSTELLER, JAMES 596 Penn Avenue, Sinking Spring, Pa. OSENBACH, CARL Kempton, Pa. PEARCE, LOUIS 123 West Second Ave., S. WHlliamsport, Pa. PIERCE, EUGENE R. D. 3, Warren, Ohio PINCUS, MAXINE 6449 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PLASKONOS. WASIL 242 South Tamaqua Street, McAdoo. Pal. POTTER, ROBERT 515 West Second Street, Birdsboro, Pa. REBER, DOROTHY 1907 Perkiomen Avenue, Reading, Pa. RHOADS, ROBERT 812 Gordon Street, Reading, Pa. RHODES, GEORGE 1312 Buttonwood Street, Reading, Pa. RICHARDS, ROBERT 1606 Olive Street, Reading, P21. RICHTER, ROBERT 322 Carsonia Avenue, Mt. Penn. Reading, P21. EOEDER, JOHN 939 North 3rd Street, Reading, Pa. ROSS, GERALDINE 658 Penn Street, Reading, Pa. RUNNER, MERVIN 1418 Locust Street, Jersey Shore, Pa. SCHNEIDER, NICHOLAS 522 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. J. SCHUCKER, FREDERICK 221 Park Street, Mt. Carmel, Pa. SELL, KENNETH 5 Los Robles Court, Pennside, Reading, Pa. SEYLER, HALDANE 2454 Filbert Street, Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. SHARIVIAN, ROY R. D. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. SHELLENBERGER, WM. Stonersville, Pa. SHIREY, OLIN 4 Marion StreeL Warren, Pa. SHOLLENBERGER, RICHARD 521 North Front Street, Reading, Pa. SMITH, PATRICIA 1623 North 11th Street, Reading, Pa. SPANGLER, WILLIAM 72?: Fairmont Avenue, Cumberland, Md. SPATZ, DONALD 112 South 6th Avenue, West Reading, Pa. SPOHN, JUNE 730 North 11th Street, Reading Pa. SPOTTS. JANE 51 Eldred Street, Williamsport, PA. STERNBERGH, QUENTIN 339 Spring Street, Reading, P21. STETLER, EARLE 22 Feeder Avenue, Lewistown, Pa. STRAWBRIDGE, JUNE 2218 Reading Avenue, West Reading, Pa. TEITSWORTH, WILLIAM 517 Weiser Street, Reading, Pa. TEXTER, KENNETH 738 North 11th Street, Reading, Pa. THOMPSON, MARGARET 1624 Delaware Avenue, Wyomissing, Pa. TITUS, MARK 503 South Franklin St, Watkins Glen, N, Y. VOLLMER, ELEANOR 285 Market Street, Shumukin, P21. VOGT, HERBERT 508 Center Street, Freeland, Pa. WAGNER, JOHN 128 Buttonwood Street, Reading, Pa. WEAVER, SARAH 228 South 11th Street, Reading, Pa. WEBER, RICHARD 103 Roselle Avenue, Roselle Park, N. J. WEIDNER, IVIIRIAM 51 North 10th Street, Reading, Pa. WILLIAMS, ALBERT 753 Jefferson Avenue, Jermyn, Pa. WILLMAN, LEE Esterly, Pa. WOLFE, ELIZABETH 1061 Commonwealth Boulevard, Reading, Pa. WOLFE, LUCILLE 23 Dock Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. WRIGHT, KENNETH 959 Main Street, Pawtucket, R. I. YEAKEL, ETHEL 145 Monroe Avenue, West Hazleton, Pa. One H undred Tbirty-tlaree Milaletz'a. . . UWMMW 0f Z196 Slmng w THE ROARING LIONS To their opponents our football lions were always a tough, hard-to-beat ball club, presenting a hard charging brist- ling line sparked by a high-stepping, shifty backfleld and were a continual headache to opposing coaches. But to the men and women with whom they went to school they were a happy bunch of fun-loving boys, friends, students, gentlemen always. mcorm " 5 L 1 ? Eggtrmm 5:3 gas: LaZfLINSkI 1939 FOOTBALL RECORD Oct. 6 Gettysburg ......... Hershey Oct. 14 Bucknell ............ Away Oct. 21 Moravian ........... Home Oct. 28 Upsala ............. Home Nov. 4- West Chester ........ Home Nov. 11 Dickinson .......... Away Nov. 18 Franklin 8i Marshall . .Away Nov. 25 Lebanon Valley . . .Hershey Dec. 2 Muhlenberg ......... Home g: y 2 "L8 LI, 0 -: HARRIS DIETZ HORN Football 1939 BULLETS CONQUER LIONS IN OPENER, 6-0 Getting off to a bad start, Albrightk jittery squad lost a tough opener under the Hershey stadium arc lights to the Gettysburg Bullets by a 6-0 margin. After overcoming their first half stage fright, Coach Dietis pigskin carriers turned, what appeared to be a one-sided rout, into a well matched battle. The Lions dominated the second half, and made one scoring threat when Czaikoski attempted a field goal from the 28 yard stripe. WESTGATE Honorary Captain 1 , .ea.t; One Hundred Forty ALBRIGHT HELPLESS AGAINST BISONS Battling not only the charging Bucknell Bisons but also a stiff wind during the fn'st quarter, the Albright gridders gave up 15 points Which turned out to be the only score in the game. The game, played in Memorial Stadium at Lewis- burg, was all Bucknell with the Dietzmen netting only 48 yards from scrimmage. BREEN SPARKS 15-6 MORAVIAN WIN It was a lucky day for Jim Breen, Coach Dietz, and Albright when the sophomore back was injected into the Moravian clash on Homecoming Day, October 21. Taking the place of the injured Whitey Quirin, Breen kicked and passed his teammates to their first win of the year at the expense of the Grey- hounds from Bethlehem. One Hmzdred Forry-one AERIAL ATTACK SWAMPS UPSALA Turning on all available power the Reading collegians went to town against Upsalats grid machine, beating the Vikings from New Jersey 26-0. With Jim Breen behind the control board, the Lions took to the air in their most tertiflc bombardment of the season. Completing 13 out of 18 passes, they ran up 178 yards through the air, and added 173 on the ground to win. LIONS COP WEST CHESTER THRILLER 25-19 The Albright Lions put on the pressure in the first three quarters to lead 25-7 With the BreeneKuklis combination working to perfection. In the last hi' One Hundred Forty-Iwo quarter the Lions did some dangerous coasting as the Lion subs were unable to check the hard-hghting Teachers Who ran up two touchdowns and threatened a third as the fmal whistle blew. DICKINSON PLOWED UNDER, 46-14 The Lions continued their Whirlwind offensive and thru the work of Breen, Soja, Kuklis and Duke completely overwhelmed the Red Devils. The line showed its alertness as Wiegolinski intercepted a pass and scored. LIONS EDGED BY F. AND M., 19-16 Unable to check the 76-yard march of the Franklin and Marshall gridders One H ztndred Forty-tlaree in the flnal flve minutes of play on the Lancaster held, the Dietzmen lost a heartbreaker t0 the Diplomats. After tieing the score in the third period, Bobby Rettinger booted one between the uprights for three points. Then the Diplo- mats produced their final drive to win. ALERTNESS BEATS L. V. C., 40-20 The Lions rebounded from their previous reversal, put on a great show as they grabbed stray balls, charged hard, and passed often to completely rout the Dutchmen. Gustitus scored on a recovered fumble, Cohen missed scoring on an interception by a foot, and the line, in general, had a held day. But w e.- 7a. One Hundred Farly-four there was a lot of speed and deception in the Albright offensive as the Dutch- men were never able to check them. MULES WIN FINALE, 3-0 The Albright offensive was entirely ineffective as the Mules were able to connect with a field goal for the second consecutive season and to beat Albright by that margin. The game was fought out in the mud, and only staunch Albright resistance at the goal line kept the score where it was. One Hundred Forly-five Bmkelbdll 1939-40 With the season well on its way the Lions had yet to show the stuff of a Winning ball club. Composed mainly of gridiron performers the Albright dtibblers were unable to adjust themselves to court activity to offer effective league competition in the first part of the season. The Lions started the season by defeating Kutztown State Teachers 41-30 in a rather dull affair. The Lions were then taken in by West Chester Teachers 56-42. The boys hit their stride the following evening to overwhelm Elizabethtown 60-49. Then in four successive away games the Albright quintet lost to Ursinus, 45-24, to Franklin and Marshall, 46-29, to Bucknell, 33-30 in a very close contest, to Villanova 46-34, the best game they played despite the loss. The boys then came home to lose their second game to West Chester Teachers, 41-27. As the CUE goes to press the following games are still to be played: January 31 Gettysburg Home February 3 Muhlenberg Away February 10 Lebanon Valley Home February 14 Kutztown Teachers Away February 17 Ursinus Home February 21 Bucknell Away February 24 Franklin and Marshall Home February 28 Lafayette Away Match 2 Gettysburg Away March 5 Lebanon Valley Away March 9 Muhlenberg Home thee-.T3 One Hundred Forzy-Jix ALBRIGI-IT VARSITY Steve Hydock, Capt, Guard Ray McCrann, Guard William McKinney, Center, Forward Ray Thorpe, Center, Guard Henry Czaikoski, Forward Paul Petrucka, Forward Leonard Sheffer, Guard Burt Aszman, Center Waldo Eshelman, Gilard Raymer Kent, Forward Stanley Kuklis, Forward Phenomenal to date has been the record crowds despite a losing ball club. Not a little responsible for this is the basketball being played by the Frosh basketeers who to date have lost but one game and that one to Villanova. Consisting of three Reading boys, Shollenberger, Rhodes, and Hopkins; Kane of New Jersey, and Spangler of Maryland, they have been playing a fast and furious game that has been the delight of the fans. 17mm; I939 The Lions played to stiff competition for twenty games, lost to University of Georgia, University of South Carolina, Davidson, Johns Hopkins, Lehigh, Rutgers, Franklin and Marshall, Muhlenberg, Catawba, Haverford, Lebanon Valley, Dickinson, Drexel, and Bucknell, while winning from Catawba, Hamp- den Sydney, University of Richmond, Upsala, and Susquehanna. The squad coached by Frank Kready consisted of Co-captains Clifford Raffensperger and William Mark, Donald Burger, Ray Hain, Vlillis Heisey, Dennis Straw- bridge, Thomas Zimmerman, and Managers Preston Gillis and Franklin Burch- fleld. One H undred Forty-Jevert 3A6 CM? Trade 1939 Wrorking under the tutelage of Coach uLone Star" Dietz, the Albright Tracksters won two and lost one to turn in one of their best track records in several years. The Lions opened the season by overwhelming Susquehanna 88-36, lost the next meet to St. Josephs 7815-4715, and then coasted in to an easy victory over Ursinus 68-58. The schedule for 1940 calls for meets with Dickinson, St. Josephs, and Susquehanna. LETTERMEN Eugene Case eCaptaim Tom Johnson Harold Anderson George Korner Clem Boland Stan Kuklis James Breen Paul Michaels Paul Golis Paul Petruka Harold Holmes Marshall Popelka Steve Hydock Ray Thorpe Charles Wetley - ? 7 e One H undred Forty-eiglaz Womm iv 5 100m 7 K 18 1M? Woman? Atblm'c Ayybczdtz'on OFFICERS Pren'dent LIDA FAIST Vice-Prexidem MARGARET SAVIDGE Secretary MARGARET WOLFE Tremm'er BETTY DIETZ Farlzlty Advixerx: Mrs. Mosser, Mrs. Smith The Womenis Athletic Association, composed of all the women of Albright College, both faculty and students, was organized last fall, and has done much to stimulate women's athletics on the campus. Included in the purposes of this association are the provisions for a whole- some athietic program, the promotion of good sportsmanship, and the main- tenance of high standards in intra-murai and intercollegiate athletics. Regular meetings of the association are held once a month. During the past year a point system was established by which awards will be given to members. Class numerals will be given for five hundred points, a letter A for one thousand, a blazer for fifteen hundred, and a gold key for two thousand points at the end of the senior year. Points may be earned for partici- pating in any of the activities of the association. Basketball, hockey, baseball, tennis, swimming, ping pong, hiking, bowling, and roller-skating were the sports sponsored by this association. Intercollegiate a7 t.;i One Hundred Fifty basketball games were played with Lebanon Valley, Drexel, and Moravian colleges. Inter-class and inter-sorority games were also played. Bowling and swimming were held at the Central "YT In addition, a ping pong ladder team played in a city league tournament. The association held an informal Christmas dance in the dining hall in order to raise money for purchasing of awards for deserving members. A concession stand at the home basketball games, held at the Northwest Junior High School, was another of the activities supported by members of the association. HOCKEY SQUAD Caroline Hastings Janet Leinbach Margaret Savidge Esther Whitehead Helen Hain Betty Siegel Joan Belmont Esther Sippel Dorothy Reber Dorothy Zieber Lucetta Eckert Marion Hora Katherine Geib Mary Levan Jean Bomgardner Evelyn Belmont Coach Mosser One Hundred Fifty-mze 71 C L? we BASKETBALL SQUAD 1940 Dorothy Reber June Strawbridge Joan Belmont Margaret Savidge Esther Sippel Esther Whitehead Betty Siegel Miriam Hershey Caroline Hastings Helen Hain Mary Levan Marion Hora Jean Bomgardner Katherine Geib Evelyn Belmont Coach Mosset ,J,,i- 74; One Hundred Fifty-two GMJJ T 614va 193 9 Tennis for the hrst time in many years was organized by the college and became the women's sport most actively engaged in intercollegiate competition. The girls broke even in six matches, losing to Temple, Drexel, and Penn Hall, while taking the count of Lebanon Valley, Moravian, and West Reading High School. TENNIS SQUAD 1940 Betty Dietz eCaptaim Jeanette Snyder Bessie Knen' Olga Bitler Katherine Geib Mary Etta Filbert Gayl Harris hManageQ 4-: hklfi u ; u, 7r , g h; h .. 7:75: ..Q ,A,-, One Hundred Fifty-tlaree Mclz'w'tm . . Talmly m Mam .7 f 18 1- Me" P2713612! M u Prwident CAROLINE HASTINGS Vice-Prexidem AUDREY GOODLING Corresponding Secretary VIRGINIA JACKSON Remrding Secretary BESSIE KNERR Treamrer GENE LAU Faculty Adzziyem' MISS ELDER, MISS FENILI MEMBERS Louise Eastland Natalie Brant Mary Lower Olga Bitlet Margaret Reed Marion Bittenbender Catherine Buzzard Winifred Demmien Miriam Hershey Verna Fye Thelma Rebert Marjorie Frundt Margaret Schmeelk Elaine Schade Myrtle Stegman Jeune Shetron Margaret Wolfe 7.77 -.-.-b One Hundred Fifty-eiglat Prejidem Vire-Prejident Secretary Tremm'er Family Admirer Betty Dietz Lida Faist Ada Gossler Janet Horn Louise Keller Jeanette Snyder Ruth Stratton Evelyn Belmont Edna Bialek Betty Ebbert Marjorie Lebo x3 Luge. PZ'AIPZM Tau JANE BUTTORFF MARY CAPALLO JANE DICK EDITH KEYS MISS SHAFFER MEMBERS Marion Plummet Emma Shenk Esther Sippel Eleanor Troutman Marie DeSuk Esther Gingrich Jane Louise Haupt Gayl Harris Betty Jones Thelma Lurcott Ella Propst V hw$i k ,: l: imc 1:3 Zhiziw- - -- One Hundred Fifty-m'ne 7 9 x. "116 Me 8 Phi Delta Sigma Alumnae The Phi Delta Sigma Alumnae Sorority of Albright College was organ- ized for the purpose of furthering the interest of its alma mater and of enabling the alumnae to keep in closer touch with the active student body and with each other after graduation. Each year a limited number of senior girls are bid to membership. The president of the organization for the current year is Mrs. Lena Bertolet Brumbach. PLEDGES OF 1940 Jane Buttorff Jane Dick Mary Capallo Virginia Fessler Ada Gossler One Hundred Sixty A, , a x 'f 1 ,,1 . f "r o, n v; ,- .:; a-qv- 11111; b'bl'$' 144019.41 Pz' Omega Pren'dent DONALD BURGER Vit e-P7 eJ'ide17l MARSHALL POPELKA Secretary WOODROW WITMBR '- Trearm'er THOMAS JOHNSON Carrejpmzdilzg Secretary ARTHU R MCKAY MEMBERS Harold Anderson Robert Kline Dean Allen Stanley Kuklis Franklin Burchfield Thomas Lubin William Butscher Steven Plaskonos Albert Falcone Theodore Soja Algert Gustitus Thomas Warnagiris George Hurley William Weaver Richard Ziegenfuss i4 7W7 7422 'T;,, . 3.;5, LawglL-J ,, ,, - -- u - ,,,, 7 7 One Hundred Sixly-one 7 f k, XL? 1!6 Kappa Ullm'lon PM Prexidem JOSEPH MORRIS Vite-Preyz'dem JAMES SNYDER Secretary WILLIAM BRANDENBURG Treamrer WALDO ESHELMAN Steward HENRY CZAIKOSKI Chaplain EDWARD HALBFOSTER MEMBERS John Boardman Raymond McCrann Alan Duke Mario Nicotera Steven Hydock Stanley Rozanski Charles Klein Paul Schlegel David Levan Samuel Sehl Paul Michaels Leo Sekulski Carl Mogel John Sharp v77 .: Orze Hundred Sixty-lwo , . fry- ,mmf 7!!! eye, , ILC Prejidem Secrelary Treamrer C 194 p1 ain Wayne Allen Harry Arnold Harry Buck Aaron Fisher Raymond Ha-in George Henry Charles Miesse Ferril Miller David McCleery William Ogan 2 Pi Tau Beta STANFORD DICKEY VICTOR KATEN MARK BOYER GEORGE EPPEHIMER MEMBERS Rollin Reiner Francis Roupp Marvin Runner Marion SheHer Harold Schieck Leon Steckley Alfred Thergesen Richard Walton Harold Weslager Carl Yoder One H and red Sixty-tlaree '7! C y Z6 M ? Zeta Omega Epyzlon Praridezzt RAYMOND THORPE Vice-Prexident JOHN ROBSON Secretary PAUL PETRUCKA Trmmrer RAYMOND SHUGARD Chaplain VINCENT RUSBOSIN MEMBERS Burton Aszman Frank Bertino Charles Buynoski Alfred Comstock Roy Connor Paul Di Blasi Arthur Faust Robert Giamotti Paul Golis Harvey Greiss Harold Honadle Emerson Hoppes Thomas McGavin William McKinney Vincent O'Gorek Robert Rettinger Donald Sands Raymond Spatz Richard Westgate Chester Wiegolinski One Hundred Sixtyfour Ddymmiv Club OFFICERS THEODORE LUNINE WILLIS HEISEY HARRY BITTING CARLYLE FABIAN Preyident Vire-Pres'idem Secrelm'y-Treamrer Student Council Repreyeutatiz'e Chester Bachman Robert Baum Clement Boland William Bottonari Joseph Brand, Jr. Christos Btatiotis Allen DeLong Herbert Derr Paul Fleisher Ralph Fleming John Hertz Donald Hoffman James Holton MEMBERS james Kase Raymer Kent Robert Kingkinger Theodore Kobrin Kenneth Kochel Paul Leinbach Seymour Mendelsohn John Nugent Carl Osenbach James Pomeroy Robert Richter Kenneth Sell Haldane Seyler One Hundred Sixty-lizv'e Roy L. Sharman William Shellenberger Thomas Smythe, Jr. Daniel Spatz Donald Spatz Dennis Strawbridge Zieber Stetler W. Reed Teitsworth Kenneth Texter Mark Titus Harold Werner Lee Willman Harold Winterhalter 7 2 x 7,? J41? Pi Gamma Mu OFFICERS Prexident PAUL GOLIs Vice-Prejidem JANE BUTTORFF Secretary-Treamrer DR. HAMILTON In 1928 the Pennsylvania Zeta Chapter of the National Social Science Fraternity, Pi Gamma Mu, was established at Albright College. A limited number of Juniors and Seniors, having done high quality work in not less than twenty hours of the social sciences are elected to membership each year and are granted the privilege of wearing the Pi Gamma Mu key. This organization holds monthly meetings and includes an annual initiation banquet in its program of activities. MEMBERS Mary Capallo Jane Dick Mrs. Winifred Hunter Alfred Comstock Ada Gossler Louise Keller Jeanette Snyder Fmtrej i7z Factlllale Lewis Briner John C. Evans Marcus H. Green Clarence A. Horn H. Leroy Brininger Esther R. Fenili Morris S. Greth A. Roger Kratz Henry G. Buckwalter Milton G. Geil Milton W. Hamilton Wilson I. Millet Lewis E. Smith George W. Walton Virgil C. Zener w,h. One H undred Sixly-Jix :7, fo A an?- 'ttiv: ?:?m jTI k XI!!! N NE; ,Mg WW 7 Nih Szgma Tau D6122; OFFICERS Prejidem ADA GOSSLER Vice-Prexident GENE LAU Sen'elary-Tlrealm'er MARGARET HOLLENBACH The Rho Beta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, National Honorary English - Fraternity, was founded at Albright College in 1928. English majors of good character, scholarship, and general promise compose its membership. The encouragement of worthwhile reading, the promotion of mastery in written expression, and the fostering of a spirit of good fellowship among teachers and students of the English language and literature, formulate the purpose of this fraternity. MEMBERS Alfred Comstock Elden Spangler Marion Plummet Betty Dietz George Henry Thelma Rebert Louise Eastland Robert Gerhart Myrtle Stegman Jeanette Snyder Betty Ebbert Faculty IMemberJ: Dr. Douds, Miss Garlach, Miss Shaffer, Robert Work, Professor Harding .27., git. . W h- One Hundred Sixty-Jeven 3h Cw fee, .M 9 g; z I . 5i uoao a i i "n 7.9 YWCA. OFFICERS Prexident LOUISE EASTLAND Vire-Prexident MARGARET SAVIDGE Secretary ESTHER GINGRICH T reamrer MARY DUNLAP Day Student Reprejenlalive MARJORIE LEBO The Young Women's Christian Association fosters a wholesome religious atmosphere on campus and provides a program of religious activities which enable campus women to lead a normal Christian life while at college. This association holds weekly meetings, aids new students in their adjustment, secures speakers for fireside hours and open forums, carries on a project in the field of social welfare, and in collaboration with the Y. M. C. A. attempts to improve student life in general. MEMBERS Betty Ebbert Margaret Hollenbach Lida Faist Mary K. McCreary Verna Fye Thelma Rebett Audrey Goodling Margaret Reed Emma Shenk Faculty Adviser: Miss Shaffer f, -.; One H Imdred Sixly-eiglaz YMCA. OFFICERS Prexidezzt ALAN DUKE Vice-Pren'dem MARVIN RUNNER Secretary GEORGE EPPEHEIMER Treamrer WILLIAM BUTSCHER The Young Melfs Christian Association is the leading spiritual guide for the men of Albright College and fulfills its purpose by responding to the needs of the students through Christian fellowship. Together with the Y. W. C. A., the Y. M. C. A. Cabinet sponsors programs for the Week of Religious Emphasis, the Sunday Vesper services, fireside hours, and open forum discussions. MEMBERS Paul Ackert William Butscher William Hostettet Marvin Runner Dean Allen Alfred Comstock Charles Miesse Raymond Thorpe Jerome Bentz Stanford Dickey David McCleery Richard Walton Frederick Bertolet George Eppeheimer Arthur McKay Charles Weslager Harry Buck Paul Golis Luke Rau Woodrow Witmer Donald Burger Alan Hamilton Rollin Reiner Richard Ziegenfuss Faculty Advixer: Dr. Gingrich 0729 Hundred Sixty-nine f X? 2 L8 148 A Albrnglzkm 5151f OFFICERS Editor-iiz-Claief ADA E. GOSSLER Managing Editor ROBERT R. GERHART, JR. Bzm'nen Manager ROBERT KLINE Adverzitz'ng Managea- FRANKLIN BURCHFIELD The Albrightian, the news organ of the student body, stimulates and expresses student opinion, affords faculty members and students recognition for outstanding work, and provides entertainment with its feature columns. Through its pages alumni and friends of the college are also informed concern- ing campus activities. MEMBERS Jane Buttorff Margaret Hollenbach Myrtle Stegman Mary Jane Ward Betty Dietz William Hostetter Harry Arnold Ellen Witmoyer Alan Duke Mary Capallo William Bottonati Dorothy Zieber Lida Faist Alfred Comstock Marjorie Frundt Mary Heckman Louise Keller Betty Ebbert Theodore Lunine john Hertz Jeanette Snyder Carl Mogel Arthur McKay Dorothy Reber Patul Ackert Marion Plummet Seymour Mendelsohn Patricia Smith Margaret Thompson One Hundred Seventy Alchemy Club Prejident Vice'PreJident Secretary-Tremm'er MEMBERS MARTIN EPSTEIN WM. BRANDENBURG BESSIE KNERR The Alchemist Club, composed of students interested in chemistry, is an honorary society whose members are eligible for junior membership in the Reading Chemists Club. These two organizations hold joint meetings and engage speakers well-known in the field of chemistry to present constructive information on the advances in the field of chemistry. Helen Markey Fem Dentith Wm. Kirlin Carl Yoder Alan Duke Mary Etta Filbert Marshall Popelka Thomas Johnson Jane Reed Wm. Butscher Stanley Rozanski Gus Cohen James Snyder Harold Honadle Margaret Keller Elva Weaver George Hurley Richard Walton Emerson Hoppes Jildo Zanot Adele Ferguson Janet Horn Mildred Angstadt Howard Diamond Evelyn Heller Leonard Shaffer Harold Winterhalter Richard Ziegenfuss Thomas Frystock Mary Lower Margaret Reed MEMBERS Mervin Salup Roy Bloom Thomas McGavin Wm. McKinney Annemarie Nix Albert Falcone Arthur Faust Stanford Dickey Mary Jane Stetler Algert Gustitus Willis Heiscy Raymer Kent Dorothy Part Clement Boland Paul Michaels James Breen Raymond Hain Lester Wfolfir Wayne Allen Dorothy Zieber Michael Dutzer Kay Gasche Mary Ellen Frye Olga Bitler Ellen Witmoyer Esther Whitehead Leo Sekulski Jeune Shetron Charles Klein Dorothy Gaul James Brice Stanley Kuklis Paul Fleisher Leon Steckley Natalie Brant Ferril Miller Francis Roupp Carroll Gulick Harold Werner Helen Rothermel Katharine Geib Winifred Demmien Steve Plaskonos Janet Kitzmiller Catherine Buzzard One Hundred Seventy-one Margaret Savidge Debating Team Under the able coaching of Dr. John B. Douds, the Albright College Debate Squad engaged in a strenuous series of intercollegiate debates. The questions debated were, "Resolved: That the basic blame for the European war rests with the Allied Powers? and "Resolved: That the United States should adopt a policy of isolation toward all nations engaged in civil or international conflict outside the Western Hemisphere." The Oregon tcross-examinationl style was used in a majority of the debates. The high spot of the season was a southern tour, during which teams from Loyola College, American University, the College of William and Mary, and Virginia Union University were debated. The following colleges were also met in debate: Franklin and Marshall College, Hofstra College, Kutztown State Teachers College, Lehigh University, Moravian College, Rutgers University, Temple University, Ursinus College, and Western Maryland College. THE DEBATE SQUAD Paul Golis tMgr.l William Bottonari Seymour Mendelsohn David Levan Verna Fye Charles Miesse Olga Bitler Theodore Lunine Dennis Strawbridge Donald Blackmore Arthur McKay John Hertz Earle Stetler Coach: John B. Douds 7 we. i7 One H mzdred Sevemy-two Domino Club OFFICERS Prwidem GEORGE HENRY Vice-Presidem JANE BUTTORFF Secrelary ADA GOSSLER Treamrer ARTHUR MCKAY The Domino Club aims to present excellent drama on campus and to foster an appreciation of the literature of the theatre. Members of the Domino Club present at least four major productions each year, and through workshop productions interested students are given the opportunity to increase their proflciency in various phases of dramatics. The club makes many cultural con- tributions to student life by sponsoring campus appearances of prominent actors and lecturers. MEMBERS Mary Capallo Dean Allen Marion Plummet Dorothy Gaul Jane Dick Arthur Faust Elden Spangler Gayl Harris Betty Dietz Margaret Hollenbach Myrtle Stegman Jane Louise Haupt Mary Dunlap Phyllis Kaltreider Eleanor Troutman Betty Jones Evelyn Goyne Marjorie Lebo Richard Ziegenfuss Thelma Lurcott Mary Grein David Levan Harry Arnold Charles Miesse Louise Keller Thomas McGavin William Bottonari Betty Siegel Edith Keys Helen Markey Jerome Denner Harold Werner Family Adz!i;ez:r: Robert L. Work, Ernestine Elder e.gi, fq-I-r Mt , 0 n2 H11 mired Seventy-tlaree .7 C 18 11,0 EMHCMI Outlook Organization OFFICERS Prmident VINCENT O'GOREK Vire-Pv'ejideizt WILLIAM OGAN Secretary THELMA LURCOTT Treamrer RAYMOND SHUGARD The Financial Outlook Organization is composed of all business students. The club aims to stimulate a Wider interest in the business world and to promote fellowship among business students. Through cooperation with the Business Administration Department, the organization conducts fleld trips to various business houses and plants, and secures special speakers for its monthly meetings. MEMBERS Harold Anderson Donald Blackmore Elizabeth Jones William Demidovich Burton Aszman Ruth Ennis Robert Kingkinget Dennis Ertel Mark Boyer Waldo Eshelman Gerald Laucks George Evans Franklin Burchfleld Theodore Kobrin Thomas Lubin Gerald Felter Aaron Fisher James Sharp James Pomeroy Victor Gigli Harvey Greiss Rodney Weaver Paul Schlegel James Harpster Steve Hydock Harry Bitting Samuel Sehl George Horn Robert Kline Samuel Coccodrilli Raymond Spatz Julian Katz Raymond McCrann Marie De Suk Robert Starr John Killiany Joseph Morris Robert Gansel Raymond Swett Wash Maholick Thomas Warnagiris Robert Giamotti Joan Belmont Walter Melick Robert Richards William Spangler Donald Spatz Famlty Advirelur: Professor Evans, Professor Buckwalter 0115 H undred Sewenly-fam' .11 7 C 7W1? 1-5: Vi w . 41w W L6 Circle mem'; OFFICERS Pren'dem RUTH STRATTON Vire-Prexz'denr GENE LAU Secretary JANE BUTTORFF Treamrer ROBERT WORK All students of French are eligible for membership in the French Club. At its monthly meetings this club provides an opportunity for the interested students to promote a general interest in the culture, language, and customs of the French speaking countries. Members of the club present annually 21 Play in French, and sponsor a French m0v1e. MEMBERS Harry Arnold Phyllis Galinas Louise Keller Christos Bratiotis Ada Gossler Marjorie Lebo Jane Dick Gayl Harris Grace Mock Marjorie Frundt Evelyn Heller Mary K. McCreary George Henry Marion Plummet Family Advixer: Miss Garlach One Hundred Sezlemy-hve Vincent Rusbosin Betty Siegel Carl Yoder Marie Zafhro 3A6 C9149 ii. IE German C lub OFFICERS Prexidem DONALD BURGER Vice-PrexideM MARGARET HOLLENBACH Secretary ESTHER GINGRICH Treamrer RUTH ENNIS The purpose of the German Club is to promote more interest in German culture, music, and art, and its membership includes all students of the German language. Annually the club presents a German Christmas play as well as a play on "Fassnacht Day." Frequent outings are held by the organization. MEMBERS Charles Miesse Emma Shenk Carl Friedericks Aloysius Meinberget Myrtle Stegman Harold Werner William Hostetter Eleanor Troutman Dennis Strawbridge Ellen Witmoyer Faculty Advixer: Dr. Memming One Hundred Seventy-Jix H60 Club OFFICERS Preyident AUDREY GOODLING Vice-Prexidem CAROLINE HASTINGS Secretary VIRGINIA JACKSON Tremztrer EVELYN BELMONT Girls interested in the field of Home Economics are members of the Heo Club. Talks and demonstrations are presented at the group meetings both by speakers representing the various specialized phases of Home Economics and by members of the group. Several social activities are included in the program of the Heo Club. Its members cooperate each year in sending baskets to the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. MEMBERS Janet Kitzmiller Helen Markey Betty Miller Ella Propst Helen Rothermel Thelma Shimp Esther Sippel June Spohn Mary Jane Stetler June Strawbridge Marjorie Sherman Katherine Taylor Jeune Shetton Elva Weaver Eleanor Vollmer Mary Dunlap Virginia Fessler Mary Etta Filbert Dorothy Gaul Evelyn Heller Miriam Hershey Margaret Keller Virginia Gaul Mary Ammarell Thelma Bayne Edna Bialek Olga Bitler Natalie Brant Mary Capallo Henrietta Disc June Yocum Faculty Advimr: Miss Innis One H zmdred SENEIZIJ'-.re!fell 18 C2146 International Relatzbm C lub OFFICERS Pren'dem ALFRED COMSTOCK Vice-Prexidezzt VICTOR KATEN Secretary THELMA REBERT Treamrer ROLLIN REINER Faculty Advixer DR. MILTON HAMILTON Afliliated with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the International Relations Club meets fortnightly for discussions of problems of international relations. Notable speakers from the community or nearby cities are secured to speak upon topics of interest at these meetings. MEMBERS Paul Ackert Paul Golis Mary K. McCreary Marie Bertolet Edward Halbfoster Arthur McKay Jean Bomgardner George Henry Seymour Mendelsohn William Bottonari Margaret Hollenbach Margaret Reed Christos Bratiotis Mrs. Winifred Hunter Mary Jane Ward Jane Buttorff Mary Klein Jean Weissinger Louise Eastland Marjorie Lebo Woodrow Witmer Theodore Lunine iw 0712 Hundred Seuemy-eiglyt 271 K , , gag 112 2 mm Kappa Tom C191 OFFICERS Prelident GEORGE BINGAMAN Vice-Prexident MARVIN RUNNER Secretary ROLLIN REINER Tremltrer DAVID MCCLEERY Formerly known as the Oxford Fellowship, Kappa Tau Chi is an organ- ization for all pre-theological students on campus. Problems and themes relating to the field of the ministry and its work are discussed at monthly meetings by special speakers and lecturers of this field. MEMBERS Paul Ackert George Eppeheimer Thomas Smythe Dean Allen Alan Hamilton Kenneth Stout Harry Buck Charles Malin Charles Weslager Ardo Carmitchell Luke Rau Woodrow Witmer Harold Schieck Pamlty Advixer: Dr. Zens: ,7, 7 W W. One Hundred Seuenty-nine .7 C 7 w 140 7 Ploziompby Club OFFICERS Prexident ALAN HAMILTON Vice-Prexidem ELLSWORTH SNODDY Setremry-Tremm'm' LOUISE EASTLAND Membership in the Philosophy Club is limited to students of the Philosophy Department with high scholastic standing. Meetings are held twice monthly When papers are presented by various members on subjects of current philosophic or religious interest. The Philosophy Club aims to promote a general interest in philosophy on the campus. MEMBERS George Bingaman Margaret Hollenbach Alan Duke Mrs. Winifred Hunter Jeanette Snyder Family Advijer: Dr. Greth Ahe'e g One Hundred Eighty CH :7 7m jg C,M,g m: 37ml! and Bone Society OFFICERS President WILLIAM BUTSCHER Vice-Pre.rident MARTIN EPSTEIN Secretary-Treczym'er BESSIE KNERR Upon the recommendation of the head of the Biology Department, students majoring in biology are eligible for membership in the Skull and Bones Society. Papers on different fields of biology are presented by senior members at monthly meetings of the group. This society presents a general interest in biology and secures prominent men in the field of medicine and biology to speak to the group. MEMBERS Mildred Angstadt Arthur Faust Thomas Johnson Richard Reinsel Cathefine Buzzard Adele Ferguson Mary Lower Stanley Rozanski Gustave Cohen Mary Etta Filbert Charles Malin Marvin Runner Roy Conner Benjamin Funk Thomas McGavin Mervin Salup Fern Dentith Catherine Gasche William McKinney Margaret Savidge Howard Diamond Carroll Gulick Annemarie Nix Raymond Spatz Stanford Dickey Emerson Hoppes Jane Reed Eleanor Troutman Albert Falcone Janet Horn Margaret Reed John Williams Faculty Advixemx Dr. Horn, Prof. Green, Dean Walton One Hundred Eighty-one a plugh, n; ,x-n. x743 6L8 Women? Glee Club The Women's Glee Club offers a Program of sacred and secular music. Membership in the club is limited to women students who have an interest in music and chorus work. During the past year the club sang at several churches in Reading and its vicinity, and presented programs at school functions. Thelma Bayne Marie Bertolet Olga Bitler Olen Boyer Mary Dunlap Mgt Betty Ebbert Mary Etta Filbert Verna Fye Marjorie Frundt Esther Gingrich Ruth Hand Gayl Harris Miriam Hershey Margaret Hollenbach Bessie Knerr Marjorie Lebo Mary McCreary Grace Mock Dorothy Rebel: Virginia Schoener Katharine Taylor Margaret Thompson Eleanor Troutman Elva Weaver Dirertor: Professor Duddy + One H undred Eigny-two Manic Glee Club The Men's Glee Club offers an excellent opportunity for men students to attain actual experience in chorus work as well as to cultivate an appreciation for good music. Each year the club presents concerts throughout Pennsylvania and the neighboring states, and sings at school functions. MEMBERS Paul Ackert Mng Charles Malin Dean Allen Arthur McKay William Bottonari Carl Osenbach Donald Buxton Lew-is Pearce Albert Falcone Eugene Pierce Carroll Gulick Rollin Reiner George Henry Olin Shirey Robert Kline Elden Spangler Donald Leman Alfred Thergesen Director: Professor Duddy One Hundred Eiglyty-tlnee 7A8 Cit? ii'Jllilillllll ,. Band During the past year the Albright College band was an organization which made an especially good showing. However, the band was only maintained until the end of football season. In addition to playing at all the home football games, the, band appeared as guests at several public functions in Reading. Reed Teitsworth Paul Ackert Henrietta Dise Walter Melick Donald Leman Mervin Runner Earl Stetler Allen Makovsky John Hertz Ben Funk John Gundlach MEMBERS Francis Roupp John Pearce James Mosteller Fred Schucker George Rhodes Lewis Himes Rollin Reine: Dwight Dundore William Bast Allen DeLong Joseph Brand Carl Friedericks Janet Kitzmillet Paul DiBlasi Harry Buck Robert Richter Seymour Mendelsohn Donald Buxton Ferril Miller Donald Hoffman Helen Markey fete One Hundred Eiglaly-fom' f:j x X7 8 L413 Emp- Symploony Ordomm Under the direction of Hans N ix, the newly organized Albright Symphony Orchestra made a fine showing this year. In addition to playing for several school banquets, the orchestra played for a few oH-campus functions. Violim Zieber Stetler Carl Friedericks Frances Roupp June Strawbridge Viola John Hertz C 6110 Lucille W01 fe Flute Paul Ackert MEMBERS Accordion Henrietta Dise Piano Janet Kitzmiller Dorothy Reber Camel; Marie Bertolet Dorothy Zieber Fred Schucker Eilpho izizmz Charles Miesse Director Mr. Hans Nix One Hundred Eigny- ve C larinel: Harry Buck Alois Makovsky Trombone Margaret Savidge Earle Stetler Somapkmze Donald Leman Percmyimz Seymour Mendelsohn Dwight Dundore 7796 5101727 m Tim; m : C71 X -a:j $ 113 Lame W th 0m: Hundred Eiglyty-Jeven 6 18 M Q 0729 Hundred Eiglaty-eiglat 0116 Hundred Eigny-nine qlw 0L8 One Hundred Ninety WiK? e ,w. J9 9 f M4, L954"? :AQ 14,8 5 7 , 0728 Hlmdred Ninety two e e V: w m, .n M 4m .m u H e n 0 C; 8 Mg One Hundred Ninety-faur K7 J Law 5; "Jr ;.., w u w m m; 0722 Hundred Ninely-fiue .. r. 14:7 , .15 u . k... E v" 1.. . 0712 Hundred Ninety-Jix x I ,, x1 Egg i 37 , JA: L413. 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