Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Dees NVE rm Ertf ft 1 :rattle rg Ml heb - Ueuus,fIftf:,fe3f' f tanguarsanmtt e sense nf hmm if A , source KM-uk Wirfmf :tor m Eugtistr rererfs A ft Httlrtner ef he nity: Curr Aim tant Professor ef EMM rorite with its stuter dey a etasfr of ptxitesr xeir titerature. Vmexr Q. Zara ttf Education xrtrosetmwzr Xtbfintrt fras eamettir: med titte of fmfeszort Russru. B. Smut fr' Ecfucahon isnoterttmh tiness aunt treatise mf Ssmrl D99-uf XSStStHHt mf H ft 'tt assumt The Puff su M was foottwu Coat et It . N0 e'r1 I R ttf .wx tebt JOHN E JACOBI Professor of Sociology who fits very Wen into Albright family circle MILTON C GEIL genial Professor of Psychology Whose ahuncfant en ergy is phenomenal ELLILRY B HASKELL Assistant Professor of Philosophy another newcomer who helps hrs stucfents grapple with the problems of the unrverse EUGENE H BARTH Assistant Professor of Religion rs largely responslhfe for the frne relrgrous programs on campus this vear MARY JANE WARD instructor in Spanish and Latin rs an alum us of Albright Whose interest in languages rs clearly rn evrdence through the fine manner rn which she conducts her classes LCN SUELA RODRIGUEZ Instructor in Spanish whose pleasant person ahty and method of teaching has macfe her very popular with her students ELSIE A GARLACH Professor of French rs a master IH the art of teaching the fan guage of diplomats GERRIT IVIILMMINO Professor of German IS noted not only for the frne manner ln which he conducts his classes ut also for hrs fceen sense of humor LLOYD L STUTZ MAN, instructor rn German, whose Interest In teaching is only ex -ww ,lmlreflceeded hy his efficiency in t e h N - Ns-classroom: F. WILBUR GINGRICH on H-US S of y 'rvprofessor of Greek and Religion 1 ,eataff gteaches the ancient fangua e tt url I my -rjwith ease and students fincf h's It metiuf' it-manner invigorating, as we as, Y Iesentah instructive Seventeen M f 'yt bu ' U fl . , R Hn r t 4 . ' . . . Ht , ' m L 1 ' N . ' z 1 ' 5, X ' , 1 I Y l I l ' W . . Z 5 3 . . y . . L UIQ U V I u N t W . . . l 5 A Q I n I L U ns 1 ' H ' N N A , 1, , f l If a n . ru ' ' V , 1 a it , ,. . , rertt ' ,b , r ' L ' J.. - ' - f of H610 A 'fur' ,. l 0 lr S CAOR5 abou 0.1: . . . . - alle h W I V NW It f 1:0 'Lt 5 fe Soi tftk g 1 tus We ibn I It ll he ga out . aims

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'hh hmm he . ...my . rr-Mtterrr.Tt ' 5- even it 'te HM teeth. Y ttpingkhemt ilentteeei Cm mei t N 3 ,reteeser ehhiehrit lite-mettifal gmlggks I 'tit aventteneeztee... LLEXBAQH mms ' the ienriheteueig uh' WJ. -' ttej. 2 ngtttntahteyi . a deWTn1ertnrteh7'r rerency, throne L Starsh- Chernttiy, is respurtt-t phaining the inhaeariea at um to his HHI11tI0iEEf' nientsg Nmoi S. he essistant Pmhessor it thi mi recenthy appehtethfil' shoth hienehi tilt Wt' ug: MPH H- Bm' tt. irotessor ot Chemiiti ' er Athfithtian not atm eraminatiom. what tt them. ei Pwr L ftiihhir . A a .VZ ProtesS0', 0 feet hrht Phygtfie 15 n ., er ot teaching' meet htm' 1 his time Senseo Mathew lc with lv WC 0 his Cent ' ho heat he W euree ettft tacu ' ith: with 3 grea .' alll' enthtbla' Aggihtan e ritz tt? ,tg aw Etumemw ANNA H. SMITH tiVIrs.h, As- sistant Professor of Home Eco- nomics, is noted for tier friendly manner and participation in num- erous campus activitiesg FLOR- ENCE V. INNIS, Professor of Home Economics, Whose popularity is evidenced toy the large enrollment of Coeds in tier courseg ERNESTINE ELDER, Assistant Professor of Art and Home Economics, wtrose ver- satility and Wide range of knowi- edge in her tieid provides a con- stant source of interest for tier students. DONALD S. GATES, Professor ot Business Administration, is a newcomer with a vast store of experience at his command to an- swer ttre numerous questions of the future tinanciersg J. HOWARD WIDDOWSON, Instructor in Busi- ness Administration, strares tris Wealth of facts, as well as, his keen enthusiasm for sports, with iris students. EVA M. MOSSER CiVIrs.J, In- structor in Physical Education, is noted for her atmiiity in numerous sports and tire abundant energy with wtrictr stre conducts tier ctassesg EUGENE L. SHIRK, Facul- ty Manager of Athletics and In- structor in Mathematics, shows equal vigor, in tooth tietds, con- tributing not a Iittie to ttre etti- ciency with which our sports pro- gram was conducted the past year. Nineteen