Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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as ' , mai! 'af N371 if li .f , ,R i 1-X LEWIS E. SMITH, Professor of Political Science, is a favorite with ali time students ioe- CHUSC standing nature. HANS NIX, Director of Orchestra anci in- structor in Stringed Instruments fpart-time, is responsible for tile Wicie acclaim received by our college orchestra and ioandg JOHN H. DUDDY, Professor of Voice, Piano, anci Qrgan efpart-timej, imparts to his students a love of music that is tooth instructive and inspirational. of iris congenial personality and under- J. WARREN KLEIN RUTH C. SHAFFER President Emeritus and Officer of Endowment Associate Professor of Latin . and Special Gifts. On Leave of Absence GLENN R. DEIBERT HERBERT S. STRICKLER College Physician Assistant Professor of Chemistry RosE C. HARTMAN NEAL Q, HARRIS Instructor in English fpart-timef Director of Physical Eciucation DAVID A. .STRONG Head Coach of Football and Instructor in Physical Education Twenty J TOT 1 bers Q lion, mixed w0Iti1 i 11101110 there! anti i 'F year I in cu slrate and I leave strip: lf! Visit Chai.,