Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Edna Belva Logan, our literary star, has a wonderful capacity for scholarship. So great is her ability along this line, that it is a common occur- rence for her to read Latin and Greek at sight. She is a graceful, piquant little blonde, with charming manners, and an im- perious little air that is quite compelling. Beneath this airy-fairy exterior, there lies a marvelous depth of intellect which prom- ises to make her a light in the literary firm- ament, for it already reveals itself in nu- merous poems, magazine articles, etc. Daniel Frank Hoppes came to Albright four years ago as a rosy eheekecl lad of innocent looks. He has since grown wise in the ways of the world, and has acquired an immense amount of pep. He is recognized as 21 power, and holds the high office of President of his class, likewise that of cheer-leader when the Red and White is on the war-path. Behold him, specks and megaphone, the best known person on the gym floor. He also takes an active part in basket-ball and baseball, and is a member of the Zeta Omega Epsilon fraternity. l 32

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Samuel McClellan Short, the boy who made East Waterford famous by his oratorical ability, came to Albright as a student and instructor in the common branches, because of his Congeniality and cheerfulness he became one of the most 'popular students of the institution. As a debator and student he ranks among the foremost of his class. History is his favor- ite study, which branch he intends to teach after his graduation. Pi Tau Beta. - ,Q Frances Willard Sampsel. At heart she is good as gold, to quote her best friend. lVlore than that, Where in the World will you find her equal for fringy locks, and her ability to take or give a slam with the smile that don't wear off? Bright, but not dying from over- work, and Dr. Gobble's old standby in the Latin classes, constitute her characteristics as a student. lVlay she live long, and never die until she breaks her bones over .a bushel of glory. l Clarence Emanuel Huber hails from lVlt. Carmel. After attending the public schools of that place, he entered A. P. S. Huber is a bright, talented stu- dent and was a leader of his class in every department until he assumed the duties of college electrician. Since that time, how- ever, his ardor has not been checked, and with his increased duties his college Work still reflects great credit upon him. His prospects for public life are very bright. 33