Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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J. MASTERS .M., Ph.D. rf the College N 211 Albright Coll: tudents. Yffufm hould mean ml. ition of Iuanill 115 and few ch of You 3 mol our searchs Of Y ' R ak: -of your Perm M a more USQN 11' COII1mum hal . ces whlch 'hat mhf i We tI'l15t ' : LE memoflexe best H v- our :rs G WASTE' mmf V' l Pgiyou of GEORGE W. WALTON, Ph.B., M.S., D.Sc. Dean of the College and Professor Geology LE VAN P. SMITH, Ph.B., M.A. Dean of Men and Assistant Professor of Education NEWTON S. DANFORD, B.S., NLS. Registrar and Director of Admissions and Assistant Professor of Chemistry 'Q ffm..-Q S'- 'Nu..,,,.-7 , f N

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To the Members of the Graduating Class- The Class of 1949 is the largest in the history of Albright College. For this reason alone its graduation is of especial significance. The Class of 1949 also has a wider range of age and ex- perience than any class in the history of the College. The effect of the war on the educa- tional program of students has been largely responsible for this. This range of age and experience has meant a broader experience for all members of the Class and has thus con- tributed directly to your educational advan- tages during these years at Albright College. The members of the Class of 1949 have made splendid contributions to the program and his- tory of Albright College. Many of these con- tributions are indicated by pictures and descrip- tive comments in this yearbook. As you leave the Albright College campus, we hope that each of you will take with you the Page Sixteen HARRY V. MASTERS A.B., A.M., Ph.D. President of the College spirit and contribution which Albright College aims to give to each of its students. Your time on the Albright campus should mean 11111011 more to you than the acquisition of many. facts and the learning of new skills and techn1qu6S- It should have meant for each of you a broad- ened horizon, a quickening of your search i01 truth, and the development of your personality and character to make you a more useful and constructive member of your comm11I11tY' As you review the experiences which You have had on the Albright campus, we trust that tbfijt will bring back not alone happy memories, .Uh that they will serve to remind you of the LOQ to be done in our world today. Our best WIS ev go with you. Sincerely yours HARRY V. MASTERS I WALT Gzoaoigfhe Co 6601057 Dean LL Yu P. Sim Dean of Men an Education XEWTO - N S. Reglixlrgr mg? .lssxstam profe

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xii' HELEN BAKER SILVERTHORNE fMrs. Wm.l, BS., M.A. Dean of Women AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS OF ALBRIGHT COLLEGE The I-llulnui Assulziatiun Each senior upon graduation becomes a mem- ber of the Alumni Association, an organization formed to maintain continuous contacts be- tween the alumni and their Alma Mater, to stimulate an interest in the program of the College, and to foster policies for the future development of the College. Under Fred Luck- enbill, President, Mary D. Kiess, Vice Presi- Ladies' Tireless in their efforts to make the College both attractive to the student and inviting to the public, the Ladies' Auxiliary contributes over a thousand dollars annually. Under the guiding hand of Mrs. Harry V. Masters, the dent, Helen B. Hangen, Secretary, William S. Harris, Jr., Treasurer, and Lester L. Stahler, Executive Secretary, semi-annual meetings are held in the fall and spring. Sectional meetings are held at various times throughout the year, and each year during Homecoming, the 'gold gradsw return to view the campus with proud and wistful eyes. I-luxiliary monthly meetings, to which talented Students often contribute, are famed for their appeal and variety. Chief project this year was'il16 sale of those attractive calendars that hstefl school activities for the year. Phi Delta Sigma Hunnrary lllunmae Snrurity Phi Delta Sigma is composed of outstanding fjllumnaee pledged each year from those women in the graduating class who have made the most valuable contributions in campus leadership, andaare of good scholarship and character. In addition to a delightful social program, the Sorority, under the leadership of Charlgue Page Eighteen , . - n Guenther Price Presldentg Pauline Brossnla 9 1 Hart, Vice-Presidentg Helen Yohn Clousg cording Secretary, .lane Dick .VaI1D1'1Clv ,Slew sponding Secretary, and Marjorie Lebo, and surer, makes annual gifts to the. college ial maintains a loan fund which provides flllanc assistance to women students. 7 I ,l i il 5 i 1 1 1 1 l i 4 1 ,t They lllllll Hnar The Board ol, bel-5 elected fr ences Plus one Bishops of llle church- The Bf' eight Tfuswa ls the We Ol to 0119 3 Year, Committee, whl care of the 01150 lu February, Reading, Dr. H the College, Sm the College in ' financial reporh coming year- Dr. llasters 1 TRUSTEES lllll ' 'ight Eishomfofgegid dem' and Doi: em of ille C lhe Rev' D ol Secretary, anal ee Heil, Willgglical Sch