ACES C f CLLJIBS 7M AXMohtiah, En Français “La Fontaine and His Fables" wàs the topic for the French Club meet* Vol. XLI READING, PENNSYLVANIA, MARCH 27, 1945 No. 20 Albrighting, heldCollege last Wednesday Gingrich night inLibrary Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library the Music Studio. Betty Bradley gave a short talk about the life and works of La Fontaine. The club also | No More Pencil», j Dominos, “ Y”s Observe Holy Week /listened to a recording several of his fables, which Prof Elsie ] No More Books j Garlach preceded with a short sum. | One more day to go and then I With Plays, Three Worship Services mary in English. j comes the main attraction o f | The following fables were sum­ I the week—five whole days o f j marized and read in French: “La f vacation, featuring a dearth of I Two Easter Plays Prof Smith to Give AlbrightMort etCollege La Bûcheron,” Gingrich presented byLibrary I term papers, exams, and classes. [ Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Rachael Willauer; “ La Reynard et j Yep, Easter recess is a little f Given: Sunday Night Easter Communion Les Raisins,” by Shirley Sperans; | early this year, but the weather | Playing to a full house, the Dom­ Dr. F. Wilbur Gingrich will speak “ La Jeune Veuve,” by Lura Hev- I Is warm, the flowers are bloom- j ino Club presented their traditional tonight on “The Word of Reconcilia­ erly; “La Lpifiere et Le Pot Ou I ing, the birds are winging, and i Easter production in the College tion” at the second in a series of Lait,” by Marian Barger, and “Le Chapel last Sunday evening, March | spring fever is as rampant as ! Holy Week services to be held in Pot de Terre et Le Pot de Fer,“ by I the squirrels. But before you I 25, at 9:00 p. m. The plays given the College Chapel at 7:30 p. m. Jean Jaglom. The club then sang | go home to mother, don’t for- j were “The Terrible Meek” and “The some French songs. | get: Tomorrow is the last day j Crown of Thoms.” Professor Ruth Janet Luckenbaugh and Cecil Pot- (* for the Red Cross drive. Get j C. Shaffer directed the presentation. tieger will lead the devotional Albright CollegeLittle Acorns Gingrich Libraryyour individual and group con- I AlbrightIn “The Crown College of Thorns” Gingrich the Library period.Albright College Gingrich Library I tributions in to Professor Elsie I drama centers around Miriam, Last night’s service was based on A faculty discussion panel on the I Garlach. Then, too, remember i played by Betty Jacobs, and Jude, Dumbarton Oaks Peace Conference the topic, “Atonement.” Dr. Gerrit I that the War Bond drive is t Lloyd Schwartz, and their decision Memming brought the message and will be a feature of the Interna­ | coming up after vacation. Tuck i to follow Christ. Their action is tional Relations Club meeting to Rachael Willauer and Marian Barger ! a note in your suitcase, remind- f opposed by their father, Mordecai led the worship service. be held Thursday, April 5, at 8 § ing you to tell your parents | of the Sanhedrin, Forrest Dunkle- The series will close with a Holy p. m. in the Lower Social Room. I about it. Off we go—from | berger, and by Sergius, Miriam’s Communion service in the College Those participating in the panel i March 28 to April 3, forget al- j lover, Herbert Sigley. Chapel tomorrow morning, March will be: Dr. Milton W. Hamilton, | most everything, and have fun. | Conspiring to kill Jesus, Mordecai 28, ta 6:30 a. m. “The Cove­ advisor for the club, Dr. F. Wilbur and Sergius send Miriam to gather nant of the New Testament” will Gingrich, professor of Greek; Dr. Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightthorns to be College used as a crownGingrich in Library beAlbright the theme of College Professor Lewis Gingrich E. Library John B. Douds, professor of Eng­ the mockery of the Christ. Her Smith’s message. Mary Jane Weber lish, and Norman C. Brillhart, of Albrightians Get brother, Jude, sees her and takes and Robert Schneider are in charge the Reading High School faculty. her to meet Jesus. In the final Ann deFarges of the service. The meeting will be open to all Al- scene, Jude tells her that their cruci­ A Fireside Worship Service, held brightians. Easter Greetings fied Christ has arisen from the in the Lower Social Room last dead. Miriam tells her lover Ser­ Over 400 Lions in the Ranks re. Parents to be Guest Tuesday evening, had as its theme, gius that she will not marry him, Classy Stuff ceived an Easter greeting from Al­ “The Tragedy of the Cross.” and that she has become a follower Through readings, poems, music, and Jack Heath’s orchestra will play bright in the form of a blotter. The of Christ. The play ends as Jude Of Student Council pictures, the tragedy of the cross in for the Freshman-Sophomore Dance, In conjunction with the corona­ Albright College Gingrich Librarygreeting, sent out by the Al­ Albrightand Miriam are College waiting to tellGingrich their Library theAlbright first century, College for the ages, Gingrich and Library April 21, at the Woman’s Club, ac­ tion of the May Queen to be held on brightians in Service Committee father, an opponent of the Christ, in the twentieth century, was point­ cording to an announcement made Saturday, May 12, Student Council of their decision. at a meeting of the Sophomore went to 231 former Albrightians will sponsor Parents’ Weekend, ed out. The service was led by Class, Thursday, March 15. Plans now in service in the States and “The Terrible Meek” takes place with a special program on May 12 members of the worship committees at the foot of the cross at the time Of the combined “Y”s. were also made for collecting 200 overseas to total 431. and 13. To make plans for the of Jesus' crucifixion. Mary, por­ Next week’s program will con­ money for the Red Cross. Sopho­ In addition to the greeting, the weekend, Student Council presi­ mores may contribute their money trayed by Marie Bonner, is bitter dent, Paul Deysher, appointed a sist of an all-student discussion of servicemen also received from the because the work of her son, Jesus, the advisability of bringing a Jap- to Newell Wert, president, Marian committee of eight members, headed is a failure. However, the Roman i anese-American student to campus. Fiedler, secretary, or John Spind- committee changes in address since by Ann deFarges, chairman. captain, Jack Shafer, recognizes Agnes Snyder has recently been ler, treasurer. the list compiled by the committee At its meeting last Thursday, Albright College Gingrich Library AlbrightJesus as the ChristCollege and tells Gingrich Mary Library madeAlbright chairman College of the records Gingrich com­ Library in September. Student Council voted to have the that it is the terrible meek who committee for Parents’ Weekend mittee o f the Y. W. C. A., which Mae Jean Picking, chairman of Whole Pints win out eventually and that in her consist of eight members, two from was formerly headed by Betty Anne Phi Beta Mu’s collective patriot­ the committee, was aided in the son’s kingdom here will be no pain the dorm and daywomen, dorm and Lutz Friedericks. ism took 17 of the sorority sisters work by the following: Ann de- or suffering. When the Roman sol­ daymen respectively. Working John Spindler was student leader to Red Cross Headquarters yester­ Farges, Felice Epstein, Janet Luck- dier, Herbert Hyman, calls the cap­ with Miss deFarges will be: Jeanne •of Sunday morning’s Bible Class. tain to another execution, the latter •Prof Lewis E. Smith spoke on “The day to contribute to the blood bank. enbaugh, Shirley Rekoon committee Miller, dorm women; Marybeth The women went in groups be­ refuses to continue his policy of Schofer, Margaret Hendricks, day- Triumphant Entry.” Ruth Ritzman members, and Arlene Heckman of tween 4 and 5 p. m. to give their killing. As the captain and Mary women; Newell Wert and William had charge of vespers last Sunday the Office of Public Relations. afternoon at 4 p. m. in Sylvan pints of blood. gain hope, the scene grows lighter Beal, dorm men; and Herbert Hy­ AlbrightNot College having eaten Gingrich for the whole Library Contents of the greeting are found Albrightand dawn comes College with the end Gingrich of the man, LibraryBohdan Procko, day men. Chapel.Albright College Gingrich Library (Continued on page 3) on Page 2 of this issue. play. Thinking the present setup for Margaret Hohl will be the speaker election of May Queen and court to at tomorrow’s midday devotions. be inadequate, Student Council Jack Shafer presided today. Themes passed a new voting procedure for in keeping with Holy Week are be­ LIONS IN THE RANKS queen and court. According to the ing used. The devotions are being (Continued on page 2) held in Sylvan Chapel at 1 p. m. Dear Gang, Book. About the only thing I’ll Hosp. Corps School; 14 NTC Bain- Here we go for another week. have to learn is how to give mor­ bridge, Md. The mail pile certainly isn’t very phine injection.” “Doc” was in the JOHN T. SOJA A /S is now at Spring Again, Birds on the Wing Again high. How about sending in some First Aid class here at Albright and Nav. Tra Sch. (P18); Nav. Tra. Albrightmail? College Gingrich Libraryhe said that our course and the AlbrightCtr. Bainbridge, College Md. John, Gingrich now LibrarySure Signs— Softball,Albright Forsythia, College Blankets Gingrich Library Navy book agree very closely. that we have your address, we’ll 1st LIEUTENANT FRANCIS “Was that a robin I just saw?” Sure thing—it’s spring! The seasonal FLETCHER arrived in the States ENSIGN SEVERO DI STEFANO; send you the address o f the other harbinger of song was back on campus again. Students ambled leisurely March 11 and got to campus on BOQ Columbus (708) USNTC; fellows that are in Bainbridge. Wednesday. He just completed 35 , Fla., wrote to tell us about ROBERT S. BAUM, OSP (A ), Bks. to classes, hesitating to leave the calm peacefulness of the benches along missions over Germany as a naviga­ his new address and rank and that 410-USNTC, Bainbridge, Md., wrote the path. Spring fever, they called it. (Of course, they’ve been the same tor. Golly, but it was good to see he had met ENSIGN “RED” the following: “I would like to pass way all winter.) him. Now we are getting caught LAMBERSON in Miami. The two on my congratulations to Coach Because of the record-breaking March heat, Albrightians lost no up on our Army slang. Fran has a of them talked a long time and Neal Harris and the basketball time taking advantage of that warm ultra-violet stuff. Prof Harris had 21-day leave and will then go to “Red” brought Severo up to date squad for the fine record they had the boys working out on the soft­ Florida for a rest. on campus activities, since the this season. It was a surprise and softball against a bat (probably of AlbrightPVT. College WILLIAM Gingrich CLOUSER isLibrary former was just here a few weeks Albrighta great thrill College for me when Gingrich I heard ball Library field last week and Red Ang- shatteredAlbright glass, College too) all indicateGingrich Library stadt couldn’t resist displaying his home on a 14-day leave before he ago. they had defeated Muhlenberg, one that Albright had put out her wel­ manly muscles. With such demon­ goes to Ft. Ord., California — and From SGT. RAYMOND D. FID- of the best teams in the East. I am come mat and spring had stepped in. then overseas. Bill is in the anti­ LER 13125411; 212th Sig. Radar also very much interested in the strations of Albright manpower, it aircraft. By the way, Bill doesn’t Maint. Unit; APO 667 c/o PM New plans for a gymnasium for Albright was only natural that admiring co­ cough anymore. That is a real im­ York, New York came a letter say­ and am 100 per cent behind it. It eds relaxed gracefully on the grass, Daywomen’s Committees provement. ing that he has received the Christ­ will be a great improvement to the enjoying the sun's warmth and the SEAMAN RAY CHELIUS who mas card and some old Albrightians. •campus as well as the student boys’ brawn. Appointed for 1945 Term was a frosh this year was on campus On the 8th of March he received [body.” Bob is now a chief petty And if you’re wondering “where the December 12th Albrightian. this week. He just finished his officer. He said that he was receiv­ the flowers is,” just look around Anna Wartluft, president of the JACK B. GOUNDER has been re­ Albrightboot camp.College Ray was Gingrich on that good Library Albrighting two Albrightians College every Gingrich week. at theLibrary forsythia (you can always Albright College Gingrich Library moved to Sampson D H 392-45 USN Daywomen’s Organization, recently basketball team of ours. Bob, is the address on the outside lisp it)—blooming on campus. appointed the following committees We got word that DONALD different? BOB BAHN, who is a Even the classrooms welcomed RHOADS is in France and says that member of the class o f ’46, is also Spring. You can get an all 'round for the 1945 term of office: So­ the place is a mess—all torn up. Chapel Program Features at Bainbridge and you may be re­ education just walking past the win­ cial committee, Mildred Kauffman, SUMNAR D. ATRAN, member of Roy. Mackey as Speaker ceiving his mail. Please check on dows thrown up to the sashes. Not chairman; Jane Miller, Gayle Haupt, the CTD, has been promoted to the even Miss Shaffer’s class had com­ and Betty Berger; publicity com­ rank of sergeant. He is an aerial that. The Rev. Sheldon E. Mackey, We have been notified that GUY plaints these days. mittee, Lucille Lott, chairman; Vir­ engineer in a 15th AAF B-24 Libera­ pastor of Second Reformed Church, Feminine apparel had undergone ginia Schweyer, and Adele Booth- tor squadron. FROMUTH, 2628th Hosp. Sec. APO presented an Easter message at this 698; c / o PM, New York, has re­ a direct change, too. Fur coats are royd; property committee, Mary From ENSIGN FRANKLIN O. morning’s chapel program. ceived a shrapnel wound in his again in front of the fireplaces and Briner, chairman, Agnes Snyder and AlbrightRITTER College (D) USNR: Gingrich USS LCT (8)Library Albright College Gingrich Library MarianAlbright Gerberich; College bulletin Gingrich board, Library Last Thursday, Professor Paul I. shoulder. bright cottons and printed silks 122D; c /o FPO; San Francisco, Speicher led the service with 1 talk LT. WARREN HARTMAN adorn the ladies. Leg paint was Mary Ellen Hill, chairman, Alice Calif., comes a letter from the South on the Philippine Islands. A March Hq. ERC back, and also sandals and wedgies. Albright, and Virginia Hallacher. Pacific. He said, *Tve been as­ of Time film entitled “Portugal” EORP EUTC All In all, our winter wonderland Julia Hassler, treasurer of the signed to a very small ship and it was shown at last Tuesday's pro­ Camp, Sutton. N. C| of a few weeks ago was a verdant group, is currently collecting an as­ lacks medical men in any shape or gram with a Red Cross film fol­ PVT. EUGENE E. BOGAR 33 506 469 haven of sunshine and warmth. The sessment of 25c from each member form. So—besides being the execu­ lowing. Mr. Charles Gordon, col­ Unit Beat FS—218 slow scuffle of feet along the walks, to cover the remaining cost of the tive officer—Tm in charge of all San Francisco, Calif. the tug of Jim's rake through the day students' dance held January our medical supplies and have lege treasurer, explained the com­ (Continued on page 3) grass, the resounding smack o f the 26, 1945. memorized the Battle First Aid ing war bond drive. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library

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*Ht* /U AàifU U oH THE ALBR1GHTIAN is published weekly during the school year by CIENCE the students of Albright College, Reading, Pennsylvania. MARY JANE WEBER BETTY CLAIRE VOESTE Managing Editor Business Manager LINTS FELICE E PSTEIN ...... Associate Edito: EILEEN O’NEILL ...... News Editor MARIAN LATTA ...... Feature Editor TheseS seven biologists comprise AlbrightKENNETH College GOOD Gingrich Library Sports Editor Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library News the course in Vertelbrate Zoology. As is quite natural, each junior has Kathleen Calaman Virginia Hallacher Catherine Frantz received a corpse . . . cat, of course Verner Hertzog Barbara Perfect Edward Daniels . . . with which each one will be Lura Heverly Ericka Setzkorn Doris Ferris spending many, many hours of dis­ Leroy Hertzog Agnes Snyder Irene Fisher section though the days be bright Jeanne Flickinger Herbert Hyman Robert Ziegler JUNE PLOWFIELD and sunny . . . not at all the type Celia Konczewski This week Dandylion honors that to be spent indoors. Meg Hendricks Features dorm threesome — Betty Bradley, The rattle of bones, which is quite has become the proud recipient o f Alice Albright Regina Jaglom Marilyn Jacobson Marilyn Jacobson, and Patti Kramer prevalent these days as one passes the only soft, slick black cat, who Betty Bradley Albright College GingrichPatricia Kramer Library Mae Jean Picking —oh,Albright pardon us, College RUMAKER. Gingrichthrough Library the science hall, is the re­ is knownAlbright to its “surgeon”College as Gingrich “Jas­ Library Walter Hayum Hazel Calden June Plowfield Betty—small, blonde, and cute—is sult of another of Prof. Green’s per.” The two black and yellow Sports constantly surprising all o f us at classes at work. With their cigar feline characters (resembling a typi­ Jean Brogstrom William Ebbert Shirley Sperans her ability to cover ground, in spite boxes under one arm, the cal scrawny alley-cat) will be “cut­ Ann deFarges Robert Kemp Newell Wert of her small size. For example, she juniors and one senior delve into up” by Marie Bonner am! Rita Dun- James Hedglin spent most of her time first semes­ the skeletons of special vertebrates. cavage, who call their pets “Anaes­ Business ter running back and forth from The typical (hard-to-get) cigar box thesia” and “ Ugly Pan,” respective­ Herbert Hyman Henrietta Morrison Mary Louise Schappell college to Northeast Junior High, is the home of the cat bones for ly. Then, too, there are two silky, Betty Jacobs Lucy Smith where she was practice teaching in the juniors and the chicken’s bones white cats who belong to the males English. But this was not enough for the senior student. in the class; mainly, Humbert Man- The editorial columns of this publication are open to criticism and com. to keep her busy. No, she is a mem­ zolillo, who cleverly named his pet Albrightmunications College at all times Gingrich are to be taken Library as the opinions of the editors, un­ Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library ber o f the French Club, Sigma Tau “Poo . . . Gee!” (Must be due to the less otherwise indicated. No anonymous communications w ill be published familiar odor of formaldehyde), and although names of signed communications will be withheld at the writer's Delta, the Albrightian staff, and request. Domino Club and is representative C am p u s Ed Lange, who refers to his speci­ men as “Snowball.” My own, the Entered as second class matter. July 15,1941, at the post office Reading. on Student Council for the non- Pennsylvania, under the Act of March 3,1879. sorority dorm women. Besides this, last such vertebrate specimen, is she found time to serve as Patti C a rro u sel the only brown and white striped Vol. I. March 27, 1945 No. 20 Rumaker’s maid of honor—and we affair and has acquired the title know she made a charming one. “Glamour Puss.” Marilyn deserted us last year for The sort of weather we have been Those who say a corpse cannot Albright College Gingrich Library RussellAlbright Sage College, College but since Gingrich she’s having Librarylately does not make it much scratchAlbright are quite mistaken!College Accord­ Gingrich Library back with us this year, all is for­ easier to take examinations. Never­ ing to the latest reports, most given. A psychology major, she can theless, mid-semester has rolled juniors can prove the tenacity of usually be found in almost any of around once more . ’. . The weather their victims which has been en­ Dr. Geil’s classes, or helping out in is so warm now, swimming entered countered when “mummifying” his office when there’s lab work to the mind of quite a few dormitory their dead bodies in cheesecloth. be done. Her current chef-d’oeurve students . . . Sergio Cuevas return­ ed from Harrisburg loaded with Meanwhile, as the cat surgeons is the War Bond Drive, for which learn the art of expert dissection, Marilyn is chief worrier. clever (?) little tricks. Better be careful, Sergio . . . Let us hope that the senior, June Ruth, shows her Miss Jacobson also fills in spare skill on her two specimens! . . . ’moments with work on The Al­ no other girl is going to call Eddy Daniels any names, but . . . you Her victims are pigeons who will Albright College Gingrich Library brightianAlbright feature College staff and Gingrich Pi Library Albright College Gingrich Library should have seen the proposal he not! acquire nicknames, so Miss Gamma Mu. Quick witted and full made to Roberta Calamara (With Ruth declares, until their characters of fun, Marilyn is always ready his fellow “OP.A’s” backing him have been decided on. with a good crack or a hearty up . .. with paddles)___It’s a good laugh. thing that none of the visitors got Last and leastest we have Mrs. lost in Selwyn Hall when they held The Saul Rumaker. Yes, we know it’s open house last week there. It hard to believe that this little bun­ would be tough on the girls to have dle of pertness and personality is to close their windows and lock and Inquiring a mature, married woman. And just bolt the doors... .Have you noticed Albright College Gingrich Library in Albright case you’re a College doubting Thomas, Gingrich Tommy Library Price’s swollen ear lap ? ReporterAlbright College Gingrich Library take a look at the beootiful dia­ BEEwitching, isn’t it?-----Horseback monds adorning third finger, left riding is becoming a popular sport Dragging himself listlessly across hand. Did you ever see the like? In with some of the students, with all campus, your Inquiring Reporter our opinion, Saul is a lucky en­ Albright Campus its UPS and Downs. . . . Ira Custman stopped daydreaming long enough sign, but then, from Pat’s remarks, ought to be able to retire soon with to ask some fellow victims, “ How she’s pretty lucky, too. Between all the orders he has been getting 1 9 4 5 dreams of the new hubby, Patti for pictures lately___ does spring effect you?” manages to attend meetings of the In closing, let us remember, that, Margarite Jungbiut, lib. arts, ’48: ALL%Uj,ltUa*il UeUe Pi Alpha Tau sorority, The Al­ if 90 per cent of all the students buy It makes me feel wonderful. Albright College Gingrich Library brightianAlbright staff, FrenchCollege Club, Gingrich and but ONE Library ten cent war stamp a week Albright College Gingrich Library % AlLniqlttiani. euaAtputltue Pi Gamma Mu. A psych major, Pat I we’re entitled to fly a Minute Man H. O. Hyman, pre-med, ’48;—I’m As long as every April brings had some real and profitable ex. flag. We are going to set a pretty a profound believer in the saying, The sweet rebirth of growing things / . . periences this summer, when she high goal in our bond drive. Not “In spring a young man’s fancy worked as an aide in a mental hos­ everybody can afford to buy war lightly turns to thoughts o f love.” I shall believe that God looks down pital. We know that Patti has the bonds and stamps on an equal basis Upon His wide earth, cold and brown, vividness and understanding that with his neighbor. Every one of us, Robtrt Gale, pre-med, ’48: I don’t To bless ?ts unborn mystery. will make her a success—in both her however, can buy a ten-cent stamp feel like studying. — Selected. careers. a w eek. . . . Margaret Walton, home ec, ’47:__ As presented on the Easter greeting sent by the Al- Spring has made me a two-month brightians in Service Committee. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library old auntie.”Albright College Gingrich Library Larry Haag, pre-med, ’48;—I don’t Since You Went Away feel like doing anything—you know! That March has come, and spring is here Hazel Calden, lib. arts, ’47:—I Nobody needs to tell us. have spring fever 12 months of the For, gosh, oh, gee— and dear, oh, dear year, but it grows worse in the But how we miss you fellas ! springtime. W e miss you on the campus hills Dotty Lou Moyer, social science, Albright CollegeAnd sitting Gingrich in our classes, Library Albright College Gingrich Library ’48:—IAlbright get groggy College and feel like Gingrich a Library Or hanging out the window sills Shelter gave a demonstration on un­ frump. conventional methods of cooking. To whistle at us lassies. Mary Eschwei, science, *46:—I The grass is green and blue the skies. The food they prepared was auc­ want to be alone. W e’re planning for spring dances. tioned and the proceeds will go to­ Barbara Perfect, home ec, ’48:__I But everywhere you’ll hear our sighs ward a fund for redecorating the definitely do not want to be alone. For all our lost romances. A demonstration of foods for en­ Lower Social Room of Selwyn Hall W e’ve got spring fever—got it plus, Annex. tertaining, given by Mary Jane PARENTS TO BE GUESTS So hurry, guys, come back to us, March, Mary Alice Lippert, and Ed. note: Another salute to Albrightians everywhere—in Formal Lnncheon (Continued from page 1) Albright College Gingrich Library KayAlbright Conners, was College the program Gingrich for Library new Albright setup, there College w ill be twoGingrich Library thè lighter vein. A formal luncheon was given on • • • • the Heo meeting last Wednesday separate ballots, the first one choos­ evening. Miss Dorothy Zieber, home Friday afternoon by Gayle Haupt, ing only the May Queen. After the voting for the May Queen has been Keeping the Faith economist from Consumers Gas Co., whose guests were Aileen Schearer, Helen Ancona, and Jean Fisher. tabulated and announced, there will The week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, spoke on the qualifications needed be a preferential ballot for maid of Easter colors were used in the known as Holy Week, is being appropriately observed on Al­ for home economists in business and honor and five members of the bright's campus by many activities in keeping with the season. the opportunities in that field. Miss table decorations, with a basket of court. There was no change in the Not the least of these activities was the Domino contribution Zieber is a member of the Hewilis, pussy willows and spring flowers voting procedure for May Queen chairman or custodian of the crown. in the form of two religious dramas, presented on the evening the national organization o f Home for the centerpiece. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library The newAlbright voting system College will be Gingrich put Library of Palm Sunday. The plays, “ Crown of Thorns” and “The Economics Women in Business. A f­ Hostess Kay into effect in the next May Queen Terrible Meek,” lived up to Domino's usual standards of ex­ ter the program, refreshments were election. cellence and served also as religious inspiration to all who served. Kay Conners was hostess at an­ Jeanne Miller, chairman of the saw them. other luncheon on Monday. The social committee, announced at the Entertain Mothers In addition to the dramatic observance of the week, there guests were Margaret Walker, meeting that' there will be a Stu­ have been Holy Week services scheduled for Monday night and For the mothers of daywomen, Elaine Kyle, and Jane Teitsworth. dent Council informal dance on tonight. A special communion service will be held tomorrow Margaret Ball, Mildred Kauffman, Friday night, April 6, and Council A garland o f carnations and greens approved April 26 as another dance morning. All of which is proof of Albright's reverence and faith. Virginia Schweyer, and Margaret decorated the table. I date. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library

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Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) PAGE FOUR THE ALBRIGHTIAN 2Uj* Aulmttt ¡Nrtoa CLLIBIMOTES The Alumni News si published in collaboration with The Albrightian Berks County in the interest of the Alumni Association of Albright College. This Dorothy Gaul, ’42, was elected Alumni News appeal's the fourth Tuesday of each month under date line president of the Berks County Club of Reading, Fenna. at a meeting in Selwyn Hall, March Lester L. Stabler, Executive Secretary...... Editor 19. Others elected were: Elva Weaver, ’40, vice president: Helen _____ March 27, 1945 No. 8 Rothermel, ’42, secretary; and E. W. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library AlbrightP. Binckley, College ’28, treasurer. Gingrich Mrs. E. Library W. P. Binckley (Emma LeVan, ’28) Information, Please will temporarily fill his office while Ed continiies to serve In the U. S. There is no doubt that many prospective students select Army. their college because of an acquaintance with an alumnus of It was announced that the annual the institution or because of a friend already in the college. alumni card party for the Berks It is for these reasons that your Alumni Association is urging1 County Club will be held in the more intensive effort on the part of alumni to help increase College Dining Hall on May 7. enrollment for another year. Lydia Roland, ’32, was appointed a Albright CollegeOur college Gingrich has met theLibrary test of these days with flyingAlbright College Gingrich Library Albrightgeneral chairman. College Gingrich Library Other committees appointed were: colors and its percentage of decrease in enrollment has been refreshments, Elsie Schaeffer Knoll, far less than that of the majority of colleges of its size. But ’21, charman; cake and candy, Elva we dare not be satisfied with this achievement. If the college Weaver, charman: Mrs. Edward A. had had 60 more students enter as freshmen last September it Smith; door prizes, Jan Van Driel, could have come through without a deficit in its current budget. chairman, and Anna LeVan, ’28; Alumni can be of tremendous service to their Alma Mater table prizes, Emma LeVan Binckley at this point without laying any money on the line. You can and Caroline Kunberger Zehner, ’29; tickets, Jane Mease, '31, chair, help in securing names of desirable men and women and in man; Helen Rothermel, Estelle Pen­ Albrighttalking College to these Gingrich men and women Library and encouraging them to en­Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightnepacker, ’32; College A. Lincoln Gingrich Keeney, Library roll at your Alma Mater. Make sure that all your relatives ancl ’30, Evelyn Yoder Hangen, ’40, Jean acquaintances who are thinking of college or who will be think­ Weissinger, ’41 and Edward A. ing about college know about Albright. File their names in the Smith, ’14; publicity, Stella Hetrich, Office of Public Relations at the college so that information '36. may be sent to them. Encourage the prospect to visit the cam­ The next meeting of the club pus. Keep the office public relations informed on what it can will be held April 23 at 7:30 p. m. in the College Dining Hall. Jan Van do that will be most effective toward causing any particular Driel will show motion pictures on prospect to come to Albright. Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightpre-war Europe. College Gingrich Library Association to Pick New Officers, Harrisburg A meeting of the Harrisburg group planned for April 6 has been Will Vote to Amend Constitution moved to Friday, April 27. Arrange- The nominating committee of the Alumni Association, Anna Heere ments for the dinner meeting to be Smith, ’30, chairman; Ethel Goforth, ’37, and Bollin Reiner, ’41, appointed held at the Carlisle Inn, Carlisle, by Ray Albright, ’19, last year’s president of the Association, submits the following list of nominations for 1945-48 officers: President—Leonard M. Pa., are being made by Leonard Miller, ’20, test and guidance consultant, Science Research Association, Miller, ’20, president of the Har­ Camp Hill, Pa., until March 1, 1945, chief, occupational information and risburg Club. Albrightguidance, College Department Gingrich of Public Library Instruction, Harrisburg, Pa.; Herbert C.Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Moyer, minister, Evangelical Church, membership ($2.50 in consecutive New York City Mohnton, Pa. Vice president: Anna A representative group of alumni LeVan, ’28, teacher, Mt. Penn High annual payments) or who have paid the annual dues of $1.00, are eligible In the New York City area met for School, Reading, Pa.; Elta F. Un­ to vote. David H. Hintz Elmer O. Manwiiler a dinner meeting on Friday eve­ angst, '29, teacher, Reading School ning, March 16, at the Gotham District, Reading, Pa. Secretary: Pictured above are nominees for president. Second row: David Hintz Hotel. Following the dinner, the ex­ Dorothy M. Gaul, *42, teacher, Penn- offices of the Alumni Association. and Elmer O. Manwiiler, nominees ecutive secretary, Lester Stabler, side Jr. High School, Reading, Pa.; C lass N ew s Top row: Leonard M. Miller and for treasurer. ’35, reviewed the work o f the Estella R. Pennepacker, ’32, teacher, Herbert C. Moyer, nominees for Alumni Association and explained Shillington High School, Shillington, Capt. Glenn A. Deibert has recent­ Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightthe architect’s College drawing of Gingrich the Al­ Library Pa. Treasurer: David H. Hintz, ’37, ly been made chief orthopedic bright campus of the future. The cost accountant, Reading Hardware surgeon o f an army station hospital Record Breaking Season For Cage Squad group discussed details for personal Co., Reading, Pa.; Elmer O. Man- in the Aleutians. Capt. Deibert en­ contact of alumni In the New York willer, ’33, insurance, Reading, Pa. Climaxes With Series o f Three Banquets area relative to their contribution tered the service on April 1, 1941 It’s all over but the shouting . . . “Jesse” Ervin, speedy mite from Trustee: Charles S. Crumbling, 'll, for the Alumni Memorial Swim­ and was stationed at Edgewood Loaded with hometown talent, A l­ Reading High’s “Castle on the Hill, principal, Muhlenberg Twp. High ming Pool. Plans were also made tied Wagner in the scoring depart­ School, Reading, Pa.; Lucille Tucker Arsenal, Maryland, for a while. He bright College’s all-civilian basket, for another meeting to be held 8:00 ment with 189 markers. Greene, ’29, physician, Reading, Pa. arrived in the Aleutian Islands ball team has compiled the best p. m., Monday, April 30, for the The ballot this year will also in­ early in January. win-loss persentage record among Individual scoring records for purpose of organizing a New York Albrightclude Collegea proposed amendment Gingrich to the Library Kathryn A. Knerr married Delf Albrightthe nation’s College collegiate quintet Gingrich with each Library player are: Forrest Saylor, AlbrightClub. College Gingrich Library constitution. After carefully study­ Fransham of Ontario, Canada, De­ 19 wins and only one loss during the Kutztown flash, 141; Jimimy Braun, ing the section of the constitution cember 16, 1944, in Denver, Pa. Her 1944-45 season. Reading High product, 135; Skew having to do with the length of the address remains the same: Pendle Failing to get a bid to the Na­ Beyerle, another former Red Knight, Philadelphia term of office, the executive com­ Hill, Wallingford, Pa. Kathryn’s tional invitation or the NCAA 60; Franklin “Red" Seifert, tall new­ A committee of Philadelphia area mittee voted that a proposed amend­ comer from Wilson High, 50; Robert alumni will get together in Phila­ husband is now serving overseas in championship tournaments in New ment to Article VI, Section 3 be Deach, veteran eager from Freeland, delphia for a dinner meeting Mon­ the Canadian Red Cross. York’s Madison Square Garden, the appended to this year’s annual bal­ Lions officially closed their record- 49; Ray Chelius, also from Reading day evening, April 9. Arrangements Joseph G. Brand, Jr. has been lot. The constitution now states that breaking season with a series of High, 30; Billy Miller, Muhlenberg are being made by Paul Price, ’26, the president, vice president, sec­ promoted to Lt. (j.g.) in the USNR three banquets, with Josh Cody, High flash several years back, 21; chairman o f the Philadelphia group. retary and treasurer are not eli­ on active duty in the Pacific since Temple University basketball coach, Bob Buxton, pre-ministerial student Bill Maier, ’31, general chairman Albrightgible College to succeed themselves.Gingrich Be­ Librarya fifteen-day leave in the States in Albrightas the principal College speaker at Gingrich the main from Library Allentown, 14; Boh Procko, a Albright• the campaign College for the Gingrich Alumni Library cause of the necessity of bonding December. Joe met Jack Gundlach affair. Reading native, 6; Hamp Pullis, an­ Memorial Swimming Pool, and Les­ the new treasurer every year un­ at Pearl Harbor in January. A c­ Brightest star of the thrill-packed other lad from Wilson High, 5; and ter Stabler, ’35, met with York der the present system and because cording to reports, the two class­ court campaign was William “Tiny” William “Butch” Harting, Adams- ¡County Alumni for a dinner meet­ funds coming into the Association mates and fraternity brothers in­ Landis, six-foot, nine-inch giant town’s "pride and joy,” 4. ing at the West York Inn, Monday treasury are increasing with the dulged in a good old-fashioned bull from Quakertown, who swished the ALBRIGHT vs. evening, March 16. The meeting was session. called by Bill Kelly, ’26, chairman years, the executive committee be­ cords for a total of 269 points in 20 51 Philadelphia Coast Guards 38 lieves it advisable, in the interest of games, and was named on the As­ U. S. Marines 35 of the York County Club, to dis­ efficiency and accuracy, to retain MANSION BOWLING sociated Press’ All^Pennsylvania sec­ Kutztown Teachers 28 cuss plans for personal follow-ups the treasurer for longer than the CENTRE and ond team and was awarded the F. and M. 31 the campaign. one year period. coveted Ron Regar trophy as the Albright College Gingrich LibraryLUNCHEONETTE Albright College Gingrich LibraryKutztown Teachers 43 AlbrightElizabethtown College Gingrich37 Library The official ballot, which is now most valuable player on the team. Lehigh U. 47 Latest in Dickinson 24 being mailed to alumni, is to be William “Cookie” Wagner, Shill­ BOWLING EQUIPMENT Dickinson 29 Ursinus 37 returned to the Alumni Office on ington High product, took second Ursinus 50 i Air Cooled and Air Conditioned Gettysburg 44 or before May 1. Alumni are re­ place honors among the individual Pentathlon (Mexico) 44 “THE BEST IN BOWLING’1 Muhlenberg 40 minded that only such members as players, dunking 169 points and re­ Meet your college chums F. and M. 49 Lehigh U. 38 hold life membership ($10), have ceiving honorable mention on the at the MANSION University of 33 Elizabethtown 45 made the current payment on life AP’s All-Pennsylvania squad. James Muhlenberg sg Gettysburg 41

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