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f \ O b V.A^r TM AMuMiat v ^ V o L X U V SEPTEMBER 30. 1947 No. 1 Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Hamilton Announces Cultural Series; Vaccination Certificate Vesper Reveals Fall Play Cast; • Quartet, Madras U. Speaker Featured Due Tomorrow All upperclassmen, fa c u lt y Reside, Marlowe, Snook Star The Cultural Program Series for the year 1947-1948 has been re­ members, and employes o f the Professor Anadora Vesper has announced the cast for the fall play, leased by Dr. Milton W. Hamilton, chairman o f the College's Cultural college must present a certifi­ Ah Wilderneu, by Eugene O’Neill, to be presented Thursday, Friday, Program Committee. The Series, which will include five programs this cate o f vaccination within the and Saturday, November 6, 7, and 8, in the College Chapel by the Domino year, has as its performers outstanding musicians and lecturers. past five years to the college Club. Because o f the sell-out crowds always present at the Domino Club AlbrightThe firstCollege program Gingrich will be held Library on October 80 and will feature the Albrightnurse, Mrs. College Haines, before Gingrich Oc­ productions, Library the plays this year are beingAlbright presented College three nights Gingrich instead Library Marianne Kneisel String Quartet, a foremost women’s string quartet, a tober lj 1947. of the usual two. combination o f perfect musicianship and personal charm. Veterans need present only $ Cat): of Nine Eddy Asirvatham, head o f the In­ official' evidence of having been The cast o f the three-act comedy includes: ternational Relations Department of 'Y Meeting To Include in the service. a Nat Miller ...... - ...... John Reside the University o f Madras, India, will CLARENCE A. HORN, | Homecoming Scheduled Essie Miller ...... Margaret Fisher appear on December 5. Mr. Asirva­ Bern Dance end Skits Ï Director o f Health % Arthur Miller ...... ___....Bill Marlowe tham participated in the Seventeenth Richard Miller...... Jack Snook The traditional “ Why Go to ‘Y’ ?” For November 8th Annual Institute o f International Re­ Mildred Miller ...... Doris Chanin meeting will be held this evening at Homecoming Day for Albright’s lations held on the campus last sum­ Ziegler Attends Muriel McComber ...... Vi Seibert Albright College Gingrich Library7:80 p. m. in the College Dining Albright College Gingrich, filunuii Library has been scheduled for Satur­ Albright College Gingrich Library mer. Wint Selby ...... Harold Matter Hall. The program will feature a day, November 8. During the after­ On February 5, Howard Pierce Presidents7 School; Nora ...... Dorothy McFarland barn dance; and during intermis­ noon, Albright's football squad will Davis, noted coast-to-coast traveler, Technical Director _____ Tom Clark sions, skits depicting the various ac­ meet Lebanon Valley’s in the Al­ observer,' lecturer, and writer, will Field Trips Impressive tivities of the ‘Y’ will be presented. bright Stadium. Try-outs were held last Tuesday, be featured as the cultural speaker. Robert Ziegler, Y.M.C.A. Presi­ For the planning o f the college’s Wednesday, and Thursday in the The affair, which will be o f particu­ dent, attended the school for the Kenneth Spencer, the famous Ne­ contributions to the activities, a com­ College Chapel. Rehearsals began lar interest to freshmen, is in charge presidents o f college Christian »or­ gro basso who appeared at Albright mittee o f students and faculty has last night. o f the publicity committee headed ganizations held at Columbia Union several years ago, will return on been appointed. The alumni com­ by Kazuye Kiyono and Lemar Kopp, Theological Seminary from June 8- Monologue Interpretations March 11 to present a musical con­ mittee consists o f: chairman, Fred Albright College Gingrich LibraryOther members on the committee are AugustAlbright 15. Seventeen College states Gingrich and 88 Library AlbrightAt the first College meeting o f theGingrich Dom­ Library cert. Mr. Spencer, who was receiv­ Howard, 1912, representing Kappa Doris Chanin, Ethel Harris, George colleges were represented by the 85 ino Club, to be held Thursday night ed so enthusiastically when he was lR>silon Phi Fraternity; Paul Kim- Hummer, Carl Bretz, James Nace, students working for the six credits at 8:10 p. m. in the Chapel, mono­ here before, completed during the mel, 1947, o f the Alpha Pi Omega and Fred Neuroth. offered from Columbia University. logue interpretations will be pre­ war an eight-month overseas tour Fraternity; Ralph Kresge, 1982, for As part o f the frosh orientation Albright was one* o f the smallest sented by Beverly Bressler, Ralph for the U.S.O. the Pi Tau Beta Fraternity; William program, the traditional Y.M.C.A. among these colleges including such Cocking, Morris Knouse, Dorothy As the final feature of the year’s Bottionari, o f the Zeta Omega Epsi­ and Y.W.C.A. parties were held last well known universities as Georgia McFarland, Vi Seibert, and Norman cultural program, Jeanne Welty will lon Fraternity; Mrs. Theodore Mury, Tuesday evening. The big and little* Tech, Ohio State, and the University Telsey. All freshmen, as well as make a return performance on our formerly Miss Jeannette Henry, sisters enjoyed their annual pajama of Illinois. upperclassmmen, interested in dra­ campus on April 8. Miss Welty will i 1987, for the Pi Alpha Tau Sorority; party in the Lower Social Room. matics are invited to attend the appear in the multiple role o f de­ Included in this six weeks* session Albright College Gingrich CletaLibrary Rein, frosh commission chair­ Albright College GingrichMiss Library Anna Mast, 1938, for the Phi meeting.Albright College Gingrich Library were three courses. “ Christian Eth­ signer playwright, actress, and pro­ man, was in charge o f the affair and Beta Mu Sorority; Mrs. Anna H. ics’’, the most interesting of these, ducer, and on this occasion will pre­ was assisted by Margaret Fisher and Smith, representing the Student Or­ was taught by Dr. Pope o f the Yale sent “ The World and Nelly Bly.” Barbara Lichtenberger. ganization and Activities Commmit- Duddy Teaches at U L £ A ; Divinity School. The discussion dealt Assisting Dr. Hamilton on the The big and little brothers enjoy­ tee; and Rev. Lester L. Stabler, as with theories and action for good Family Tours W est Cultural Program Committee are ed a swimming party at the Central vice-president o f the Alummni As­ society. Also included were field Professor John H. Duddy spent Miss Elsie Garlach, Professor Clyde Y.M.C.A. the same evening. With sociation. trips to several places o f religious six weeks this summer supervising Harding, Dr. Gerrit Memming, Miss Robert Ziegler in charge of the get- and political interest. Among these the music program at U.L.C.A. at Josephine Raeppel, Dr. R ussell together, the men played table ten- were Father Divine’s Mission, the Asoloman, Monterey, Calif. There Smith, Rev. Lester stabler, Director ms, pool, chess, and checkers. Spanish Club Initiates Albright College Gingrich Library DistrictAlbright Attorney's College and Mayor's Gingrich of­ Library wereAlbright 480 students College from 98 Gingrich colleges Library of Public Relations, and Professor Howard Widdowson. fices, U. N. Headquarters, and an To Present Skits enrolled in the program, with a fac­ ulty o f 87. Spatz Relinquishes institutional church in Harlem. Five skits will be presented at the Eats With Father Divine first regular meeting o f La Sociedad As part o f the program, General "V s" Name Speaker Buildings to Pierce Bob was particularly impressed Cultural Española, Monday, October Feng o f the Chinese Army, taught by his visit with Father Divine, when the words o f Chinese songs through In order to relieve Jim Spatz of 18 at 4:10 p. m. in the Music Studio, a group of about 150 participated in an interpreter, while Dr. Duddy To Replace Horton some o f his duties so as to increase announced Mary Fry, president of the communion service at one o f the taught the music to the students who Paul Harris, Jr. has been named efficiency, President Harry V. Mas­ the Spanish group. The skits, a pre­ peace missions. Communion, the only represented Norway, Denmark, Swe­ speaker at the ‘Y* Retreat on Oc­ ters has given H. Eugene Pierce requisite o f club membership, will Albright College Gingrich Library sacramentAlbright recognized College by Father Gingrich Di­ Library den,Albright China, Canada, College and the Gingrich United Library tober 18 and 19 to replace Dr. Wal­ charge o f the new government build­ be given by Margery Lyman, Erwine vine, is really a 88 course meal, hav­ States. Prof Duddy’s day lasted ter Marshall Horton, who was un­ ing, the Administration Building, the Schlear, Ralph Cocking, Jerry Ped- ing five or six desserts, for 15 cents. ota, and Joseph Reeves. from 7:00 a. m. to 10:45 p. m. able to attend the camp. Memorial Library, Sylvan Chapel, The finest o f linens and silverware The election o f a secretary to fill j Dr. Duddy’s family also accom­ Mr. Harris, a Latin American in­ the Merner-Pfeiffer Hall of Science, are used in service. From this large the position o f Robert Evers, who panied him in a tour o f the Black terpreter and reporter on interna­ and the Women’s Dormitories. group Father Divine chose at ran­ did not return to Albright this fall, Hills, Yellowstone, Glacier Park, tional affairs, is a well-known coun­ All requests for repairs, mainten­ dom six special guests o f which Bob will also be held. Samuel Santaspirt, Banff, Lake Louise, Crater Lake, sellor o f youth and is well qualified ance work, moving, or changing was one. Bob was seated opposite treasurer, announced that all last Red Woods, Mt. Hood, Shasta Mts., to discuss the questions o f young furniture should be made through Father Divine, who read the scrip­ semester dues, as well as dues for San Francisco, Pueblo Indians, Boul­ people and the place o f religion in Mr. Pierce by writing a brief de­ tures which were different articles the year 1947-1948, will be payable der Dam, and Grand Canyon. Albrighttheir lives. College Gingrich scriptionLibrary o f the work you consider Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library (Continued on Page 4) j at this meeting. Doris Downes and Owen Henry, needed and placing the request in his box in the switchboard office. co-chairmen o f the affair, announced Mendelsohn Wins that “ Blest Be the Tie’’ has been The Post Office and drivers of Bostonien Deen Helen Beker Likes Albright/ chosen as the theme for the retreat, trucks which make deliveries behind Rotary Scholarship which will be held at Bynden Wood, the Administration Building request Misses Tropicel Fish end Book Collection that no one park behind the build­ Albright College has another grad­ near Wernersville. On what was perhaps the busiest day o f Freshman Orientation Week, ing. There will be no parking be­ uate about whom it can boast. Sey­ your reporter wedged her way into the Office o f the Dean o f Women to* hind Selwyn Hall because o f the lake mour Mendelsohn, 27, o f 1226 Amity project. Parking around the tennis find Dean Helen Baker directing a dozen different activities at once Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library St.,Albright is one o f theCollege 20 students Gingrich who Library Student Union Building courts inhibits the trucks working on with the imperturbability o f a general under fire. Busy as she was, Miss the new buildings. Due to these con­ Baker found time to answer the eager questions o f the press. recently received Rotary Interna­ Nearing ¿Completion ditions, drivers are* requested t o Tall, brown-eyed, smoothly-coiffed, Miss Baker admitted she was tional Scholarships. Mr. Mendelsohn Work is progressing at full speed park their cars on the streets off from “ Bahston,” where she graduated from Boston University. She has is a graduate of Reading High, Al­ campus. always been ihterested in group' on the new government building, fact that she couldn’t bring with her bright College, and the Maxwell Mr. Pierce asks that all cigarette work as her work at Greenwich which President Harry V. Masters her two tanks o f tropical fish. “ Beau­ Graduate School o f Citizenship of butts ^be discarded in the receptacles House and Grosvenor Neighborhood tiful things,” Miss Baker exclaimed, expects to be ready for occupancy placed on all floors o f the Adminis­ House Will testify. Before coming Syracuse University. While at Al­ “ twenty-seven varieties in pairs I” by Homecoming Day, November 8. tration Building and that all stu­ to Albright Miss Baker was director bright he earned numerous honors She also regretted leaving behind AlbrightThe basement College is completely Gingrich finish­ dents Library make use o f the new waste o f Albright student personnel College and teacher Gingrich of Library forAlbright scholarship, College leadership, Gingrich music, Library sociology at New York Medical Col­ her library o f first editions. ed except for plumbing fixtures, cans on the campus. and debating. lege. During her stay at Albright, Miss while the roof and siding are done. Baker will be studying for her doc­ Leaving for Southampton, Eng­ Her first view o f Albright was an torate. She told me% that she and land from New York, Friday, Oc­ The floors and interior are yet to be Former Vice-President unusual one. She arrived at eleven Miss Raeppel have made a “ horse- tober 26, aboard the Queen Mary, finished before the exterior is paint­ o’clock at night, and her taxi-driver O f Albright College Dies trade.” Miss Raeppel is to help Miss Mr. Mendelsohn will attend the Uni­ ed white. had to pound on all the doors be­ The Honorable Mr. Clarence D. Baker brush up on her German, but versity of London School of Eco­ fore a sleepy Jim Spatz could be Sherman Cottage was painted dur­ Becker, former vice-president o f Al­ Miss Baker doesn’t know just what nomics. Lectures to Rotary Clubs aroused. Since then Miss Baker has ing the summer, and the painters bright College, died late this sum­ she’ll teach Miss Raeppel. throughout England, Scotland, and had a chance to become better ac­ Albrightwill start workCollege on the GingrichCollege mer. Library Mr. Becker has been a member Albright College GingrichAs farLibrary as her future here at Al­ IrelandAlbright explaining College American Gingrich atti­ Library quainted. She told me she thought Chapel next. o f the College Board o f Trustees for bright is concerned, Miss Raker is tudes and opinions will be combined the Albright campus particularly many years, and from 1986 until looking forward to it with pleasant with his studies o f diplomatic his­ Dr. Masters also announced that beautiful. “ The people are so tre­ 1941 he served as Vice-President in anticipation. Speaking o f future tory, economics, and international in the future Selwyn Hall and the mendously friendly a n d helpful,” charge o f Finances. Since 1940, he student relationships, our new dean law. annex will all be referred to as Sel­ said Miss Baker, “ and faculty and has been a Senator representing expressed the hope that all discrimi­ President Harry V. Masters, pres­ wyn Hall. The old building will be students alike seem proud to be Al- Pennsylvania. nations between campus^ groups ident o f the Reading Rotary Club, brightians.” called the South Wing and the new Mr. Becker was graduated from would disappear. W e are sure that stated that the scholarships were One the North Wing, while the por­ Albright in 1910, after which he com­ As for hobbies and other interests, Miss Baker can expect the whole­ established by the Paul Harris Me­ Albrighttion housing College the kitchen Gingrich will be pleted Library his law course at the Uni­ MissAlbright Baker enjoys College opera and horse­Gingrichhearted Library cooperation of everyone at morialAlbright Foundation College in honor o fGingrich Paul Library known as the East Wing. versity o f Pennsylvania Law School, j back riding. She also bemoaned the Albright in carrying out this ideal. Harris, founder of Rotary.

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Or Rambling and Gambling LOIS TAYLOR ______...... Editor For years now I’ve been hearing MARY FRY ROBERT REED of the roaring Albright Lions, but Associate Editors this Registration Day was the first BEVERLY BRESLER______Trial News Editor time that I actually saw them. Reg­ Mary Bechtel Morris Knouse Violette Seibert istration, that’s another college term AlbrightRosemarie College Behler Gingrich Miriam Library Kramet Erma Seidel Albright College Gingrichfor Library “ Guess What Line You Stand Albright College Gingrich Library Lillian Boyer Dorothy McFarland Jeanne Swavely in Next.” There was a rumor going Janet Coombs Hazel Moerder Joyce Thompson around that veterans were going to Sarah Davenport Henrietta Morrison Geraldine Wentzel get three hours* credit this semester Jeanne Flickinger Rachel Ravitz Robert Ziegler from the bookstore, but that, of Virginia Hallacher Jean Schwartz course, is nonsense. Who ever heard 4joma £e Omelet DOROTHY SEISLER...... Feature Editor Things have been rather busy for o f anybody getting credit from the Lawrence Beyer Dorothy Holl Fred Perfect Dandy. With frosh orientation and bookstore? The home economics department, the return of the upperclassmen, foreseeing the new fashions of long Ralph Cockling Barbara Kast Patricia Pierce One girl had a little trouble with Dandy’s been knocking himself out skirts, hats from Paris, and length­ AlbrightRobert College Dombro Gingrich Robert Library Morgan Cleta Rein Albright College Gingrichone Library of the professors at registration: Albright College Gingrich Library to get everybody welcomed and feel­ ened jackets, decided that it needed John Flickinger Marion Swartz Jane Reynolds she didn’t know what he meant when ing at home. But now Dandy pauses, several new outfits for the fall. Sher­ Jack Gounder Irving Dershwitz he told her she should fill out her dives into his den, and comes out man cottage added a new coat of Doris Chanin Waltër Hayum form better. Anyway it’s no wonder with the name of William “ Pee- paint to its interior and exterior and DAVID VOIGT ...... Sports Editor that so many characters get into the Wee” Walb. Yep, it’s Pee-Wee’s I then ordered a new electric refrig­ Robert Hoffman William Hutchinson school. They still require at least turn to be “ lionized.” erator. Marjorie Lyman Calvin Lieberman two character referentes from each Pee-Wee is a little guy who’s a Mrs. Anna H. Smith, head of the JEAN BORGSTROM ...... Business Manager student. (I wonder what excuse the big wheel. Blond and bland, Bill foods department, fulfilled a long- James Brusch Marjorie Clark John Werley profs use?) packs a lot of personality behind his delayed dream when, with the help Richard Chambers David Roland Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightspectacles. He College is also one Gingrich o f our There Library have been a great man Albrightof Miss Doris Piper,College of Merritt Gingrich Lum­ Library LUCY SMITH ...... 1...... Circulation Editor most active seniors. An A.P.O., Bill changes made on the campus this ber Company, and the General Elec­ was custodian of that organization year. For instance, Selwyn pond ha tric Company, she transformed her The editorial columns o f this publication are open to criticism, and com­ been improved. In fact it’s now big munications at all times are to be taken as the opinions o f the editors, unless last year. International Relations demonstration platform into an all­ otherwise indicated. No anonymous communications will be published al­ enough for a one-legged man to though names of signed communications will be withheld at the writer’s Club claims him as a loyal member, electric kitchen with cabinets, draw­ request. and the Veterans’ Club elected him wade in. The dormitories have beei ers, file cabinets, closets, the usual Entered as second class matter, July 15, 1941 at the post office, Heading, fixed up, too, and a fine addition has Pennsylvania, under the Act o f March 3, 1879. treasurer his junior year. Pee-Wee kitchen equipment, and— an electric been made to each student’s bill. Thi hangs his hat at the Daymen’s Club, dishwasher. N o more rough, red, Zeta House has been improved im­ which group made him its student dishpan hands for the home eccers. September 30, 1947 mensely; in fact the windows hav< Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightcouncil representative College and vice-pres­Gingrich Library ToAlbright complement College the electric Gingrich demon­ Library ident his junior year. But Bill’s big been so much improved that shades stration lab, new gas stoves were in­ and Venetian blinds are excess. (But political career opened when he was stalled in the foods laboratory, and then it may rain soon.) O f course, Opportunity Knocks Again lected president of Student Council, a gas refrigerator is coming soon. Today, when colleges all over the world are crowded far Daymen’s prexy, and treasurer of his no one can complain about the car­ Demonstrators to Come beyond normal capacity, we at Albright can be grateful for the class. Even though surrounded by pet in the social room, because there Mrs. Smith haq planned to have opportunities afforded us because our college is a small one. the glory of this political coup, the actually is nothing to complain several important demonstrations in Here, w e know that wherever we go w e will see familiar faces; affable William remains serene and about. the new kitchen. October 20, a wom­ w e know that our profs will stop on campus to chat with us. Each friendly. Probably some of the freshmen^ an from the National Livestock of us can feel that he is a personality and not ticket number Pee-Wee anti Pinochle are a little bit anxious over their nd Meat Board will be the first Albright7834 in College chow line Gingrich or seat number Library 675 in English 2. Albright“The little colonel”College likes Gingrichpinochle. first Librarydays at school, but whether they Albright College Gingrich Library person to use our new equipment, When a student enters an extra-curricular activity in one of In fact, you’ll undoubtedly find him know it or not, at college it’s usually nd November 10, the Evaporated the large universities, he is immersed into a sea of humanity in the Daymen’s Club in a friendly one thing right after another; and Milk Corporation o f America is and unless he becomes one of the few top leaders, he never game with the boys. Or he might sometimes if you’re not fleet-footed emerges as an individual until graduation. He is either one be at Pete’s in the midst of a pro­ it can lead to marriage and more sending a demonstrator to Albright. among thousands, or he has the enormous task of leading these verbial bull session or flying around so. However, most of the frosh will he clothing department has ac­ large, unwieldy groups. Anyone who has been at Albright for in Heb Yeagley’s truck. But wher­ find their subjects relatively easy. quired a textile laboratory. This con­ even a short time knows that when a person enters into activ. ever Pee-Wee happens to be, you’re In fact, the closer the relative the sists of an automatic launderer, a ities here, he has a chance to express his opinions; he can be sure to fin4 the famous Walb grin. easier the course, freshmen veterans ;as dryer, and an automatic ironer. Albrighton committees College for Gingrich planning our Library activities as we want them. He AlbrightA sociology College major, Bill Gingrich plans to probably Library think that going to college AlbrightThe senior home College economics Gingrich students Library meets new friends with interests similar to his. Each person can teach social subjects after gradu­ better than doing what the vets fill use this laboratory for testing contribute his talents to the group yet stand out as an individual. ation. Dandy wishes him all the luck of World War I did, but they bet­ textiles in their textile course. W e gain much from our extra-curricular life on campus. in the world, gives a big roar of ap­ ter not forget that you have to pol­ A. brief preview o f the HEO plans Let's take advantage of the opportunities afforded us by a small proval, and dives back into his den. ish the apple quite often at college shows that the first guest, the wife college. f Congressman Muhlenberg, will speak on the etiquette o f state din­ Those Lowly Frosh ners. In January HEO will present Katharine Fisher, Director o f the Another new crop of freshmen is again adorning our cam­ For Women Only, Good Housekeeping Institute, to Al­ pus with the familiar red and white of the Frosh customs. To Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library bright.Albright A county College dinner forGingrich home Library them, senior class and graduation must appear as only a very A Challenge economists will mark this occasion. small indefinable dot in the perspective of a college career. And Of course you girls have seen the (Continued on Page 3) those awfully big upperclassmen, why they are almost all old styles predicted for college this fall women and veterans. and winter. The idea it seems is to Yes, that's the Frosh class— a good bunch of lads just out of go back to the 90’s or thereabouts Inquiring school. But these little cherubs will, after the proper period, Bv A n n e O n y m o u s and look as much like Grandma as abandon "those silly Frosh customs" and proceed to mature .s a rule, Annie does her best to possible. Now, there was nothing Reporter and absorb learning by the barrel-full. In some instances they be impartial so far as classes are wrong with Grandma’s clothes; they Albrightm ay even College absorb it Gingrich by the wash-boiler-full Library (of frogs and formal­ concerned,Albright but Collegethis issue she Gingrichcouldn’t were Library frilly, feminine, and flattering. AlbrightThis week yourCollege reporter Gingrich really Library dehyde). Somewhere along the line, in the process of maturing, help giving a word of welcome to the But for the modern college lass, they stuck her neck out by asking the these offsprings will be officially inducted in to the Albrightian dozen or so veterans who were at aren’t very practical. Why wear long freshmen what impressed (or de­ student body. one time members of the class of skirts when short ones give much pressed) them most about Albright. 49. They are Bob Miller, Don Walt­ Midsemesters and final exams. Thanksgiving and Christmas more freedom? Why wear friily The following are the printable re­ vacations will in the course of time leave their etched marks on ers, Rudy Walenta, Bill Simmons, blouses when sweaters are so becom­ plies: the spirits of these aspirants. Then— before w e know it, we have Neil Hill, Noel Gilbert, Julian Green­ ing, so easy to wear and pack? As Terrence Connor—Walter Fox. a class of students just a semester from being sophomores. span, Gerry Oplinger, Dick Alen- for the new coats— they can’t be Walter Fox—Terrence Connor. After a few more exams and the fraternity and sorority haz­ bach, Russ Millard, and Vernon called flattering by any means. Johnny Wise— Friendliness of the ings, our big little Frosh class will sit back and muse. "These Stoop. Dick Alenbach would like to Even disregarding the argument majority of the people. upper-classmen don't look quite so old as we thought they know what happened to the Albright Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrichabout Library the wearability o f the new HaroldAlbright Kehler —College The crowded Gingrich situ­ Library looked. In fact, w e look Just as old." Hello” . He still remembers from styles, the very reason for the fash ation. • You were right the first time, kids, about the upper-class­ the fall of ’45. Some other upper ion revolution is enough to arouse Jan Price—Willingness of everyone men looking old, but remember; you aren't through college lassmen are wondering too, Dick. the ire of the American college girl. to help the Frosh. yourself. Betty Sarge is having quite a The campaign so shrewdly conceived Janice Neuroth — Friendly attitude, time Q om petin g with Jean of by the fashion industry in order and the fact that everyone tries to Long’s culinary efforts so far as Rubber Band Thoughts to relieve the lagging clothing , sales help you. Trigger Smith is concerned. is to make us all throw away our Bill Moyer— Frosh customs. Have you ever held a rubber band in one hand and pulled Witnesses have heard Terry Con­ old clothes, which they h$ve so con­ Eleanor Spring — Sweet personali­ jt with your other hand? W hen you let it go, it snaps back into nor proposing to Mary Bechtel. An­ veniently outmoded, and buy new ties of everybody. Albrightits original College shape Gingrich to remain there Library until another vigorous tug nieAlbright asks “ Proposing College what?” Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library ones. Even if the college girl could Nancy Stump — Friendliness; the yanks at it Of course, it might give you a jolt on the snap-back, Last week Larry Bott, a for­ but that is soon forgotten. afford to do this (which in most cases sports set-up for girls. mer Albrightian, left for sunny she can’t), would it be worthwhile Roy Rentz — Lincoln’s Gettysburg Many people's thoughts are like rubber bands. Opinions California. Three thousand miles to change from the comfortable and Address. (That’s in the front of are formed in youth and remain much the same through the may be a long way off, but Vi (Continued on Page 8) the Ad Building, in case you rest of life. Others m ay pull and tug, but to no avail; those Seibert can tell you that air mail hadn’t noticed.) , stubborn opinions just snap back to their satus quo. If the owner letters travel fast. It won’t be Jean Smith—Frosh customs. gets too much of a jolt from the thinking, he pockets his thoughts to o lo n g till Christmas, Vi. Zing! Cupid’s arrow has stuck “Dee” Marques— Friendly spirit. and won't bring them near a discussion again— too dangerous. Don’t forget — “Absence m«ket again. That little guy sure gets W e are entering a new year at Albright; a year which can the hasn’t grow fonder.” around these days. Looks like his Kemmy” Morrison — The dramatic Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightprogram. College Gingrich Library be stimulating both in classes and in the eternal discussions al­ Wanna have some fun, huh? Men­ arrow landed in the hearts o f Joyce w ays in full swing in at least one comer of the campus. Enter tion Willy Marlow or Jack Hottenstein and Harry Schiefer. Jesse Hunsberger— The change-over into these experiences, bringing out your opinions and listening “ Snookie” to a freshman girl and Good shooting, Dan. from high school; you’re really on to others' with an open mind. The jolts won't hurt but merely your own time; everything’s busi­ watch her eyes light up!! Espied Harriet Greenberg and prbve that perhaps you are wrong. ness. Come a little closer and let Walt Hayum sauntering to and ■ After much pulling and tugging, a rubber band stretches Joe Wolff—The profs are nicer than Annie tell you what she just fro on the campus. Who knows or Breaks, but why wait until you are old and then looking back, I expected; I thought they’d be heard. There’s a girl on campus what the new year will bring? realize how different your life would have been if you had only stricter. who’s been saving her nicklas But you can be sure that what­ thought through your opinions long ago. Search for the truth Ronald Romig — The friendliness of to call, you’ll never guess, the ever it is, Annie will be watfch- now. the upperclassmen. Albright College Gingrich Library AlbrightTheolog Building. College Gingrichinf, Library waiting, n’listening. 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Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) THE ALBRIGHTIAN MARAUDERS RUIN LIONS GRID DEBUT, 20-13 Ambitious Intramural Program Carded Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library 4,000 Grief-Stricken Fans See Lowly Lion Frosh Aid Coach Parsons Intramural Director; Lions Blow 13-0 Lead to Marauders Local Gendarmes In Football, Tennis, Lead Fall Ticket By Cal Lieberman Cor ailing Marauders This year’s record enrollment of knowledge seeking souls will not be Albright’s “ new lions” dropped their opener to the Marauders from About the only Millersville Ma­ without proper recreational pursuits. Under the direction of Physical Millersville, 20-18. Football lived up to its reputation as being a game rauders any Lions managed to catch Director, Lloyd Parsons, the most ambitious intramural program ever to of freaks when the future teachers capitalized on three blqcked kicks up with last week were the delega­ hit Albright will soon be underway. Included in the fall branch o f the in the second thirty to steal the game. Albright’s “ 47” edition, revised, Albright College Gingrich Library tionAlbright sent down toCollege give the stadium Gingrich Intramural Library programs will be such sports asAlbright tennis, touch College football and Gingrich ping Library showed early potentialities of developing into a first rate club by playing pong. Later on basketball, softball, volley bail and wrestling will find walls a badly needed coat of white­ heads up ball. Both teams used frequent substitutions to give the in­ their way on the card. Also if there is enough interest displayed, intra- experienced toters the needed, knowledge. wash. Now all this came out of an mural golf will wend its way on Albright’s first gold zone march innocent pep rally held at Millers­ the spring schedule. V began with a pass from Harnly to ville the night before the big game. Fall Tennis Tourney Loaded Mules Await Parsons Calls for Gridders ■ Pedota good for a first dow * Mar- However, it seems some Lancaster Coach Parsons plans to get this I cani’s pass to Oxenreider put the To Get Underway Lion Visit Saturday stool pigeon informed the police up fall intramural program underway I ball on the Marauder’s Iff stripe. Athletic director Lloyd Parsons as soon as possible. Touch football Next week will find our ’47 grid- there that ffO lads were taking off I Albright From here toCollege paydirt it Gingrich was Mara- Library Albright College Gingrichhas served Library notice that there will be will Albright begin as soon College as the teams Gingrich are Library ders embarking on their first road for Reading with 10 gallons of ■ cani hauling for six ground gaining a tennis ladder conducted this fall. organized. To compete in this league trip o f the present campaign. The I drives. To add insult to injury whitewash. The tourney will be run off in the the men have only to assemble them­ team heads for Allentown where B Maracani booted the conversion. The However, our “ vigilante minded” following manner. To begin with, selves in groups o f nine or ten men. I boy from Hazelton broke the Lion’s they will square off against Muhlen­ freshman were alert— almost more anyone with any kind of experience A captain should be chosen and ■ dismal streak, carried over from last berg’s powerful Mules. The outlook is urged to enter. There will be no lert than their I.Q.’s call for. And turned in to Coach Parson’s office I year, of being white-washed in the seems darker almost than last top seeded entries and competitors (across from the bookstore) as soon year. This year the Mules ha so they conceived the ingenious plan I last four games. will be paired off by picking the as possible. Those of you who are Pedota Pay» Off been blessed with the rating of being o f waiting in shifts for the culprits rivals out of a hat. Games will be unable to form a team of your own one of the most loaded small colleges The lion’s next roar came when to arrive. This didn’t happen till played at times mutually agreed on can submit your name to Parsons ■ Albright rugged Mike College Plaskonas snatchedGingrich a in theLibrary country. The Mules lived up 2:30 Albright A. M., but ffO College stout Millersville Gingrich by the rival Library tennis players. The lad­ duringAlbright the regular College P.T. period. Gingrich The Library 1 Millersville aerial on the run. Trap to this pre-season rating by blasting boys rolled in. It was then that our der is open to anyone in all classes. coach will find a place for you on ■ ped by tacklers, he heaved tlie oval Lafayette, a good team by the way, frosh summoned the local gendarmes To register sign up in Parson’s office one of the other rosters. So all men V • to Jerry Pedota who banzaied his 38-0 last Saturday. Lafayette, by and began rounding up these , civic across from the bookstore as soon as interested in a little grid tussling, I way over the remaining yards to the way, is the same team that will minded individuals. However, they possible. just drop in the Coach’s office. He’ll face powerful Penn next week. I tally six. The first half ended with managed to grab only 22 out o f ffO Last year’s tennis ladder carried be glad to handle you. I Albright in form, 18-0. Everyone In case you’re interested the Mules which is a lousy batting average. The well into November before the issue Tennis Wheel to Begin I was amazed by the new lions', Jim very thoughtfully scored only six >ther stalwarts escaped in four cars was finally settled. Allen Fisher fl- The other feature on the fall ticket I Maracani, who plunged through the touchdowns in crushing us 39-0 last to their home baliwick. The other lally won out beating John Dohner will be a tennis ladder. Here’s a I holes opened up by the line. And year. If we can only hope for a lads were forced to spend the Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrichn a hard Library fought three set struggle. chanceAlbright for you wouldCollege be racket Gingrich Library I four-thousand paid admissions rang spot of such generosity this year, night in a Reading clink— and take This year with A1 out via gradu wielders to earn your spurs. There ft a different note in the Albright cash there will be less gloom in the den. it from me. The Reading clink is ition, the league should be wide will be no seeded players and the I register which was a far cry from iowever, Lion fans can rest assured no Statler. Maybe that's why Mil­ open again. So drop down and get number one position belongs to the I last year. Young Bill Krohto re- that our boys will contest every one lersville turned on the heat in that aur name on the list. All matches best man. You can enter this tour­ I turned two punts with a speed that of {he T.D.’s the Mules pile up. final frame! ill be played on the Albright courts ney by affixing your John Henry to I would put Assault to shame. How- another of the rosters in Parson’s I ever the Lions lost this yardage on a office. r clipping penalty. Good kicking, run- ! ning and passing characterized the SPORTS OF THE ALBRIGHTIAN Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library lion first half while the Marauders * * ★ ★ ★ Shirk s Harriers Open seemed lost. Captain George Urose’ I WATCH OCT FOR THE YANKEE BOMBERS! vich kept the line charged with spirit A By Dave Voigt Practice Sessions that was remminiscent of ’80. To blow the top off all this, Larry situation took place. Another^ A The title of this little broadcast Gene Shirk’s cross country har­ Lion» Lose Grip McPhail had to open his big mouth bruised and battered Yankee team $ g is synonymous with the frenzied riers started on their annual sight The second chapter seemed to be in the early part o f the season al­ had crossed the wires to meet a cry which rival American league seeing tours “ a-la feet” yesterday as i a complete reverse of the first with most causing a split in the ranks. cocky Cardinal team in the series, K managers have sounded ever since they prepped for their fall campaign f Millersville doing the assaulting and Harris Scores Triumph Those Yanks were literally held to -2» V the New York Yankees first be- In their initial practice. It’s not too Albright trying to hold on to ropes How did they do it? Well a gether by sticking plaster. T o n y ? O gan rocking the league over 20 late for all you sons o f the god, thatAlbright weren’t there.College Mike Gingrich Wenglaz Library little Albright guy named College Bucky Harris Gingrich Lazzeri had Library such a bad shoulder? Albright College Gingrich Library A years ago. But since 1944 man- Mercury, to deliver your messages ran Plasknoas’ kick from the goal came along and took the hel that he could hardly swing a bat, ? » agers have defied the Bombers and to Garcia. Just sign up with Shirk. line to his own 24 where Pedota Bucky just didn’t do anything Joe Dugan was hampered by a | g even consigned them to fourth Last year’s leggers won three and nailed him. The next drive was a 89 wrong. He took a chance on some knee injury, Benny Bengough w a s f ? place one year, but no longer. For tossed three but Mr. Shirk hopes his yard run by Millersville’s Peters questionable players like George doing all the catching since all the ? 2? in the current campaign the Bronx boys will write a better record this ^hich was the longest of the game. McQuinn and rookie Vic Raschi other receivers were lame, H erb? v Bombers, actually riddled with in- year. Albright took over on their own five -nd came out O.K. Although only Pennock couldn’t pitch at all, Earl V ? juries, so trampled their rival Ed “ Spud” A n 1 i a n, sometimes and it was here that Maracani’s at­ the somber walls of Harris’ Yankee Combs was taped from head to ? A clubs in the pennant race that thought to be related to a gazelle, tempted punt was blocked by Paul Stadium clubhouse office tell the foot, and Babe Ruth had a terrific ? I? baseball will no doubt never be the will be there as the mainstay and Desch, Millersville’s slashing end and tale of the strain and heartbreak Charley horse which had the big lad ? Albright College Gingrichsame Library in Beantown or the Motor City, Albright College Gingrich Library Joe KubisenAlbright threatens College to follow. WeGingrich Library Lion nemesis. The next play Mike that went into getting this limping every game. Well this out- ? extend an invitation to John Yocum Wenglasz handed the porker to w Did I say injury riddled? I was bunch across the pennant line. fit rolled into the series and tore ? to take his spikes off the wall and Brenner a n d Brenner flipped t o ? kidding—the Yanks o f this year This, dear fans, is the same the Cards apart, winning four| turn out for a few laps. Let’s go Desch for the tally. The boot from V looked li&e the accident ward of bunch that is going to hang up the straight games. Small wonder that ? runners, sign up and put the Lions the expert toe of Noll left the Ma­ ? Community General Hospital. The 47 World Championship bunting Jake Ruppert, the eminent brew- ? rauders trailing, 18-7. ? peerless Joe DiMaggio still hobbles I’m not merely echoing the words master and Yankee owner, allow ed? \In” a from his early season heel opera­ o f the betting commissioner. Nine plays later, Baumgaertel the joyful champs to rip his shirt? tion, Pitchers Shea, Spud Chand­ There’s a good many solid citizens kicked, saw it blocked by Mike Wen­ off his back! ? ler and Allie Reynolds all were who will wager their brown enve­ Varsity Schedule glasz who raced over for Millers­ You should see a lot o f this o ld ? sidelined with soupbone injuries. lope that theGowanus lads are going Snturday, Oct. 4 — Muhlenberg — ville’sAlbright second tally College putting the Gingrich score Library Albright College GingrichYankee spirit Library in this coming series. ? Albright College Gingrich Library Added to all this sob stuff was the Away at 18-18. to snatch it. And there’s no doubt And the Dodgers from the riv er? $ almost impossible blow o f losing that t;lie Dodgers are going to be aren’t lacking in the old m oxie? •Friday, Oct. 10— West Chester S. Marauders Score Clincher T.C.— At Home booming King Kong Keller via a a tough team to crack. But here’s either. But wouldn’t it be funn y,? And in the final stages of play, serious back injury. Tom Henrich, one scribbler who doesn’t think once all is said and done, if th e ? •Friday, Oct. 17— Franklin & Mar­ another Maracani boot was blocked shall—jAt Home Yank right fielder, also suffered the Bums will be around to finish. Yankees would rip Larry McPhail’s ? by a Millersville gridster who fell injured back to give the Bomb- ’28 Yanks Troubled Too shirt o ff his back as a token o f ? ’ Friday, Oct. 24—Moravian— Away on it in the end zone ending the picket line a 100% 4F rating. Back in 1928 an almost identical victory. Saturday, Nov. 1 — Scranton — game for Albright. Noll legged it Away between the uprights to climax the Saturday, Nov. 8— Lebanon Valley sons will possibly have the adrenalin HEO MillersvilleAlbright surge College at 20-18. Gingrich Library Albright College GingrichW OMLibrary EN ONLY 5—AtAlbright Home College Gingrich Library ready for the line's use in the second (Continued from Page 2) (Continued from Page 2) Mike Wenglasz, Paul Desch and half. It seems like the day of the Saturday, Nov. 15—Juniata — At Miss Doris Piper, a household equip­ becoming styles we have become ac­ Hubie Peters were the standouts for sixty-minute ball player is gone and Home ment expert, is another speaker on customed to? the Marauders. Albright’s black dirt that means we must be at least two Saturday, Nov. 22 — Pa. Military the agenda. The rest of the women o f the farmers, Plaskonas, Maracani, Urose- deep in reserve strength at each po­ College— Away country don’t think so. All over the vich, and Koskulitz aided by the sition. But here’s hoping the new With the new equipment and the Thursday, Nov. 27 — Gettysburg— United States, clubs of protest have At Home New Jersey delegation, Fred Rosen, lions go on fighting always like that plans for special speakers, Albright been organized whose members re­ •Night Game Pedota, and Frank Bird all looked first half. is offering the upperclassmen home economics majors and the fifteen fuse to wear any o f the new fash­ Millersville Albright ions. Even “ Life” magazine in re­ AlbrightDavis to College Join Team GingrichDesch Library ..... __ LE ______Koskulitz freshmenAlbright entered under College home eco­ Gingrich Library skirts andAlbright trim those College bulky coats. Gingrich Library Smoker _____—— L T ___ ...- - Urosevich viewing college fashions in last The next game against Muhlen­ nomics a well-rounded knowledge of Above all, wear what is most becom­ — LG ___------Rosen week’s issue skeptically wondered berg will see a far wiser pack of Harclerode __ C ______Marson the field. ing to you personally no matter what Noel ..-...... T..... __ RG __ ___.— Yanoski whether college girls would actually Lions on the loose with two addi­ fashion editors decree. Remember— LeVan wear the clothes they were portray­ tions who possibly will get a chance — RE ___ ville: Van grin, Morgan, Brace, Freeman, Wenglasz _____ — QB ------Plaskonos ing. there is no “ new” look. The picture Brenner ...... LH ..... Petras, Beuder, Starr, Pileggi, Miller, Breit- to prove their value— Elmer “ Vir­ ...... Maracani egan, Chryst, Irwin, McCoach, Groff, Von- you want to create is the age-old one Connor ...__ -...... RH __ savage. Albright: Sherlach, Krohto, Hy- Since college girls contribute a gil” Davis and “ Wass” Plaskonas, FB ___ ------Harnly o f womanliness. To achieve this, you J'>ck, Searfass, Carr. Baumgaertel, Boa- good deal to the style-consciousness brother o f Mike. Millersville __ I 0 0 13 7—20 an, Stoudt, Batdorf, Drazeck, Rosner, merely have to wear clothes that are Albright ____ 0 13 0 0—13 urphy, Willard, Koch. Referee—Robert of America, it is up to you to de­ In the meantime LeVan Smith ». Black, Kalamazoo. Umpire—James J. graceful, comfortable, a n d neat. ■nay give the boys some barbituate louenaowns — Hlbright: Maracani, Pe­ Henry, Villanova. Head linesman—Worth­ mand the fashions you want. Don’t Avoid the extremes and wear what­ Albright College Gingrichdota, Millersville; Library Desch, Wenglasz, Brace. ington Surrick,Albright Temple. College Field judge —Gingrich buy any o f the Library extreme styles unless Albright College Gingrich Library to quiet their jitters and Lloyd Par- Points after touchdowns—Maracani, Noel Peter J. Morgan, Notre Dame. Timer— ever you have with assurance and ° (placements). Substitutions — Millers- Ron Kichline, Ursinus. you have to; then shorten those long Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) poise. PAGE FOUB THE ALBRIGHTIAN Freshmen Marvel at Sights of Historical Berks CALENDAR I From Gen. Gregg’s Horse to Bird’s Tally-Ho Council Says: Participating in one o f the high­ President William Walb opened i Tuesday, September 30 | noticed the United States Post Of­ ' our destination. Hopewell Village is lights of the Freshman Orientation the first Student Council meeting of * 11:10 a.m.— C hapel — Fresh- $ fice, Christ Episcopal Church, and a typical eighteenth century iron­ Program, approximately s e v e n t the 1947-1948 school year with the > men— Rev. Barth, speaker «i Reading's two largest hotels, The making village which has recently freshmen, members* of the orienta­ usual call for the reading o f the | 4:10 p.m.— Rehearsal — Celeb- & Berkshire and Hotel Abraham Lin­ been purchased by the United States tion committee, and several faculty minutes and committee reports. | rities—Dining Room s coln. Government with the purpose o f re­ members toured Reading and Berks • 7:30 p.m.— Y go to Y—Y Or- |j On our way to the College, we storing it to its original condition Georgqr Koehler, Albright's repre­ Albright College Gingrich LibraryCounty to visit the pertinent andAlbright College Gingrich Library Albright College Gingrich Library ganizations—Chapel a also saw the Beaumont, Heller, and and preserving it as a national park. sentative to the American College historic points of this community, Wednesday, October 1 | Sperling building, the site o f which Revolutioanry War Furnace Conference at the University o f Wis­ Saturday morning, September 20 was formerly Albright College, and [12:40 p.m.— Albrightian Staff A The Hopewell furnace was vital consin this past summer, reported Your reporter, hearing the plans for the Luden Candy Company, th e during the Revolutionary War when that many colleges including such Meeting X the trip, realized that many upper­ 2:00 p.m.— Ladies' Auxiliary— ® makers o f the famous Fifth Avenue Mark Bird, its founder, turned out larger schools as Cornell and Notre classmen would be interested in the Candy Bars. Also pointed out were pig iron and cannons for the Con­ Dame* have many problems similar Dining Room X historical sights of Berks County St. Paul's Catholic Church and tinental Army. The economy of the td ours. The purpose o f the confer­ 7:80 p.m.— Meeting—Skull and V so I put on a Frosh hat and wormed Bones — Science Lecture ® Parochial School and the City Park, furnace depended on its location. To ence is to make an association of my way onto the bus. Albright CollegeHall #Gingrich Library X Albrightwhere four College tennis courts, Gingrich two play­ Librarybe lucrative, it had t o b e n e aAlbright all United College States colleges. Gingrich A bid Library ( 7:80 p.m.— Meeting — W AA— a We left the College in two large grounds, and the Firemen’s Memor­ sources o f iron, coal, water, and for membership is expected shortly; buses going directLy to the Berks ial Bandshell are located. charcoal, which explains its location Student Council is expected to ratify County Historical Society, where we Tour the Skyline in the middle of no-where. this membership for Albright. were guided through the building by At 12:30 on the dot, 70 hungry Dean's Parlor ® The workmen lived in the twenty Secretary Adele Boothroyd read • ® Dr. Raymond W. Albright fend Miss tourists piled into the dining room Thursday, October 2 v tenement houses which, with a two letters #to the Council for con­ ielen Custer. Particularly intriguing where we practically consumed lunch X 11:10a.m.—C hapel — Sopho-a school, the furnace, a casting shed, sideration. The first was from the it this spot were the quaint covered for 100. Ten minutes after lunch X mores — Rev. Barth, X offices, the charcoal storehouse, barn, college treasurer, Charles L. Gordon, wagohs, furnaces, and trundle beds, were off again on our singing speaker v and the iron master's mansion com­ which in essence stated that Council Upon leaving the Historical Society tour up the skyline drive, past the 11:10 a.m.— Meeting — Junior® prised a self-sufficient village. A cannot collect money from the treas­ Albright College Gingrich Librarywe went westward, past the Genera]Albright WEEU F.M. College station and Gingrich the famous Library Albright College Gingrich Library Class—Room 103 X model of the original village is on urer’s office without first presenting David Gregg Statue, Buttonwood Skyline Tower and Hotel. (We 11:10 a.m.— Orientation— Frosh a display in the iron master's house. a bill. The other letter from Presi­ Street Market House, and finally ar­ didn’t stop there because the com­ Class — Science Lecture ® At present the barn is housing about dent Harry V. Masters concerned X rived at the Berkshire Knitting Mills, mittee planning the trip realized the twenty carriages of all sizes and the disposal o f uncalled for, lost | Hall | the largest hosiery mill in the United freshmen will see that edifice fre­ v 4:10 p.m.—Meeting — Student a shapes, including the Tally-Ho stage articles received at the switchboard. States and the producers of about quently enough in the future.) ® Council— Room 106 coaches. Almost all of these vehicles Permission was granted to Council 35 millions pairs of stockings an­ Our first stop was at the Pagoda, A 7:00 p.m.— Chorus — Dining X were in excellent condition. to dispose of the articles by sale nually. a building planned according t o » Room a Prof Gates was tapping and jab­ provided a notice of articles turned Visit Museum those of the Shogun Dynasty in Jap- A 7:00 p.m.— Meeting — Future v bing all the buildings so that he can in be posted thirty days before the On our way to the Reading Public Reading’s Pagoda is anchored X Teachers of America — & give a complete evaluation o f an occurrence o f any such sale. Prof Albright College Gingrich LibraryMuseum and Art Gallery, frosh wereAlbright with ten tonsCollege of bolts Gingrich to the steel- Library Albright College Gingrich Library X Lower Social Rm. X eighteenth century estate to his Kbpuri suggested that students be ger to notice the modern Wyomis- reinforced concrete foundation, ® 8:00 p.m.— Meeting — Domino X business administration classes. notified* through The Albrightian sing High School, Wyomissing Play­ which is built on solid rock in the Club— Chapel ® ground, and the view of the Read­ Meanwhile Dean Baker was mentally that lost articles are turned in at the a mountainside. Friday, October 3 ® ing Skyline, Berks County Court remodeling the mansion to suit the college switch board. Pagoda a Monologue 7:00 p.m.-r-Pep Rally—Campus X House, and the Pagoda. Upon arriv- more aesthetic tastes. he guard at the Pagoda almost Mr. Koehler brought up the prob­ 8i00 p.m.— Football Game — 8 ng at the Museum, the group was At 8:45 we rounded up the pio­ out-shone the monument. He must lems o f vets taking wives into the Central Catholic vs. Phila. ® ivided into five groups under the neers and started on our way to the arn ten per cent on all o f the con­ student section o f the stadium to see Mastbaum V o c . High X supervision of Miss Frances Taylor ast sight of the trip, the Daniel cessions sold, for he worked hard to football games. The misunderstand­ School— Stadium $ and four student guides in order to Boone Homestead where, in 1784, Albright College Gingrich Library Albrightentice us intoCollege the room Gingrich where these Library Albrighting was that College vets pay forGingrich an activ­ Library Saturday, October 4 facilitate the touring of the building. Daniel Boone was born. Daniel grew oncessions were displayed. Since ity ticket and then pay for two more 2:00 p.m.— Football Game vs, The Pennsylvania Dutch exhibit was up in Berks County, spending most re would not take any souvenirs, general admissions. The situation Muhlenberg—Away o f great interest, and the Egyptian of his time hunting in the woods. he gave us an intangible one, an was ironed out with the solution that Sunday, October 5 X mummy (although not alive) held In 1750, the Boone family moved account of sight-seers. He said he vets may take wives into the general 8:45 a.m.— Bible Class— Chapel our attention for some time. to North Carolina, where Daniel had several famous movie stars here, admission section with their activity 3:30p.m.—T e a — President X Having completed the tour of the Boone launched his career which but they were nothing compared to books plus one general admission and Mrs. M asters, 1605 a Museum, we then visited the near-by made him famous to such an extent the Pennsylvania Dutch who stop­ each or may take their wives • into Palm St. * institution, t h e Reading Hospital that his biography was the first book ped to see the Pagoda. He recited the student section by purchasing a Monday, October 6 and School o f Nursing, and viewed to be published in foreign languages. with a heavy Dutch accent some of reserved seat ticket. Albright CollegeEVENING Gingrich CLASS REG- Library § the spacious grounds and new build­Albright College Gingrich LibraryBoone's Birthplace Albright College Gingrich Library he more comical conversations Treasurer Warren Engle revealed ISTRATION >; ing now under construction. The Homestead was built on the bout “ Chake und de County Chail f that he cannot reconcile the figures 4:10 p.m.— Meeting—A*. P. O. En route to the City proper, the foundations of the cabin in which We followed the Duryea Drive in Council's books with the figures Frat West Reading Headquarters o f the Daniel Boone was born. None of down the hill. This drive is named in the college treasurer's office. Paul 7:80-10:1)0 p.m.— M eetings — $ Pennsylvania State Police and thei the furnishings now in the Home­ for the three-wheeled automobiles Fraternities and Sororities X Hen Johnston Sign Company were stead belonged to the Boone family, Ruth presented the problem o f the manufactured in Reading by Mr. as assigned X pointed out. The Hen Johnston Com­ but the house is equipped with fur­ Daymen’s club furniture having been Duryea from 1900 until 1909. These $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$& pany was especially interesting since niture dating back to the eighteenth burned through an order from Eu­ one-cylinder cars could climb the Letters to the Mr. Johnston is not only an ordinary century. gene Pierce. President Walb ap­ road to the Pagoda in high gear. Albright CollegeEditor Gingrich Librarysign-maker, but also the producer Albrightof College Gingrich LibraryAfter tearing through the Home­Albrightpointed John College Woynarowski, Gingrich Paul Library neon and billboard signs. Our route took us through Mount stead at breakneck speed, we piled Ruth, and Elmer Moser to investi­ Dear Editor, Penn and past the Reading Country gate the situation. Police Escort into the buses for the trip home; Joe G. 1. has a gripe to throw in Club and the Lincoln House, the Reverend Lester L. Stabler is re­ Absent from the meeting were It was about noon of the week's the B bag. home of Abraham Lincoln's great sponsible for the idea and mapping Betty Savage and Joyce Thompson, busiest shopping day when the two There were no books available for grandfather. In Birdsboro we saw out of this trip, Owen Henry work­ Day women; Dorothy Rath, Dorm buses, with the aid of a police es­ Vets on Tuesday and Wednesday; the foundries and the Y. M. C. A. ed out the details with the aid o f Women; Dorothy Moyer, Pat's; Ruth cort, finally arrived at the center of consequently one must now run the building which was originally the Mary Fry, Robert Zeigler, a n d Homan, Mu's; Dean LeVan P. guantlet to get his books. Many G. the City of Reading. Known as home of Bird, the iron master. Geraldine Wentzel. All of them did Smith and Professor Eugene H. Penn Square, the busy intersection I.’s stood in lints that reminded them From Birdsboro, our bus travelled an excellent piece o f work in plan­ Barth o f the faculty. was humming with lunch-time traf­ Albrightof the College hurry-up andGingrich wait policy Library of Albrightth e scenic College back roads Gingrich o f Berks ning Library this interesting trip for theAlbright College Gingrich Library fic. Going north on Fifth Street, we the services. County with Hopewell Village as Frosh. The payoff is after "sweating” a they term their marriages only line for two and one-half hours to loser cooperation between races spiritual. And that the last copy of the book and religions, exposing racketeers, Bookstore Open A ll Day; Hears Gromyko was sold on Wednesday to some stu­ gaining the respect for youth of the Calling A ll Voices Offers New Services On a tour of the U.N. Building, dent who is “ paying” his way. We’ve adults of Reading, and helping to the group had an opportunity to see * The first rehearsal of the Mlx- paid our way, and not only with make the bicentennial celebration a The bookstore will be open from the Security Council in action at a ! ed Chorus will be held in the ' those green backs that generous success. 8:80 to 4:80 Monday through Friday time when they heard Gromyko | College Dining Hall, Thursday < Uncle Sam is supplying but with We have the support of the mayor and from 8:80 to 12 noon on Satur­ speak on the Balkan question. Dur­ Albrightyears College o f our lives. Gingrich Library Albrighti evening, College October 2, fromGingrich 7 un- j day* Library announced H. Eugene Pierce,Albright ing the tour, College “ The Human Gingrich Rights Library and many civic groups including the I til 8. After attending school for three Y.M.C.A. We are not affiliated with manager. At the same time, Mr. Commission,” headed by Mrs. Roose­ DR. JOHN H. DUDDY months books may be made available any national organization and are Pierce also stated that Esther Ream velt, was explained to the group. for the courses we are now enrolled completely non-partisan. For further and Mildred Fridinger have been The visit included lunch in the cafe­ in. A little foresight on someone* 1 information, call Beverly Bresler, added to the bookstore staff. teria where the signs were written part would definitely correct many 2-9218, Lillian Boyer, 5-0621, oi Horn and Green Attend A magazine service will be inaugu­ in both French and English. of the minor and major blunders Darlington Hoopes Jr., 7880. Science Meeting at Penn rated this fall so that students ¿an The second course, “ Christian that exist at Mort's All-Dim Uni- Sincerely, receive any magazine at reduced Faith” was taught by Dr. Georgia September 9, Dr. Clarence A. Horn rates. The store has also added sun­ vers ty. Yours complainingly, THE PROGRESSIVE YOUTH Harkness, professor at Garrett Bib- and Professor Marcus H. Green of dries to its list o f novelties and of­ Albright CollegeWILLIE Gingrich and UOE LibraryCOMMITTEE OF READINGAlbright College Gingrich Library Albright1 i c a 1 Institute College in „Evanston, Gingrich 111. Library P.S. For suggestions speak to the Albright Biology Department at­ fers the laundry and dry cleaning “ Leadership in Student Christian services. veterans' committee for constructive tended a meeting at the University Movement” was presented by Harold criticism. Students and Faculty Mect; of Pennsylvania, at which time they Pierce is looking for student help Keubler and Miss Elizabeth Johns Dancing After Reception heard Dr. Shapley from Harvard in the new soda grill and luncheon­ from the National staff of the Y ’s. Dear Editor and Students: speak on astronomy. Also, members ette to be located in the Student Problems, policies, and procedures Reading is a town that's really on The annual formal faculty recep­ of the meeting discussed what con­ Union Building and asks that those o f Y’s on college campuses were dis­ the ball! However, there are some tion for the students o f Albright tributions scholars can make toward interested see him in his office in the cussed. fields in which we think improve­ College was given last Saturday eve­ the solution o f present-day prob­ basement o f t h e Administration Nieburr Speaks ning at eight o’clock. The members lems. Building. Albrightment College is so badly needed Gingrich that we areLibrary Albright College Gingrich Library AlbrightStudents Collegeattending Gingrich President's Library organizing t h e Progressive Youth o f the Orientation Committee and Professor Green, on September II, School were privileged to hear the Committee to stimulate interest. We the senior girls assisted in introduc­ addressed the Quakertown Kiwanls ZIEGLER ATTENDS invite all Albright students to at­ ing the students t o t h e various Club speaking on “Biological Prog­ great theologian Dr. Reinhold Nie­ (Continued from Page 1) tend our meetings, about which you groups of professors and their wives. ress.” burr, a member o f the Union Semi­ and interviews written by himself. will receive further notice, and to Music by the Brailler Trio lent a nary faculty, report bn the World Professor Green has recently writ­ The song service was accompanied help us in our efforts to make Read­ pleasant atmosphere as the students ten a review on the book, Half Cen­ by an orchestra resembling a good Youth Conference at Oslo, Norway. ing the place to live. met and talked with members o f the of tury Bird Lifer in Barks County, jazz band. It was noted that in This along with the many other ex­ Our definite aims at present in­ faculty. Refreshments were served, Pennsylvania. Earle Poole, curator their hymns they substituted t h e periences served to inspire these 85 clude getting out the vote in the and a Student Council dance follow­ of the Reacting Public Museum, is AlbrightNovember College elections, Gingrich working f oLibrary r ed at 10:80. Albright College Gingrichword Library “ Father” for “Jesus” . The cultAlbright youths to returnCollege with newGingrich zeal to Library the author o f the book. does not believe in marriages, thus their own college campuses.

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