Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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5551 fi I sf I V we am as BERTIL VVAIQDU NYSTROM Strawberry Field Road, Apponaug, R. I. Degree: Bachelor of Arts rlfaforz History rllilzori English F1'tlfL'l'JlIfj'Z Pi Delta Phi Future Intention: Aviation ACTIVITIES Football l. 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Basketball Z, 3, 4: Board of Athletic Control 3, 4: Footlight Clubg Swedish Society: Class President I, 2, Vice-President 43 XVho's XVho In American Colleges. usa Bert finished off his reiinarkable athletic career at Upsala in a blaze of glory, leading the football team through its most successful season. A three letter man throughout his four years at college, he has set an enviable record and put his name permanently in the annals of Upsalays greatest Vikings, Bertis success 'has not been confined to the athletic field. In his four years he has steadily gained in popularity, holding several class ofhces. His class work has been goodg his extra-curricular and social activity have earned him the reputation of 'being pretty inuch the social lion and very inuch in demand. Bert intends to go in for aviation and with that line he has he ought to be a flying success even without a parachute. f Page Si.r1y-Six

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My 1? .gf yy s yi K e, 7 'Q A ,-E 555 ARDELL M. MUHS 128 jackson Street, Passaic, N. J. Degree: Bachelor of Arts llfajorz History Minor: English Sorority: Theta Beta Gamma Future Illflfllfffllll Teaching ACTIVITIES Girl's Glee Club l, Z5 French Club l, Z3 Junior Guild 3, 4: Gazette 2, 3, 43 Upsalite 3: Student Council lg Business Staff of Footlight Club Z, 3, ' ' ' ' 3' Ch rleader 2, 3. Business Manager of Footlight Club 4, Gold L , ee roves the ancient f'Moose, as she is fondly known to her classmates, p ' slow movino' and unemotional, adage that still water runs deep. Impassive, Q - 6, Q she's the kind of gal that helps behind the scenes-a perfect choice for the tl kless 'ob of business manager of the Footlight Club, ian J Wie will never forget her talks of Howie and Rutgers, her frantic efforts at semi-annual house-cleaning in Room 7. the trials and tribulations of her practice ' ' ' k he Must teaching, but particularly will her few real friends remember and than cr J for her friendship''-especially in times of trouble. Typical collegian, with her racoon coat. her sporty clothes, and her KK ' S! ff 4' YI , v',1 1 . inimitable air of n cess in her role of pedagogue. onchalance, we say ?lLl16ll to Moosie andxxisi iei Page Sz',rfy-Finn

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. fa , l Q.. - if ' 16 I 4-R li i K 1 Tw ' .svn ' ALFRFD P , . OSTLUND 03 Oakwood Avenue, Arlington, X. fltiwcez Bachelor of Arts .llujorz Economics .lliimrz English Frafmvzily: Pi Delta Phi Future I1lfl?1lf1.0lZZ Banking ACTIVITIES Student Council President 43 Student Publication Board 43 Spring VVeek Chairman Treasurer 43 Upsalite Sports Editor 3, Associate Editor 4: Pi Delta Phi Fraternity Treasurer 3, Chief 43 Assistant Manager Basketball 3, Manager 43 Gold U 33 Men's U Club3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Symposium 2. 3, 43 Inter-fraternity Council 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4. Al has served as leader of several of the important student organizations. notable among which are the Student Council, Spring' XYeek Committee, Manager of liaskctball. and l'i Delta Phi Fraternity. His dignity. business-like manner. and all-around ability, made him Well qualified to lead these and several other groups. lllith his graduation Upsala loses one of her most active men. He has shown himself to be an athlete of no mean ability, especially in tennis. track. and basketball. Although he has been a commuting student for four years, Al has made the most of the academic and extra-curricular advantages offered at Upsala. XN'ith his wealth of experience he should make rapid advancement in his chosen profes- sion. flood luck, Alf, lmlliil Pa gc S1'.t'fy-Su TTI!