Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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KVKI.V V NEFF Collegcvillc, I’a. Kneel not to me. Classical Keystone State Normal School. 1902; K. S. N. S. graduate work. 1902-1903; Assistant Kditor I'r sinus Weekly (2) (3) 14); Associate (?) Editor i' o Rubv: Ursinus Union (1) 12) 3) (4): Class Poet (2): Captain of Sec ml Basket-ball Team (3); Class President 4): SchalT; Teaching. W. F.. SML'XK....... Mont Clare. Pa. Gaiety seldom fails to give some pain. Historical Political Plueiiixville High School; Historical-Political Club 14); Cinco Club (4): Lift End Second Eoot ball Team 1 • : Halfback Second Football Team (21 14): Pitcher Second Itaseliall Team (i (2) (3); I'rsinus I'nion (41: Republican Club (4); rtist 1907 Rubv; Zwinglian; Law. MARSHALL B. SPONSLER Elizabethvillc, Pa. Downy sleep. Death's counterfeit. Chemical-Biological Klizabethville High School; I'rsinus I'nion: College Orchestra (2) (3) (4): Honorable Mention Zwinglian Freshman Declamation Contest: End Scrub Football Team (2) (3) : Tennis Association: President Zwinglian Society ; Zwinglian ; Medicine. HAROLD DEAN STEWARD. Perrvsvillc. Ohio. Thou swearest thv God's in vain. Classical Pcrrysville High School: I'rsinus Academy: President I'rsinus Union (4): President Sohaff Society (4): Editor-in-Chicf I'rsinus Weekly (4); Captain Reserve Football Team (4); Charmidcan Club (3) (4) ; Schaff; Teaching.

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I listorical-Political FLOYD EKXVIN HELLER................................................................... Easton, I a. In vain 1 trusted that the flowing howl Would banish sorrow and enlarge the soul.” lurch's Prep.: Class President (2): President Musical Chibs 4); President Republican Club (4) ; Vice-President Historical-Political Croup 4! Minstrel (1): Trinitv Choir 1) (2) (3); laaader Glee Club (4); Leader Orchestra 12) (3) (4): Tackle ‘Var it Eootball Team (1) (2) (3) (41: Class Baseball Team (1) (2): Member Bar Association (1) (2) {3) (4): Temperance Club (1) (2) (3) 4); Poltstown Select Council (2) (3) (4): Charmidcan Club (3) (4): ScltalT; Law. HARRY II. KOKRPKR....................................................................................... Latin-Mathematical Trcmont, Pa. “You must have patience, Madam.” Millersville State Normal School. 1895: ’Varsity Baseball Team (t) (2) 3) (41; President Zwing-lian Society (4): Editor Ursinus Weekly (3): Editor 1907 Ruby; Glee Club (1) (2) (3) (4); Ursinus Male Quartette (11 12) (3) (4); Zwinglian. WILLIAM .1. LEXHART..................................................................................... Chemical-Biological Dover, Pa. What bath be done to make him fly the land?” York County cadeinv: l'rsinus Acadcmv: Vice-President Class; Vice-President Tennis Association; Scltaff. WILLIAM T. MOORE.......................................................................................... Chemical-Biological Pha'iiixville, Pa. “I had rather Ik- a toad.” Phawxvillc High School: Ursinus Union (1) (2) (3) 4): President Zwinglian Literary Society (4): Assistant Instructor in Biology (4); Zwinglian. JOHN C. MYERS........................................................................................................Classical East Berlin. Pa. Enjoy the honey-heavy dew of slumber.” Shippcnsburg Normal: Pcrkiomen Seminary; Scltaff; Teaching. 26

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Senior Poem !. As I turn my thoughts in retrospection, When I glance back o'er the years; As I hold the class to your inspection I feel no timid fears. IF. Our advent first wo celebrated. Green Freshmen then were we: I hit our minds we elevated To the heights that were to l c. III. Sow comes the victory over V . In baseball we were best; As in all things in which we mix We wore the helmet crest. IV. Hut all tlx-sc things I'll try to pass. Ami skip to Senior year. When now, as a combined class. We conic with conscience clear. V. The victories won in years gone by re echoed by our present; We leave this college with a sigh. Hut memories always pleasant. VI. On this last year in dear old U, This year of triumph, see! What glorious mcm'ries hang o'er yon, A finished touch—a blossomed tree. VII. Away we put these things in mind. But in the world recall them; And trust the fates he ever kind. And pledge to Carpe Diem.