Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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.Ulri.scr. Dr. William V. Marks I resident, Larra A. Shoemaker ice-V resident, Beulah M. Sen a effer Secretary. Elsie L. Bickel Treasurer. Elsie I.. Bickel Elsie L. Bickel, ’18 Miriam I) Boksiiork. ‘20 Cora L. Danehower. ’ 20 Maroaret II. Harclerode. ’ 20 M. Ai ;i sti Homer, Sp. Lola II. IIcttel, ’ 20 Nora B. Keelv, ' 20 Emma S. Kikschner, ’ 20 Wilra M. Kneas, Si . Jessamine I. Macix xali , 10 E S. MiM wicm. ’ 20 E. Rebecca Rhoads, ’is Beulah M. Schaeffer, 17 (irace II. Schroder. ’ 20 Rkbekaii S. Sheaffer, 10 Lauda A. Shoemaker, '17 Olive L. Si. a mi . ’ 20 Marion R. Thomas, ’1!) 31

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. id riser, Dr. IIo.mer Smith I resident, Guy A. Kooxs Vice-President, Marian II. Reifsneidbr Secretary, Dorothy A. Siiiffert Treasurer, Charles W. Rutschky EffieS. Brant, 18 Amy K. Butler. 1? (•RACE F. (HANDLER. 1!) Mary B. Closson, ’ 20 Ruth .1. (’raft, 18 X omi ( . Detwii.er. ‘ 2 Andrew Dixon. ‘I? Ruth B. Eggelixg, IS Mildred I). Erney, ’ 20 Mabel J. Fai lexer. 1? Alma M. Fegely. 11) Alma L. Fries. 20 Isaac I). Kochel. IS ( i Y A. Inoons. I? Elizabeth M. Lattell. 19 Jessie I. Lei by. ‘1? Francina Y. McMknamin, 17 J. LeRoy Miller. ’ 20 Clara E. Moi l, 1!) Ernest Y. Raetzer. 19 Lillian Z. Rayskr. 1!) Marian II. Reiesneider. 17 Esther R. Roth. 18 Charles W. Rutschky. Jr.. 19 Dorothy A. Siiiffert, 19 Margaret E. Slinghoff, 18 Doris II. Sutcliffe, 20 L. Bernice Wagner, ' 20 Etta J. Wickersham. 19 Leah II. Gingrich. 20 Anna K. High, ’ 20 Sadie II. IIunsicker. 17 Mary I). Johnson. 1 s J. Marion Jones. 19 Anna DeL. Willever. 'IS 30

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The Student Council Democratic ideals usually find expression in some form of self-government. The spirit of democracy has ever been one of the notable Crsinus features, and it culminates in a board known as the Student Council, composed of students with a faculty adviser. The functions of this body are, of course, to regulate student affairs, and its jurisdiction extends to all male students on the campus. It is unique in that it holds a median position between the administration-made system of group division, and tin student-made method of class division. It consists of representatives from both these types of organizations, and thus most truly represents the students in all their relationships. It is composed as follows: Ail riser, Dean Wiioktex A. Kline. Chairman, Pkbston K. Zieclek, 17. President, Historical Political (Iroup. Secretary. J. Stanley Richards, 17. Representing the Senior ('lass. Members: John II. A. Bombekcek, '17, President. Classical Croup. •I. Sktii Grove, 17, President, Mathematical Group. Guy A. Kooxs, 17, President, English-Historical Group. Lloyd O. Yost, '17. President. Chemical-Biological Group. Purd E. Deitz, ’bs. Representing the Junior (Mass. Herman S. G click, MS. David Havard, Ms. Richard M. Sands, MS. Russell M. IIouck, M9, Representing the Sophomore Class. Philip May, M9. 32