Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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 TH-IS-MJ G Hr .o 1 X I)K. EZRA ALLEN Preciseness is a virtue that's hard to cultivate. Behold our biologist in his working togs! Ami that’s how you’re bound to find him, no matter when you chance to step into his well-ordered lalioratory on the first floor of lioinborger. System i- synonymous with Doctor Allen and every one who has I wen under his exacting tutelage will attest to his thorough-going methods. As an adviser and friend, he has no |wer. DR. WILLIAM W. JORDAN “.I parson that's human. lie's a brand-new addition to our faculty and has already earned the right to lw called a loyal I'rsinusitc, for lie never misses an athletic contest if he can help it and is an enthusiastic follower of all student activities. As Doctor Wades’ successor, he’s the college sky pilot” and seems quite capable of fulfilling his part to the letter. — 19 -RUBY- r 2

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PROF. RAYMOND B. Ml'NSON “Ultimately—why not now ” He's a man among men and know how to handle them. History and | olitics are his aces and the wealth of ready information that's container! in that spacious cranium of his is well nigh immeasurable. He's the daddy of the 11.-I’.'s. as well as of Toots, and jealously guards ! oth with a paternal interest that's hard to duplicate. H if i i ■tfi O O ■»—T--- DR. II.MAM Y. BADEN “A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!” The grand old man of the faculty and the one most sought after when there's a shine or a dance in store. Although Greek is his favorite subject. Boots is an authority on the modern languages as well, and can s| eak fluently and teach efficiently Spanish, French, Italian or German. By virtue of his extensive travel and intensive learning he excels as a raconteur and his anecdotes are always apropos. 4 W A 1 O' TT in IT

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I, 19 ■RUBY- 22 4 RKV. CALVIN I). VOST “.Is sc 'rr us a judge. “MuuV’ « liicf duty as librarian is to protect tin- amorous couples who seek refuge from the cruel world in the dim, dark recesses of his dingy habitat. That he is an unusually successful guardian of his charges is the testimony of all his patrons, and few there U- who fail to heed the gentle tapping on the lamp shade just alioce his desk when the noise grows loo intense. As .1 •ernian professor “Mutt can’t lie lieaten and his following, though meager, is most enthusiastic. PROF. PAl’I. MKRTZ “There's not a busier man this side of heaven. “I . V is the efficient Assistant to the President. Assistant Professor of Education, C.raduate Manager of Athletics, Secretary of the Alumni Library Committee, Purchasing Agent for the College Supply Store, examining Psychologist and Solicitor-C.cn-eral in all new student drives. In addition to his numerous afTdiations, he manages to find time to pursue graduate stmlies at the Cniversily of Pennsylvania and to keep a watchful eye over the entire establishment. Collecting goat feathers is his main hobby.