Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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 MISS ( I AKA K. WALDRON The man that hath no music in himself. Is tit for treason, stratagems anil spoils.” I.ot ns now introduce yon to the preceptress of SlirciiHT. Yes, I nit she's far more than that she's the best piano instrnetor that ever hit I'rsinus, which fact i» hirne out l v the increasing iiuiiiIkt of students that come to her year after year. Her department is a growing one and this year her strenuous schedule has been somewhat lightened by the addition of an assistant instructor. An I'rsinus Conservatory of Music may not be such a dim possibility after all. MISS DOROTHY A. MKM'ZKR Music hath charms to soothe a savage breast. Yc hesitate to call her “Dot” (although we've known her so long and so intimately and yet she insist that she's not Miss Mentzer when we’re around. Well, Dot, for oi l time’s sake we'll drop the formality this once and wish you—as we've often wished before—continued success in your work, many good times in s| ite of your obligations as a stern preceptress and an ever-increasing clientele of budding pianists. jL RUTH-IS-MI n tt r-17 Jt JC a J.l (H izjt nr -v it in i. it I JLO JL

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7 V - RUBY MR. WILLIAM R. C.AWTIIKOI ‘‘.I new broom sweeps eleon. Mr. (iawthrop is Swartlimore's contribution to our professorial staff. Mis time is equally ap|x»r-tioned between the physics and chemistry lalxmt-tories, and is consequently pretty well occupied. We arc confident In- will make a name for himself in Crsinus history and will grow along with the departments which he represents. MR. CHARLES II. MARTIN I.el music swell the hr ecu’.” You see. lie's all set for action, and since lie’s so seldom with us we thought we'd U tter catch him while we could. Mr. Martin came to us this year highly recommended, and he has fully measured up to our greatest expectations, lie's congenial to talk to and an enthusiastic singing master, and should meet with a howling success.

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MR. I.I.IS ( kmk; .1 modern Appolio” Spotting writers call him Allie” and that' how he's lust known to the sporting world, lie's Mil’s” Successor as pilot of our athletie destinies; and. considering the odds against which he has hail to contend this year, lie’s doing wonders. Coach Cor nog i a product of Swart h more an all-round athlete, and, above all, a man. MISS MADKI.I K I . ROE “A rare find. Miss Rex is another new addition to the teaching force. Her main work is to look after the girls' athletic interests and she has made an excellent start by putting a winning hockey team in the held her first season. She also conducts gym classes and s|H-nds the remainder of her time in the classroom as instructor in Expression. 19 -RUBY- ' .. RUTH IS -MIQHT - .IQ HT-IS -L, AW