Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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A Greater Ursinus 1 I 'UK “Great Irsinus” which was once but a bold dream is soon to A Ijecome an enduring reality. The success of the financial effort of the past fall makes this fact a certainty. o longer must I rsinus be bound by the limitations of inadequate buildings and insufficient endowment. No longer must she suffer from lack of first-class equipment and personnel. Pile needs of I rsinus have Ixcn noted by the many friends of the institution. The call has gone forth. A generous response has liccn made. And now the needs are to be supplied in full. The program contemplates first of all a SCIKWK WILDING. The lack of an adequate building for instruction in the sciences has long been felt. It is the most pressing need of the college at the present time, and for that reason heads the list of needs to be supplied. The new Science building will occupy a position on the west campus of the same relative importance as that occupied by Bombcrger Hall on the east campus. As Bom larger will always stand for that which is best in the Arts, the new building will stand for the best in the Sciences. The two will thus be twin monuments to learning and culture in all their purity. An additional dormitory for men is now assured. Present dormitory space is wholly insufficient, as was especially evidenced this year when a score of men were forced to seek accommodations in town. The I'rsinus ideal has always l ccn dormitory life for all students, and this will again lie possible with the building contemplated. The new men’s dormitory will be located to the north of the plot of ground on which Olevian Hall now stands. JUST BEYOND THIS SIGN SITE OF THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDING YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN THIS CAMPAIGN WILL HELP BUILD IT NOVEMBER URSINUS COLLEGE MONTH HELP SUPPLY THE NEEDS or this GROWING INSTITUTION Thirty 1 % a $ k 9 $ a 5 a $ a s a s a a

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t Officers of the Administration George I.. Omwake, A. M., Pd. I)., LI.. Rev. Wiiorten A. Ki.ine, A. M., B. I).. Elizabeth B. White, I’h. I . Rev. Calvin I), Yost, A. M., B. I). John B. Price, A. M., M. I).. Sara E. Krmoi.d Mrs. Emma G. E. Webb....... Mrs. K. N. Ermoi.d.............. Mrs. May II. Racch, B. S.. . Mrs. ('. V. Tower.............. Gerai.imne R. McGowan Gladys M. Boorem, R. .V Clarence K. McCormick, B. S. Franklin I. Sheedf.r. Jr., A. B. Willard S. Kosenbkrgf.r, A. B. I MBS Ei Rl l Helen K. (»roningkr, B. S. Margaret Kuntz I)................................... President Lilt. D. Dean Dean of Women ...........Librarian College Physician Assistant Treasurer and Director of the Hud get ................................... Dietitian Superintendent of Dormitories .......College Hostess Preceptress, Trinity Cottage Preceptress, Clenwood Preceptress, The Ha pies . . Farm Manager ......................Assistant to the President . . Assistant to the Dean ....................................Hookkeeper Secretary to the President . Assistant Librarian ACADEMIC CO I SCI L The President The Dean Professor Clawson Profes or Tower Professor Ai.i.en COMMITTEES Admission and Standing Tiik President Professor Kune Professor Clawson Professor Ali.en Professor Wither Library The President The Librarian Professor Smith Athletics Professor Clawson Proi es or Shekdkk Mr. Kic hi.ine Scholarships The President Professor Ki.ine Professor Yost Discipline Tiib President The Dean Twenty-nine 4

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The need of a Women’s Building has been keenly fell for some time. This is now to lie supplied, and, like the men’s building, will be constructed in sections, after the modern method. The Women’s Building will stand east of the Alumni Library Building beyond the drive, in line with the Hockey Field. It will provide for the ever-increasing enrollment of young women, and will give the “co-eds an up-to-date dormitory dwelling. Instead of two infirmary rooms located at different parts of the campus there will now be one large central Infirmary housed in a building of its own. There will also lie a Music Hall to take care of the growing work in voice culture and instrumental music. Present gymnasium and athletic equipment will be improved and enlarged. The heating plant as at present constituted will be relocated and extended, and a sewage disposal plant will be installed. Needed repairs to all equipment will likewise be made. These improvements, together with the enlargement of the capital endowment to bring the amount up to a total of $500,000, will place I rsinus College in a position where she can say to the community and to the world at large: “We’re second to none: we’re entitled to a place with the best. GET A NEW THRILL SUBSCRIBE IN THE URSINUS CAMPAIGN AND BECOME A PATRON OF LEARNING M AM S ill I RSIMS m l W KK IN , JA AN CHINA INDIA I0VPT ATDIC A MC5OP0 .••NIA .i • i ipi-iNts mi «ico » on«o mco t SO!' AMERICA ((INlRIHI I IN 10 tins (outfit Thirty-one 5 I