Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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 Officers of tlje administration George I.. Omwakf., A. M., I’d. I)., 1.1.. Rev. Whortkn A. Kune, A. M.. B. I .. Elizabeth B. White, I’h. I . Rev. Calvin I). Yost. A. M., B. I) John B. Brice, A. M„ M. I). Sara I ', Hrmoi.d Mrs. Emma Webb N. Blanche Deatrick Mrs. May II. Raich, B. S. Mrs. C. Y. Tower Helen K. Krrktt C.laiiys M. Boorem, R. N. Clarence E. McCormk k, B. S. Franklin I. Sheeder, Jr., A. B. Ruth Slotterer . James E. Rce . Helen E. Groninger, B. S. Margaret Ki ntz, A. B. I) President I.itt. I). . . Dean Dean of Women . Librarian College Physician Assistant Treasurer and Director of the Budget Dietitian Superintendent of Dormitories College Hostess Preceptress, Trinity Cottage Preceptress, Glen’vood Preceptress, The Maples Farm Manager A ssistant to the President . Secretary to the Dean Bookkeeper Secretary to the President Assistant Librarian ACADEMIC COC CIL The President The Dean Professor Clawson Professor Boswell Professor Yost

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19 27 R.U Officers of tljr Corporation President Marry E. Paisley Philadelphia First Vice-President A. D. Ff.ttf.rolf ('ollcgcville. Pa. Second I 'ice-President Thomas E. Brooks Bed Lion. Pa. Secretary Calvin I). Yost Collegeville, Pa. Treasurer E. S. Fret Pottstown, Pa. Assistant Treasurer Sara K. Ermoi.d ('ollcgcville. Pa. James M. Anders, M. I)., 1.1.. I). I Ion. Andrew R. Rroi he k. 1.1 . I). Hon. Thomas E. Brooks Charles C. Birdan A. I). Fetteroi.f Rev. 1. Calvin Fisher, I). I). I-'RANT IS J. C.ILDNER, Esq., B. S. Edwin M. IIf.rsiif.y, Esq. Aiiraiiam II. Hendricks, Esq., B. S. J. F. Hendricks, Esq., A. M. Rev. Ceorge . Henson, I). I). Whorten A. Kline, Liu. I). Mayne R. Loncstreth, Esq., A. M. Rev. J. Y. Memingek. I). I . Rev. S. L. Messinger, S. T. I).. I). I). Ralph E. Miller, A. B. ( iEORGE L. Omwake, Pd. I).. II.. I). Elwood Snyder Henry T. Spangler Joseph M. Steele Rev. Calvin I). Yost, A. M., B. I . Philadelphia Hanover Red Lion Pottstown Collcgeville Lebanon Allentown I lershey ( ollcgcville I )oylcstown Philadelphia Collcgeville Philadelphia Lancaster Allentown Collegeville Collegcvillc Lancaster Collegeville Philadelphia C'ollcgcvillc advisory cor sen. Cyrcs II. K. Ci rtis, LL. I). Ai.ha B. Johnson, LL. I). . Edgar Faiis Smith, LL. I). Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia 7 u'nity-six

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19 2 7 R. U B Y I Explanatory jcl ‘•hurt explanation of the motif of the volume in hand is forthwith in order. ' 'he exdihris delineates one of the first benefactors, who contributed to the grmvth of I rsintis, that of Robert Patterson. The title page seems to strike the keynote to the main historical thought of the book and shores in the upper lefthand ova! a drawing of a student in the year IS.id, the year of the founding of Todd's .School. The one on the right shows the present day student at I’rsinus, while the portrait at the bottom is an illustration of the founder of the institution. The dedication pages visualize the first steps in I'rsinus history. These are balancing units of illustration. The one on the left shows the student body on its way to Todd School, while on the right we see a similar scene, but with Freeland Seminary as the goal. The foreword page furthers the thought with a scene at Bamberger Hall, and the students of the latter nineteenth century wending their way toward the entrance. The contents page shows a step in the future and pictures the I'rsinus Campus when the new Science Building will have been completed. The senior page depicts in the phantom tint at the bottom, the first event of any consequence in college life and by its side, in contrast, is placed the most sublime, that of graduation.