Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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Officers cf Arlininisf i«i( i n (jEORGE I.. Omw KK, A.M.,Pcd.D.,I.L.I). Rev. Whorten A. Ki .ini . .- .M.,B.D.,I.itt.D. Elizabeth B. White, Ph.D. Rev. Calvin I). Yosi. A.M..D.D. Rev. John Lentz, A.B..D.I). John B. Price, A.M..M.D. Sara E. Ermoi.d ■Mrs. Emma (I. E. Wedii N. Bl nche Deatrick Mrs. May H. Rauch, B.S. Mrs. M ry Isenberg (Ji ada's II. Mayberry Mrs. (I. S. Cordry Rev. Franki.in I. Sheeder, Jr.. A.M..B.I). J m e R. Rue Gladys Barnes, A.B. Ruth E. Holt Ruth Slottfrer Harvey K. Lesher •Died January 22. 1952 President I) fan Dean of ll'omen Librarian Pastor, Trinity Church College Physician Assistant Treasurer Dietitian Superintendent of Dormitories College Hostess Preceptress Resident ursf and Preceptress Preceptress Issistanl to the President Bookkeeper Issistanl Librarian Secretary to the President Secretary to the Dean Caretaker and harm Manager 1C I dp: MIC COVSCIL The President The Deak Professor Lindsay Professor Sturgis Professor Boswei i .ID USERS Classics Croup, Professor Lindsay Mathematics Croup, Professor Ci.auson Chemistry Itiology Croup, PROFESSOR Sturgis History-Social Science Croup, PROFESSOR Barnard English Croup, PROFESSOR SMITH Modern Language Croup, Professor Yost Business Administration Croup, Professor Boswei.i Physical Education Croup, PROFESSOR BrOWNBACK COMMI T TEES ADMISSION AND STANDING The President The Dean Professor Clawson Professor Yost Professor Witmer LIBRARY The President Professor Smith SCHOLARSHIPS The President Professor Yost DISCIPLINE The President The Dean of Women Professor Sturgis The Librarian The Dean Professor Sheeder The Dean Professor Clawson [17]

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Cfliter ©f the C©rp©raticn President Harry K. Paisley Philadelphia First Tier-President ('ll nri.es ('. Burdak Pottstown, Pa. Second Vice-President Thomas K. Brooks Red Lion, Pa. Secretary Cai.vin I). Yost Colleueville. Pa. Treasurer Edward S. Kretz Colleueville, Pa. DIRECTORS First Term Elected Expire' James M. Anders. M.D.,LI..D.,ScD„ Philadelphia 1894 1934 Rev. Titus A. Aispach, I).!).. Lancaster 1925 1935 Hon. Andrew R. Brodbeck, LL.I)., Hanover 1905 1935 Hon. Tiiom s E. Brooks, Red Lion 1921 1936 Chari.es C. Burdan, Pott stow n 1921 1936 Rev. 1. Cai.vin Fisher, I).I).. Lebanon 1905 1936 E. M. Fogel, Ph.1).. Fogelsville 1930 1935 Edward S. Fretz. Colleueville 1925 1935 Francis J. Gildner, Esq., A.B.. Allentown 1924 1934 Donai.d L. Heieericii, Esq.. A.B.. Philadelphia 1927 1932 Abraham II. Hendricks, Esq., B.S., Colleueville 1914 1934 Rev. George YV. Henson. 1).I).. Philadelphia 1911 1936 Edwin M. Hershey, Esq., A.B., Hcrshey 1926 1936 Ai.vin Hunsicker, B.S., Greentown 1916 1936 Rhea Duryea Johnson, A.B., Philadelphia 1928 1933 YViiortkn A. Kline, Lilt.1).. Colleueville 1912 1932 Mayne R. Longstreth, Esq., A.M.. Philadelphia 1907 1932 Rev. J. V. Meminger, 1).1)., Lancaster 1896 1936 Rai.ph E. Miixer, A.B., Colleueville 1924 1933 George L. Omavake, Prd.I).,LL.I).. Colleueville 1906 1936 Harry E. Paisley, Philadelphia 1907 1932 Henry T. Spangler, D.D..LL.D., Colleueville 1884 Joseph M. Steei.e, Philadelphia 1913 1934 Rea-. Calvin 1). Yost. A.M..D.1)., Colleueville 1916 1935 ADVISORY COCNCIL Cyrus II. K. Curtis. LI..I). Ai.ba B. Johnson, LL.I). Josiah II. Penniman, LL.I). Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia [16]

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JAMES LYNN BARNARD, Ph.D., Professor of Political Science and Din-dor of Social Slu.lics for Teat hen B.S., Syracuse University, IS92; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, IS97; Professor of History ami Political Science. Ursinus College. 1897-1904; Graduate Student. Columbia I'niversitv. 1904-05; Social Work. New York and Philadelphia. 1905-06; Professor of History and Government. Philadelphia School of Pcdagony, 1906-20; Director of Social Studies, Department of Public Instruction, Pennsylvania, 1920-27; Ursinus College, 1927. Member, American Political Science Association; American Academy of Political ami Social Science; American Association for Labor Legislation. HOMER SMITH. Ph.D.. Professor of the English Language and Literature A.It., Amherst College, 1891; Graduate Student. Uni-versity of Pennsylvania, 1892-95; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1895; Instructor in English, University of Pennsylvania, 1892-98; Professor of English, Kame-hamelia School. Honolulu, I899-I9ttl; Acting Professor of English, Amherst College. 1901-03; Ursinus College, 19n3. Member of the Modern Language Association. MATTHEW BEARDWOOD. A.M..M.D.,ScD., Professor of Chemistry A.B., Philadelphia Central High School, 1890, and A.M., 1895 ; M.D., Medico-Chirurgical College, 1894; Sc.D., I'rsinus College, 1916; Special Student in Chemistry. University of Pennsylvania, 1890-91; Instructor in Chemistry, Medico-Chirurgical College, 1896-99; Lecturer on Clinical Chemistry, 1899-1900; Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, 1900-14; Professor of General Chemistry and Toxicology, 1914-16; Ursinus College, 1903. Member. The American Chemical Society; The Franklin Institute. [18]