Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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MRS. Rl Til THORN I ON CARTER, A.B.. Instructor in Sociology A.B.. I)e Pauw University, 1927; Business and Industrial Secretarv, V. W. C. A.. Marion, Indiana; 1927-29; (Graduate Student. University of Pennsylvania, 1929 and University of Wisconsin, summer, 1931. Ursinus College. 1951. REGINALD S. SIBBALD, I.I.B.. A.M., Instructor In Romance Languages LI.B., I'niversitv of Colorado, 1921. A.B.. 1922. and A.M.. 1926; Candidate for I’h.D., I'niversitv of Pennsylvania, 1931; Instructor in Romance Languages, Uni-versity of Colorado, 1923-27; Instructor in Romance Languages, West Virginia I'niversitv, 1927-2S; Instructor in French, New York I’niversitv, 1928-29, Instructor in Modern Languages, Drexel Institute, 1929-30; Ur-'inus College. 1931. Member, Modern Language Association; la Societe d llistoire litteraire de la France. PHILIP B. WILL AUER, A.M., Instructor in Political Science A.B., I'r'inus College, 1930; A.M., Clark University, 1931; Graduate Student, Clark University, 1930-31; Ur-sinus College, 1931. {28]

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FRANK LI,ROY MANNING, M S.. Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S.. Cornell University, 1919; M.S., Rutger' University, 1924; Instructor, Rutgers University, 1923-24; Graduate Student, University of Michigan, summer sessions, 1929-30; High Instructor, 1924-26; Principal, 1926-28; Instructor in Mathematics. Clarkson College of Technology. 1928-30; Ursinus College. 1930. Member, Mathematical Association of America. PHILIP II. GOEPP, MI'S. DOC., Instructor in Music A. 13.. Harvard University (Honors in Music), 1884; B.L., University of Pennsylvania, 1888 ; Mus. l)oc.. Temple University, 1919; Mus. Doc., Philadelphia Musical Academy, 1930; Author, “Symphonies and Their Meaning, 3 vols.; Ursinus College, 1930. GLADYS II. MAYBERRY Resident Xursc Graduate Norristown High School, 1926; Graduate, Nurses Training School, Hahnemann Hospital, August, 1929; Baptist Conference Nurse, Ursinus College, Summer. 1929; College nurse, Ursinus College, 1929. [27]

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ELEANOR F. SNELL. A.M.. Instructor in Physical Education and Girls' .It Id dies A.B., University of Nebraska, 1923; A.M., C'oluinl ia University Teachers’ (’ollege, I92S; Fort Madison High School, Fort Madison, Iowa, 1923-25 ; East High School, Denver, Colorado, 1925-27; Northern State Teachers’ College. Marquette, Michigan, 192S-29; Shippcnshurg State Teachers’ College, California, Pennsylvania, 1929-30; Crsinus College. 1931. Kt SSEI.L (.'ONWELL JOHNSON, B.S., Director of .1 thirties and Coach of llasebaH B.S., Crsinus College, 1916; Organized Baseball (Philadelphia Athletics, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1927, 1928), (Baltimore, 1928), (Allentown, 1929); Independent Clubs. 1920 26; Baseball Coach, Bucknell University, 1922; Baseball Coach, Lehigh University, 1926-27; Experimental and Research Work. Bethlehem Steel Company Coke Plant. Bethlehem. Pennsylvania. 1923-25; Graduate Manager of Athletics and Baseball Coach, Crsinus College, 1930. OSCAR EDWARD GERXEY, M.S.. Issociate Professor of Physical Education and Head of the Department B.S., Teachers’ College, Temple University, 1925 ; M.S., Teachers' College. Temple University, 1926; Graduate, Department of Physical Education, University of Pennsylvania; Graduate. Department of Physical Education. Temple University; Instructor in Gymnastics. University of Pennsylvania. 1908-14; Head of Department of Physical and Health Education, Northeast High School, Philadelphia, 1914- ; Director of Camp Happy, Philadelphia, 1925- ; Member, Phi Epsilon Kappa—Grand Vice-President; American Physical Education Association; College Directors Society. [29]