Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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INTRODUCTION l LL yearbooks have an ultimate aim in view. Some go into detail in themes, others stress art work, still others delve into the past history of their respective schools. The 1935 Ursinus Ruby” attempts no superficialities whatever; instead it simply portrays Ursinus College life as we, the students, have seen it from the spring of '34 to the spring of '35. We have ignored the usual yearbook policy of dressing up the subject in a stiff, formal manner; our aim is, plainly speaking, an intimate, true-to-life picture, biief, yet complete, of the campus, the students and their activities, as we see them and as we hope to remember them. I

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 URSINUS COLLEGE %£G % ' 432 THE INTIMATE RUBY. IF YOU WILL, PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS FOR THE STUDENTS OF URSINUS COLLEGE. THIS IS THE THIRTY-NINTH VOLUME. AN INFORMAL, PICTORIAL RECORD OF THE ? URSINUS STUDENT BODY AND THEIR PURSUITS.

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DEDICATION 'J1 HE 1935 Ruby would defeat its own purpose if it failed to contain a fitting dedication. In this respect, the very nature of the volume calls for a personage who represents the ideals this publication attempts to portray. Intimacy, frankness, simplicity, the foundations on which this Ruby was built, were foremost in the minds of those who made the selection. Typical of the spirit which prevails on the campus, typical of the spirit which this, the intimate Ruby , endeavors to convey is our friend and guide. Prof. John Harold Brownback. To him this 1935 Ruby” is sincerely dedicated.