Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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ip37 Class Officers I'RliSt IMAX 'Rivsidenl, Robert Kvrnis Vice Rresident. !(»v I roit Secretary, Horinci howi I reasurcr. I )ai.i I .ix.i kton 11 XI( ) Riesident. Narvi k ()iay Vice President, Virginia Fenton Secretary. Dorothy W’itmi-ir treasurer, Sll-Bl R IVwcoast SORtlOMC )Rli Rresirlent. I I rviY Qiay ice Rresident. IRGIMA I'lMHN Secretary. Dorothy W’it'iir treasurer. RoBEKl Ml'RRAY SR.XK )R Riesident. I I R i y Or y ice Riesident. IRGIMA Fenton Secretary. Doroihy Wit.MER treasurer. I'rank I vor yi i.O DOROIIh WTIMI i. Sicrclarv I RANK IW’OR VDI.O. 7 r. . M.nr

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I I '(.I ! Ill liBI IM Mil I Mi. I ln lnit lor o I llislory 15 , I rsinu- ( olli- c. io»y M . ( l.trk I ni • i-ilv. •Oil I r»inii Col c(|c, »0 » AM lil I) MIIJ S W’ll.C OX. A M lii'tnn lor in Irencli mill Sftanifli .IV. f l«' «t»» I niv -r it . hi ,i: ''I . Brown Univcr wlv. 1933. I rsinn ( ollrtic. » ■ ■ -Mi M MO Ol 1)1 liklliK. B . V i l(in( in Physical l.ilucolion B.. I r»imi« ( nllrrgt . it “i | I Voinns ( ollrqp. H) , I in II li I’ MIA! - BS ''i'l inl ( muli of I'oolliall 15 S.. I cnipli' I niva-rsily. 1933. I rsiniis College, (« ( II Mil I IOSI I’ll ( II l I I li. BS l'«i. liiril in Physical luliicalion 15 S . I liiniii Collesy. !«)■ • . I'rjinns ( i • ! •. 1936.

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I R VNkl l i I AVIS l BRICdIT i lii I )iil« lim.hi Irom lip the valley is one I those who really enjoyed college. Il day. neillier Ireshman foils nor andy eating philosophy classes could dampen liis spirits. By night. lie was « rec 11.111 Irecpienter. w ho. lis rumored, could really dance. I rank went into dramatics lor cujovmenl and proved tii.it when vou lilt e wlial you re doing. you rc at your liest. I ogejher with Spence lie hiked ahexil il ie c ouniry side, one c pulled up tohac o plants and wondered why liecouldnt lincl the c arrots. math major. I rank found the ( liase comedies in calculus worth not cutting—too frccfuentlv. SAR AH I I l ABI: I II TKI SON In her lunior year Sally joined our ranks, known them as lust s i»ii I from I )uke. But as l ri« soprano in the c hoir, opera actress, and superior student in English. Sall soon demonstrated her worth. A charter member of ( lamer s Dark lower, viva ions and lun loving Maplcile and a Phi Psi. she has made friends here. the •re. and all over. Her frec|uently varied coiffures are a nevei ending source of interest, and her daily appearance at break last is little short ol miraculous. glance into her future reveals a maturity and common sense dial combine to promise success in teac hint! or in domestic lile. FLORENCE MI .I I BAl ER neat package ol c flic Jem and reserve was Palmyras gilt to ( denwood in ip-,-,. Since then Mossie has untied the- wrapping to revc al a very likeable and capable- personality which rewarded her with the- presidency of ! au Sigma ( amma. During her third year the- postman and books got a rest when Walt decided to spend the- year here e hee king up. Mossie is known to all of ( den wood and some besides as Morpheus earthly counterpart. Baby lb •ns. Big Bens and not so gentle shakings of the ( denwood .ik ing ( rew being of no avail. But once she gets awake , things happen, espc-ci.dk in Practice leaching which is her chief clcdic ac y. VINCENT JACOB BONKOSKI Bounce, once accused of sending Mr. Miller a card signed I ord ol ( onshoheic ken. quarterbacked the- ( triz .lies and kicked the extra point to be .it l nn in I 3 f- When lake had all believing I iger Rag was his forte, lie- sprung ( hopin on us and took a curtain call for it. His education in the- Sc hool ol I lard knocks tempered his academic learning when the- theory failed to lit the lac Is. member but no worshipper ol a Iraternity. lake made his friends every wdiere. lor he is slow to anger, and frank in speech. riot in c lass, a welcome annoyance to the goll loving librarian, and a claimant for a commuter’s seat on Student ( nunc il are his identific alion tags. 2S