Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

 - Class of 1940

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MARNA JANE ALLEN English Tamaqua, Pa Debating Club (2. 3. 4) Choir (1. 2, 3. 4); Gloo Club (1. 2. 3. 4); French Club (2. 3, 4), V Pros. (3); Gorman Club (2. 3. 4); Opor olta (1). Rosicrucians (4). Mama came hero irom Tamaqua with an oxcollont scholastic record Dur mg her lour years she has substantiated the truth ol this record, and has become an outs.anding member ol the English Group This year she bocamo i Hosicrucmn Marna was one ol the seniors who rushed through lunch to make the “taxi lor practice teaching in Norristown From all reports, wo re sure sho'll have a succosslul career Active in hor major held ol achvities, she also played an important part in hor minor activities. French arid German As a side issue Mama sang m the Glee Club and lor lour years had her place in choir evory morning Probably her greatest attributes are that she is a good Iricnd. and a kind and willing advisor. MARK DAVIDSON ALSPACH History-Social Science Lancaster, Pa. Aipha Phi Epsilon Fratornity (Soc 2. V Prcr. 3). Weekly (1. Issuo Asst 2. Assoc Ed 3. Ed inChiol 4). HUBT (2. Ld Bd 3. Asst Ed 4); Class President (1. 2, 3, 4); Pro-Legal Society (2. Soc-Trcas 3, Pres. 4) Handbook (2); Council on Student Activities (3. 4); Basketball (A:;:;t Mgr 3) Curtain Club (1. 2. 3. 4): Moistorsingors. Glee Clul Choir Standard R ng Comm (3). Open House Comm (2. 3. 4) Operetta (1. 2,): Cub and Key Society (3. 4), Senior Play; B” List, Our class President lor four years Mark was one ol the busiest men on the Campus He held more oUtces than any other momber oi the class during his stay here Editing our Weokly was his own personal probom. and as a result ho was a constant absontoo Irom Monday classes Whenevor English rules wore in doubt, his unerring judgment was final Mark was not only a member ol the Apes, but held oilice among them almost ovory year A deep rich voice was one ol his coveted possessions, and he was always a welcome mombor to any vocal group, lie it the choir or the Brodbeck quartet. MARTHELLA ANDERSON Modern Languages Yeadon. Pa Omega Chi Sorori y Weekly Stall (1 2. 3, 4). YWCA Cabinet (2). ‘.V A A (1), Debating Club (1). Curtain Club (1 2, 3, 4). Alpha Psi Omega (3 4). French Club. German Club May Day (1 2 3, 4) Ghost Train; First Lady. Time and the Conways “No. Not the Russians She Ain’t Done Right by Nell Junior Play Comm ; Senior Play Comm Suddenly awakening to the iact that just as much fun can be had with girls as with the boys. Mar amazed the campus in her last yoar by slowing down to a aallop in ner dating She was the proud possessor ol ah open scholarship for four years Her constant appearance on tho B ‘ list was a sourco oi amazement to everyone excopt Marthella She always had her work ready, and didn't have to cram lor exams, although when sho studied, no one knows Alter catering to various activities sho finally settled down to concentrating on dramatics Although not always in a loading role. 3ho addod a lot ol “kick to tho productions in which she took part A sophomore RUBY Widow” and spender oi week-ends at homo, she was. on Campus, still drifting. C. GORDON ASTHEIMER Business Administration Pottstown, Pa. Beta Sigma Lambda Fraternity (Pres 3); Intorfratcrnity Council (3); Handbook (4) Football (1. 2, 3 4); Wrostling (2 4). Varsity Club (2, 3. 4); Moistorsingors (2); Glco Club (2 3). Choir (2), Gorman Club (3. 4) Gordy is one ol those fellows who is always known for his pleasant and genuine smile His helping hand is ready when needed, as is his spontaneous wit Many a suifering student he has saved irom the pangs of hunger when his iamiliar cry oi 'Milkman!' rang through the dorms A;. President of Beta Sigma Lambda in 1938-1939 he did a grand job. but perhaps his best work was soon on the football held, whore his tackles ore vonted many an onomy score Ursinus is a bettor place for having had Gordy among tho student body and he will be sincerely missod on the Campus. Here, in short, is a scholar and a gentleman I 26

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Remember Our Shaky Steps? Time fliesl How many of us can recall just four short years aao, when wc entered Ursinus as the Class of 1910 Today we are ready to turn to other fields. Yes. we have grown to love Ursinus, that is true; we shall always hold her dear to our hearts; but perhaps our memories may be made just a little more vivid if we look at these pictures to recall our customs and thoughts when we first walked the paths of this Campus Women students ot tho Claes o! 19-10 as they appoaroi in 1936.



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HARRY L. ATKINSON Mathematics Audubon, N. J. Zota Chi Fraternity (Pres. 4). Varsity Club (2, 3. Pros. 4). Cub and Key Society (Pres 4); Senior Ball Chairman lunior Prom Comm Varsity Club Dance Chairman (3); Wen's Student Council (3. V Pros 4); Basoball (1. 2. 3. 4) Basketball (Mar 4): Mathematics Group (Pros. 4). RUBY' Staff (2. 3 Asst Editor 4): Weekly (Sports Editor 3, 4). Y M C A. Handbook (4); Council on Student Activities (4); Council on Student Expenditures (4); B List. Harry was one of the outstanding men in the class. He was in almost every activity on tho Campus that was worthwhile yet Harry could always be depended upon for whatevor ho undertook In athletics he won the admiration of not only tho students but of all those who witnessed one basoball game Harry was tho real spark plug of tho team from behind tho p’.ato and was rated tho top catchor of tho Conference Harry also won much acclaim for the numerous dancos which he arranged Scholastically he war always to bo found noar tho top of his class. ANNE N. BAGENSTOSE Business Administration Reading, Pa Phi Alpha Psi Sorority Y V C A Cabinet (1 2 3. 4) Curtain Club (3) W A A (I, 2); May Day (1. 2. 3 4) When Bags starts spouting some of the Pennsylvania Dutch she hoars up Roadmg way she holds the center of the stage and has her audience holding their side:; Especially was this true when she and Mr Miller got nidetrackod in soc class. But during her sonior voar sho dosorted both Reading and Clamor for tho more attractive Lehiah If it wasn't a house-party it was a football game, or something nearly so irresistible, so the weeks soomed endless and tho week-ends all too short During the woek Bags keeps up to date in her studies, but finds timo to have a lot of fun, especially with tho Clamer girls, whore she is always tho lifo of tho party But Bags also likes to leave the crowd and take long walks, talking sortously with some close friends CHARLES T. BARDSLEY Business Administration Collingswood, N. I. Zeta Chi Fraternity. RUBY Cir Mgr . (4). Wookly. Sports. Football (1. 2. 3. 4). Track (1 2. 3. 4); Varsity Club Buzz matriculated at Ursinus with the aim of getting an education in business administration but managed to find enough time to participate in four years of varsity athletics a.-, woll as a bit of journalism This lad also found a ready ou.lot betweon books at Doc s' machines, and Maples A pillar of tho Curtis Marines as well as a genial host at Cocktaii Partie:. his easy going manner enablod him to establish a broad social acquaintance. Buzz won much fame in his last yepr by catching a pass at Droxol and scoring tho first Ursinus touchdown Things like this make it easy to understand why he seems to have little trouble socurtng beautiful dates We fool cortain that Buzz has socurod an education that is really well-rounded ANNE BARFOOT Businoss Administration Philadelphia, Pa. Phi Alpha Psi Sorority ' RUBY Cir Staff (4)-May Day (12 3, Ah Central Nominating Comm (2); Manuscript Club (12, 3). I H C. (1. 2. 3. 4). When Anne went to the Pocono conference her sophomore year she made a discovery that has significantly changed her life She learned that Lan castor also boasts a college under the benign influence of the Heformod Church, and since thon she has had occasion to visit the other campus a number ol timos. While tho two colleges are considered rivals by most peoplo Anne ha found that they are really very friendly rivals At other times Anno can frequently bo found in one of Clamor's tower rooms knitting soft mittens or socks, or reading one of her many currently popular magazines which all the girls like to share As a little practice for her business career Anno has had chargo of selling both tho RUBY and tho I R C Quarterly If her success here is any indication ol what is to come. Anne should havo a very promising future. 27

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