Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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HAROLD H. ALDERFER Pegged as an incipient medico . . . equitably distributed time In-tween Pfaltler. I)err. ami Glenwood . . . earthy wit brought fame . . . favorite phrase, “D'ya have a cigarette? . . . favorite brand: O. P.’s. EDWIN H. ALLINSON Eddie, skyscraper of the Day Study . . . serious, reserved, sincere . . . popular with his cronies . . . gives all in intramurals . . . has businesslike attitude that will complement knowledge gleaned in Rone-Boswell School of Economics. PETER B. ALLEN Petite, quiet, unassuming, genius at French . . . and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew . . . usually seen hurrying for a bus . . . famous one day corporal. SHIRLEY M. ANDERSON The pleasant girl who can't ! e hurried and seldom loses her composure . . . a Tan Sig bv affiliation, and 612’cr by residence . . . legerdemain artiste for she's already Madame Richard Shoemaker. .Vine

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1943 EVAN R. MORROW Tall, amiable, 1 a r r c 1 - c best e «| Moose . . . hails from Delaware, valley. but admires the Hudson . . . class prexie and second semester head oi M.S.C. . . . mixed chemicals . . . also mixed football opponents a varsity tackle. DOROTHEA H. TROUT Loafers and Harris tweed . . . hair twisting Dot tie is our Personality Plus iirl . . . she talks a good line . . . W.S. G.A. empress . . . many swains but indecision reigns . . . class scribe . . . a social lioness with school inarm leanings. NANCY A. I.ANDIS merican Reality of our class . . . far from fragile, being one oi Snell's chief belles . . . “Moose's understudy . . . her radiant smile and sly good humor won everyone's friendship . . . Queenie's melody will linger long. GEORGE D. KRATZ Tall, four-eyed, curley headed Kratz . . . senior bursar . . . chief Shylock of Scars. Roebuck and Rue . . . violinist when serious . . . one hand in every campus pot . . . even-keeled though a clown at heart ... in a word —superlative! E i( h t

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1943 WALTER F. BAGHURST A lab loiterer rarely seen on campus . . . Walt's paucity of hair can't he pinned on I'rsinus—missing when he came . . . should have learned enough in Pfahlcr to he the scientist of the generation. GILBERT M. BAYNE A student, first, last, and almost always . . . investigates to the minutest detail everything of interest . . . excellent dancer, ardent ping-pong player, and “Bright boy . . . keen mind for humor as well as studies. ROBERT L. BAUER Smiling Boh . . . seldom angry despite two years a grand Mogul of Harry's hash house . . . Lvtlcy a much married man . . . powerful center half for Doc” Baker . . . never misses a dance . . . “Brownie’s a good egg. FREDERICK T. BECKER Another scion of Hippocrates. Fred was anything but a Pfahlcr hermit . . . stalwart guard . . . tier Fuehrer of the student gestajH) . . . found time to guide Newman Club . . . of the genus—terpsichorus telinus hepus. T c n