Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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RUBY HOMER W. BOYSEN GRACE I. BRANDT Kgg Harltor Homer . . . another denizen of Brownie's lahs . . . had his own skip-a-ycar plan . . . cultivated a Demosthenes leaning . . . famous tor a sleep speech . . . Derr chess champion. MILDRED F. BRICKER Mammy to the current “phys ed brood . . . would l c out of her element sans the little old Ford . . . sports blazer for facility with hockey stick ... in every event a good sport. Streamlined version of a history-so- cial studies major . . . bestows devastating smiles wholesalcly . . . recently Itecame a third linger left hand Rock-ettc”—courtesy of Freddie Binder . . . V entertainment hostess . . . beautiful and not dumb. CLARK S. BROWN Blonde Adonis of the Wildwood surf . . . quiet, friendly I)oc . . . won honors on track and gridiron . . . also won feminine admiration . . . an army P. G. at M. I. T. . . . mathematician and meteorologist. Eleven

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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

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1943 ELAINE C. BROWN MARGARET K. BROWN Infectious smile . . . commutes from Sana t ok a way . . . weathered summer school . . . will wield hi roll rod in social studies classes . . . enthusiastic worker . . . always cheerful and ready to help a friend in need. EARL W. BRUNNER, JR. Towering, good-natured son of Trappe ... a warmly human character . . . avid Sigma Rho fraternizer . . . mainstay f many Day Study intramural squads . . . student legislator ... a budding chemist by choice. What's new?—what’s news? . . . Peggy hawked tor the Weekly . . . loves cats (four-footed), knitting, and l ooks . . . works conscientiously though just a social butterfly at heart . . . helps Rog hold down Shreincr sofa. JOHN B. BUCKMAN Buck one math major unable to juggle a card score into the winning brackets ... is proud of his woman . . . the good-humored butt of many gags . . . impossible to make him angry. Twelve