Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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MARGARET E. HERBERT ROBERT G. HESS Margo . . . of the higher intelligentsia . . . very rarolv stayed to sample Price's weekend delicacies . . . Curtain Club ingenue . . . monitor at Maples . . . affiliated with Kappa Dell . . . it's a toss up between marriage and teaching. WARREN E. HEWITT Tall, black-liaircd . . . never in a hurry . . . L'rsinus via Colgate . . . Brodbcck A|»c . . . expert on current history and swing . . . subtle humor . . . g« xl fellow at stag or bull session . . . spends time on trek to 944. I.anky, confident Bob . . . owns a little black lxiok . . . always willing to forego academic theories for bridge . . . the tutoring of America’s youth will have to wait till Bob wins the war. CARL B. HOFFMAN Studious, sincere, censorious . . Open Scholarship . . . engaged womai merely a little tougher to get . . let's get something done attitude . . favorite pastime is debunking and dis paraging anything and everything. Twenty-two

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RUBY MARIAN N. HECKMAN ROBERT R. HECKMAN Miss Stahr’s right arm . . . not St. Vitus dance, just continually busy . . . kindly Shreiner confidante . . . pursues knowledge relentlessly . . . loyal Kappa Dell Iwoster . . . grand Ranee of I.R.C. . . . another budding pedagogue. E. ELWOOD HELLER Chubby” . . . headquarters in Derr . . . knows every girl on campus . . . a key chain swinger . . . inveterate talker . . . managing editor of Weekly . . . expert on commas . . . professional plans ditched to axe the Axis. Big, happy-go-lucky Blackie . . . equally at ease on the basketkdl court, in the classroom, or the bull session . . . Black Jack wizard . . . savoir faire of the matinee idol. HELEN J. HERBERT Skects” . . . always pleasant and conscientious ... an accelerated Chem-Bi major . . . has a medical technician's post as her goal . . . holds forth at 944 . . . another savant who leaves convinced that I'rsinus is a marriage institution. T wenty-one

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RUBY CONSTANCE HOI DEN CONSTANCE R. HOPKINS Did you mention style? ... to the more discerning her colors ri-allv blend ... a lithesome figure flashes by —it's Connie, heading for a swing at the ping-|K ng ball or a snack at Brad's. LLEWELLYN W. HUNSICKER Little Lew—Tiny Tris . . . energy pent up like a coiled spring, but released at the slightest provocation . . . plays drums and guitar with equal abandon . . . self-assured, but never overbearing. Kfticiency and brains plus! . . . diminutive, precise, clever, and lots of fun . . . that mellow voice in the choir . . . would find life not so fascinating without stub wonders as Beethoven's Fifth. FRANK K. HYATT, II Red thatch with mischievous little boy grin . . . fairy footed dash man . . . serious minded grade A student . . . gotta go home and study, fellows . . . girls? you bet . . . top flight for anybody's money. T went y-three