Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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RUBY EDWARD M. MAN, JR. What Ed docs, he does well ... a crack tennis star. good pliysicist, and then there’s 1C. K. . . . noisy but good natural . . . card sharp . . . scion of Demas through thick and thin. CLARK D. MOORE L’g or Mo . . . romantic Irishman . . . Ixacklxme of any Derr hull session . . . liln-ral in politics and thought . . . happiest with people around or when hard at work . . . member of every stage crew in four years. R. DONALD MELSON Choir or shower—that booming bass voice . . . Maggie O’Reilly's lx»y . . . Esquire nattiness . . . Xow, see here . . . musician and writer of ability . . . talking hands . . . honest, lie’s not Hebrew . . . will Ik- a “thumping big success. RUTH N. MOSER Ruthy. lx-tter known as Mose” . . . past master at telling Sam I.opeedus jokes . . . early or late, a ready smile and an original quip . . . antithesis of the Bad Humor Man . . . one of those Southern girls. Twenty-seven

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1943 HERBERT LESWING, JR. Devoted most of liis time Incoming enmeshed in triangles and quadrangles . . . somehow got away with a whole 'kin . . decided preaching a simpler matter than running a profitable business tinder Xeu Deal. WILLARD H. LUTZ Lean and lanky . . . hermit leanings . . . ramrod In-aring ... as a freshman discovered bis girl Dottie Thomas . . . steady progress denoted by recent engagement . . . argumentative, rugged individualist . . . due for Uncle Sam's Xavv. HELEN A. LEWIS A relative newcomer . . . transferred from The King’s College, Delaware last winter . . . her natural friendliness quickly made her at home . . . will teach the King’s Knglish . . . no pun. HOWARD H. LYONS Flair for the dramatic . . . per son -allv and in Curtain Club . . . rates a good time above all else . . . an original singer . . . would make a loud addition to the Westminster choir. Twenty six

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1943 ALLEN C. MUNSTER The most consistent follower of the Physics l)ci artment . . . passes for student and lah assistant . . . eternal resident of Freeland, hut has now transferred some of his activities to Sixth Avenue . . . hasn’t he. Margie? WILMA B. MacCREADY Merc” of I.ynnewood residence . . . jovial female Falstaflr . . . expert tongue wagger . . . priceless imitations of the faculty . . . studies in spurts . . . wasn’t l ehind the door when the brains were passed out. EDWIN L. McCAUSLAND, JR. Sizzling tennis serves . . . “The iun-ner of intramural hasketliall fame . . . inveterate concessionaire . . . attracted to Happy” people . . . summer-schooled Ins way into our uncle’s waiting arms . . . ex-Brodbcck dungeon ite. C. ROBERT NISSLY Short, dark-haired Boh . . . inertia personified . . . typical college student -dates often, plays cards regularly, indulges in heap big pow-wows. and studies spasmodically . . . first rate el-bow bender . . . Beta Sig brother. Twenty-eight