Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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RUBY LEON L. NORTH, JR. THOMAS PASTRAS I .re . . . anti-Boml ergcr league jh -tentate . . . Lord Privy seal of third thx r Brodbeck . . . voice of thunder . . . missed one breakfast during Ursinus sojourn . . . iKtokish for three years, but then Peg! BENJAMIN S. PERKINS Cautious, methodical Ben . . . keenly interested in medicine as well as fairer sex . . . has strong Puritan convictions about ‘Taffaire de vie . . . always looks tired—and generally is. The Spartan from Camden! . . . mad Louie of the Jersey Express . . . brilliant student with medical aspirations . . . serious . . . watch out for the Greek horns . . . noted for his oratorical outbursts. MARY E. PETERSON Talk about perseverance . . . you can mention her twice . . . here in ’40, gone in ’41, Iwck in ‘42 . . . spent that off year working . . . heading for Temple Med. School . . . obstetrics. T went y-nine

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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

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R. ELIZABETH POWER Punch class buffoon . . . back-Ikhic of Christmas ] ageants . . . pseudo Rachmaninoff . . . the hand at Omega Chi's helm . . . Curtain Club comedienne . . . serious moments? occasionally . . . vital interest in all campus comings and goings. ROBERT RAPP Mixes well, dances well, ami dresses even better . . . ready smile . . . inevitable love for plaid ties . . . always salting his conversations with quaint Pennsylvania Dutch expressions . . . head cheerleader and booster. R. JAMES RABAN Audulwm Jim . . . works hard— when the pressure’s on . . . licet footed n the diamond, on the track, or on the way to the altar . . . his humor should aid in marriage and mcd. school. BETTY I. REESE liettv . . . reserved and sedate, but not always . . . humorous and full of tun . . . avid interest in English explained bv teaching hopes . . . responsible czarina of Day Study femmes . . . devoted to her ideals. Thirty