Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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RUBY ELLEN L. RICE CATHERINE S. RICHARD Sup© or Super . . . Fircroft Fifinella . . . equally jiopular with lioth sexes . . . fast stepping jitterbug . . . whets apjietite on German translations . . . Brad’s for breakfast . . . will Hip a coin on teaching vs. secretarial career. JAMES L. RICHARDS, JR. Gentleman Jim . . . loud s| rt coats plus crew cut . . . wholesale affairs d'amour . . . record collector of proportion . . . abnormal interest in dance committees . . . hard hit by tire and gas shortages. Quiet, unassuming, and modest . . . doesn't say much, but usually worth listening to . . . at rare moments her subtle wit jmips out . . . air raid? she’s there for civilian defense. RUTH F. RIEGEL Maliel . . the You'd Be So Nice To Conte Home To lass . . . nonsensical wit and humor . . . class | ersoni-tied . . . fascinating eyes . . . has gobs of love on lit,' finger for the Xavv-especially for Jake. Thirty-one

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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

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1943 % HELEN E. ROGALINSKI Generous, loyal “Rogie . . . friend indeed . . . Gamer big-wig . . . die Koenig in of German Club . . . heads Modern Language group as well . . . industrious and conscientious worker . . . bulwark of Omega Chi. ERNEST C. SHULTZ Krnie. reformer of the “Campus Den of Sin” . . . dresses conservatively . . . plays bridge, poker, or hearts at the drop of a bat . . . seldom without a lab manual or a deck of cards. MARY E. ROSCIOLA Neither fuss nor feathers . . . Sphinx-like . . . daily commuter from Norristown . . . efficient worker . . . another who braved summer school . . . Math major who knows her p's and |’s . . . oops! we mean factors and cosines. BLANCHE C. SHIREY I.ike other punchy phys-edders constantly complains about Mr. Bailey's fatiguing routines . . . energetic and loquacious support to the “Y and Booster committees . . . spreads pep and hard work broadcast. Thirty-two