Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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St am! inf: Tv»on. Yo»l. C. II. Miller. Seated: Dennis, liarrcll, Ileilnnann. Hintary ELIZA 1IETH II. WHITE HARVEY I.. CARTER Madern l.anyuayen ALFRED l. WILCOX HELEN T. CARRETT GEORGE W. II VRTZELI. INGE II. IIENI)A MARY J NE LYTLE Phiianaphy CARL V. TOWER WILLIAM W. R NCROFT Physical Education EVERETT M DAILEY ELEANOR I . SNELL NATALIE . IIOGEL ND t.ihrnri Cll ARLES II. MILLER. Librarian MARGERY . PASSMORE. Assistant .Mathematic JOHN W. CLAWSON FRANK L. M VNNING FOSTER L. DENNIS W 1I.LI VM C. II MITON Munir WILLIAM F. PHILIP M MUON G. SPANGLER Physic JOHN J. IIEII.EMANN EDWARD M. MAN Pttlilical Science G. S. PANCOAST EUGENE II. MILLER FLOYD E. HELLER. JR. JON VTII N R. IIILLEGASS Iteliyian I 2 On leave, t l)ecea»etl. FRANKLIN I. SHEEDER JOSEPHINE X. SHEEDER

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S-«-r«-iar Bell) Bra«l%va . ic«-piv-i l«nl drle Kiinlz. I’n-idi'iit Jim- (iliiaravalloli, TreuMirvr liirl«- Kli'in. f L A S S OF I'll .1 ctokkk 1941 found a new Ursinus. We. the class of group of freshmen learning the ropes at 45, were becoming well-acquainted with Price's mystery halls. Brad's peanut hotter cake, cinnamon buns at the Bakery, and the tradition of Glenwood Memorial. The gala frosh dinner-dance at the Valley Forge Hotel was very deceptive and temporarily removed the sting from the humiliation of pajama parades and green head-hands. ar was declared on Germany, Italy, and Japan that winter, and the administration at I rsinus straightened its laces. Pranks and pranksters were clamped down upon —but not before hidden alarm clocks disrupted chapel services, dining room silver sprouted overnight on sacred East campus, and Tyson was hung in effigy. i i