Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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Margaret I.. Allen Herbert Bagantz John S. Bauer Marie L. Blackburn Lorraine M. Blaster Robert . Bolin Kdith K. Rorchers Frank I . Borneinan Nancy Bausfield Laurence J. Biody Howard K. Brown Harold J. Buckner Philip B. (iclincr Leo J. Gorazza Gordon . !o Herbert Dablmaii Alice I). Davis Klitb K. I); ivig l).i id A. Dennis Flame M. Dorner John G. Dougherty Flizabcth M. I)owd Bit-hard S. Kdwards illiam M. Fetch Jtdm T. Fletcher illiam V. (Earner illiam B. Gates illiam K. Gentry John L. Gentzler. Jr. Jean K. (Filbert Boherl P. Gell John K. Goeekler Lillian Goldberg Stanley M. Green Robert M. Grier, Jr. i iau . Grimsley Michael G. Hamschcr Bulb F. Hansen Betty G. Harrison John T. Harseh David B. Heller Thomas P. Henry Fred F. Hidlay Bruce II. Hinnershots' Thomas G. Horti Mary K. Howry Mary B. Hunter Bruce K. Hull irginia M. James Btdiert J. Jones Thomas J. Kasperski Leonard II. Kedtla Both J. Kepner Davitl M. Ktdilhas Harohl . Matthews Helen S. McAllister James F. Meagher Betty J. Meehan Marjorie M. Mitchell Anne L. Monihan George L. Moore illiam M. Nelson Harry Neustadter Samuel Nuelio Lorraine G. Pierce Jesse Beed Karl S. Beimer Bay E. Beppert James . Bohinson Frederick I). Boemer Robert L. Schultz (’.arol M. Slianer Mice M. Sircom illiam M. Smith Andrew II. Sanerwine Lucille K. Still Karnes! Boy Todd (Jiristos N. Trizonis Phy llis J. ihhar.l . Bradley atlsworth Leo B. albert Boy F. W alz Betty J. eitler Gladys M. W illiams Boherl J. ilson Jack W . inter Jurgen Worthing Mabel T. Ziegler deceased 2 !»

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V IAH«;i FHITF COI.K Accentuates her a s . . . Fob-ruar graduate teaching since October . . . moved from one ex treme to tin- oilier Highland to Olt nwood . . . transferred from l.oek Haven Stall Teachers Gol-lege . . . not the only Mrs. in the elass hut tin only mother. FAITH It. ITtA.MRIt Scientist estraordinaire . . . quiet, efficient . . . one of the Southern Indies . . . member of Pro-Med Society . . . now a lab technician. AHTHI’lt 1. CiEHHI.W, .III. Ringleader in civilian days’ shenanigans . . . valedictorian . . . now in tin Navy . . . Carl and Art an insepcrahlc combination . . . wbi . in matli and physics. I . STKW.tltT II Fit UFA Good-natured “Reds . . . Y-12 company commander . . . succumbed to the French influence . . . accountant . . . after U.C. became regimental commander and top man at Harvard. THOMAS i . I.FI.MIAI II Former Lafayette man who saw the light . . . good-looking, blue eves and rosy cheeks . . . fond of sports particularly baseball and football . . . reserved . . . likes good music . . . lively wit . . . now at Penn Med. HOHOTHT M. Y( F Grail of last September ... in chapel every morning as college choir member . . . for three years added her voice to the “Messiah . . . organist . . . well remembered for her colorful clothes. ItHHFItT k. ItA. K Now at Hahnemann ... Hi yuh . . . personality kid . . . trooped daily from Trappe . . . ladies man . . . athletic . . . Ander’s Prc-Med Society. AIITIII It I.. SI II VFFIIFItl. “Schnuh . . . pet like—Gladys . . . member of Demas . . . also Xnder’s Prc-Med . . . “Brownie's my boy . . . “Ciwal . t'Altl. A. S« IIWAHT . Dchonairc devil-may-care attitude . . . subtle humor . . . “Y president ... in the Navy as Penn pre-mcihler . . . good man to have on your side in a bull session . . . expert rug-cutter . . . Gub and Key. IMIHIS .1. TIT7.4 K One of the Glamcr glamorites . . . smooth blonde with a line umm! . . . “Tiskic . . . played the siren in “Hay Fever . . . graduated in February . . . there’s something about a sailor U'H.I.IA.M B. WAI I IM. “Brax-ax . . . hot man with the fiddle . . . quiet kid . . . lover on the side . . . another Freeportcr . . . “In classwork, ya gotta produce— I can— 2 u

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UK I IIIM O.MI'A.W k ton. i n. I uniilr |.irk I • ..I. i l..tnilcr. I ..inilr. OnliicfOs Itilir, M-knulit. I urliit. Mrl nulilm, I.imhIiimii. tCli -a't«. 1.10 ilin L . MH jinn, Ijnroln, Mahon, illi.im.. S-mplr. trhilrr, M. Sin-lair. I.fiun. Slinii-I. Smiu. J. Sinjtlrt. Mgwr. %■■ialmjn. Kullixrll. I'bl-nn I ■ .iilrr Kultriluin. 1 ,1. Cirri rwlin. Srcomlrou: llruii. u.liuj. J It. i . I turns. Ki-li. •. Sotwlrw-ki. h. |{ Hum-. ttnllui, SjvI.-u, 11’li.-mi. II. Il»nn. I jurll. M. I'. krll). Iran-lall. n-lin, J. J. Miller, l «.k. Tiapr, Mrholi, Gliwr, MarLein, MH -!-. hinlaw, llrnni fir it rote: llu ». VilRjrrI’ltirr. .-ltl« 11. uImt, J. Hurra . T P|nt, I'.-m-II, ' Miller. I ole, . I lli-wr, llir-«li. 1C-inli.irl. VI-.IT-II ll.nik-.il . UulKrr. IU nniliic. tt liil-nun. Villunoiu. itoairr, Sullnun. Sprusur. I.jii-I--. Vi. I ll- .r. hupp. Iti-n.i -l-lr-. Tlir I r.-inii' -l2 I nit was opened foniiii 11 on July I. I'M.5. as a part of I lie Navy (lollege Training Program. I In- object of llii; 11 mi; ram is to give college level instruction to selected high school graduates or others of satisfactory eilliealioii.il qualification whose mental, physical ami potential ofliccr-likc ipialities were estahlisheil h approximate exaiilitiation. When the I nit arrived that first July, the men were billeted in Itrodheck. Freeland. Derr, and Stine Halls. lot of the men assigned to the station were I rsinu hoy« who had heen accepted into the -l2. What a change to have to undergo regu-lation as to coining in. going out. marching to meals, and only week-end liberty! The boys are now located in Itrodheck and (lurlis Halls. The n-e of these two dormitories makes for more uniformity in platoon organization, drill and inspection. The boys that make up the quota are now either directly out of high school, transfers from previous training centers, or from the f leet. This quota has centered about the two hundred mark during all semesters. Many activities here at I rsiniis would have been impossible without the presence of the -12Vrs. I hey have made possible football games, basketball and haseliall games, and track victories. They have also contributed much to the (.urlaiu (.lull, the (lull and Key Society, and tin- Weekly. special activity of the -l2 which will lie greatly missed i- the Navy Itall each semester.