Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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to tin- i'■ i-ii»ii 11iih'iii Ot (III- l . rKu.nu ll In-al’li-licad. lilt oil mi tin- campus li.nl ever In-artl of strength test- nr compulsory cross rnnnlry running: nr morning rwrciw . Now I . I', anil tin- obstacle course an- familiar to all. In-n tin- iin-ii have completed tln-ir prescribed rmiw-s. tln-y arc presented with certificates at tin regular gratliialinn exercises. showing tin- .inmunt of work that ha- been accomplished. Since tin- opening of tin- I nit. approximately two Inin-tired anil ten men have heett -ent from I r-inn- to .Midshipmen'' Schools. Meiliral Schools. Dental Schools. Theological Seminaries. Navy llu'pital' for atlvani-ed training, and NROTC. Tlie-e hoy- h» e made nut extremely well wherever tln-y have hern sent and dm- credit ran he given to the good background, hnth academic and naval, which tln-y received here. The administration of diaeipline i- handled hy Ship's Company, which at tin- present time i- composed of seven ineiuhers. I. t. George I). Miner lias been Commanding Officer since the organization of the I nit. I.t. (j.g.) Kdward F. llefTernan is the Kxecutive Officer, while Harry I.. Clark i- Yeoman I e. Vincent Cypher-. IM. I c ami Chester llilger. IM. I c. are in charge of the physical training. Charles S. Stanley. I’ll. M. I e. binds up all minor wounds, and Kdward I . O'Connell. Storekeeper 2 c. issue- the uniforms and other equipment. Wording to the data now in the hands of the Commanding Officer, the I nit will lie at I r-inii' only until November I. 1‘ I.». t all limes, the college authorities and the administrative oflicer- of the Navv have worked together. It ha- been a good two years and both groups have lienelited hy the a—oeiation. SIKIMI rOMPA.XY H uk run Coinilr. S|rMllt| Battalion I -.milr Mi.l.ll ••ton. M V . IitCftOt. «M |ii|gf . •tiiiM- , I . . V• l.iiit . |l(cf, mu ., I , t I• • 11• I. |.niton, Ib r iii« r, J Um-. Kkronryer. «:raumrr. % . Sirakriilirr. Tuilr. J. I . ..... Ilay. Taka.li. Vila. Mil|...p, Itn.l., sj.Iom-k , Vk in.-ii.an. Skinnrr. Vnt.mn! i.O. Herlk I Jf llvHoilli. |,U,rn l 1 endUn.l. i.lirniil. Z.ru , IS. n.l. r. trior. Molio. I! I Itaiici. V. jll.r.lov., f I ..I I in.. ....k, Sp.iM»r. Unit. Baker. II ™ • Mni»», I .nitliir. lun, Krifbril. l(« i ll, |{ IS. Itrown. I j'llmiM. k.iufiiMti. lfonl, I'liitmin Ujrtlrr r« «in. if.f run IK....... I hr.iM. kirkputrirk. lu.I.M.i. Xim-M. It !..... k. Yi-li. Jrnkin.. Trrllin. Sl.aiM-ra. J U M,„K . I.,». S»a». i.,. V„,.|j.|,, II. -.m.-, Syvn|..r . I.noilnow, o.i.t.iry, Vtrivri. IIvan. Car.tall.

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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.

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1 WAI.TFK K. HOVFK “The lor . . . lour I rsiiius mi| porter of the “Oil lity Derrick . . . hits tin hooks . . . dead-eye on the basketball court . . . Honnir anil Hoxhorougli his main ilivrrsion. (IIAIII.E.S W. Ill FF A srroml llaegg . . . rrally rhurned around that track . . . baton dropping hand director for two semesters . . . (Shock's unpredictable classroom antics . . . “Now. Huff . . . always hit the “II list . . . for Honey? . . . “Awww. Kayo! . . . guardhouse lawyer. FIIFII W. IIM'K The Deck ... a man of many talents . . . those piano marathons in the supply store and elsewhere . . . “Tell me this” . . . last minute-man on stage work . . . his unique definitions in the classroom. WAIIREK i . JEAKIAN Kayo and that inexorable 6:15 clarion call . . . Barrymore-inclined . . . sinister Dan in “Night Must Kail . . . “Ahoy . . . suave, gallant . . . hails from Nebraska . . . popular with the weaker sex. ikkf:i f. ii wkwitz Notorious figure on campus . . . marked individuality . . . famed advocate of the “one-room house'’ (and spouse) ... a subtle, wry wit behind his independent manner ... a duly recognized intellect . . . “1 mean . . . cross country zephyr. IIAVIII F. KAPP Most popular campus musician . . . Dave plays a “sweet' trombone and long-haired violin . . . constant good sense of humor ... a supple member of the wrestling team . . . whatever lie did. he did well. :i 2