Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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k I III KIM I.. 11 ARM KR ImpiNli liitle fate . . . sweet wanning personalia . . . don’t let the fcinininit l « 1 you: she wields a mean hockey stick . . . one »l Snell's Belles . . . that carefree, debonair look . . . I an Sig . . . incorrigible practical joker. I'DW’ARI) II. II NII l SEN. JR. ( o kI dressei . . . sttong silent type . . . bridge ex|x. n ai the SS . . . aiiist hi his own light . . . likes women .mil sports and follows both doscl . . . seldom seen in the college dining room . . . med school bound. (.KAN I K. IIAKKI I “Altoona kid . . . popular hcadwaitcr . . . active on campus . . . debatei . . . directed men’s Mas Pageant farce . . . “V . . . student council prew . . . future missionary to China . . . Hnbba, Hubba. Ilubba! M RA JAM II VSSI.ER ‘ I'cxas” of the russet locks . . . come-hither look . . . populai English majoi . . . susceptible to severe exam jitteis although prominent H-listci . . . Curtain Club vice-president and able dircctoi of “Mr. and Mrs. North . . . k I) K treasurer. 30

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ROBER I R. (. 1 I s I Class president . . . pride of Slatington . . . captain of championship basketball team . . . lies, ties populai . . . Cub and key . . . smooth dancei . . , eta Chi ... A I athlete and versatile, too . . . WHO'S W HO . . . tops in am league”. I HELM M. OR ESI I lop ranking student . . . attractive . . . football enthusiast . . . very studious . . . accelerated two summers . . . prefers the Navy blue . . . luture history teat bet . . . prac tised in Norristown . . . writes poetrv . . . tea fiend. RICHARD R. CROSS Product of Cherryville . . . sincere to the nth degree . . . (aib and Key . . . friendly and entertaining . . . student council . . . pinochle fiend . . . debater . . . famous Im his class notes . . . seminal bound. HELEN E. HAE1 MANN Out official checker . . . ol freshman compositions and (Slihh!) chapel . . . frequent contributor to “Lantern” and Weekly” . . . an ever-smiling officer worker . . . cpiiet but efficient Y member . . . unsung jx et laureate of the dining-room commerc ials. 29

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N NC li. HERRON One of our daily commuters . . . holds a variety of offices in the Day Study . . . enthusiastic about swimming . . . debatei of great skill . . . pitches her tent on the third Horn of Pfahler Hall . . . an aspiring lien-medic. Glad is certainly the light name for this contagious cut-up . . . spent May Day in conference with local florist whipping up literally hundreds oi corsages foi the mommas . . . Don’t fail to see the latest drama by Howard Productions. Inc. GLADYS M. HOWARD WILMA E. HUNSBERGER Day student . . . chief interests lie in English and modern languages . . . not to mention bridge . . . plans to teach . . . Messiah chorus . . . believes in acceleration . . . always on hand in the chapel choir. LI CII.I.l E. JACKSON Hei mailbox was always lull . . . accelerated . . . hails from Pottstown . . . populai prexy of I Iceland . . . good student . . . seen often at the college switchboard . . . like s loafing . . . her quiet manner betrays a mischievous spirit. M