Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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dormitorv Life ujns PR6CGPTRG5565 We have seen Brodlieck and Glen wood open and close as dormitories loi women. We have seen Sprankle and Rimby's added (01 girls. just as Hobson. Sline. Freeland, and Den had been. I I use changes have meant changes in out |»ie«eptresses as well, although there are some who have spent font years with us. inong these ate Dean Stahl as preceptress oi Shreinet. and Mrs. William Hell leridi and Mrs. Pancoast oi Hobson and hi2 respectively. Mrs. Srhlaybach and Mrs. Dennis have watched ovei Glamei and l ircroli. while Miss l.appin o( Maples and Mis. Slnyock ol Stine aie the othci two who have been with us throughout out college days. Spranklc's preceptress. Miss Beck. Lvnnewood's Mrs. Haller, and Freeland’s Miss Monis ate among the new ones who have arrived with the changes at Ursinus. Mrs. ingrad tame to Den and Mrs. Jacobson to '‘941” while Mrs. Jackson took ovei the duties at South and Miss Keller, those at Glen wood. Id these women who have been helpful throughout our stay at I'rsinus we owe a sincere debt ol gratitude loi tlicit patience and endeavors to make our dormi tot y life a pleasure. Standing, left to right: Mrs. ' ingraft. Mrs. Pancoast. Miss Morris. Mrs. Schlayhach. Mrs. Jackson. Miss Keller. Miss Beck. Mrs. Jacobson. Sitting, left to right: Mrs. William Mclffcrich, Mrs. Shryock. Dean Stahr. Mrs. Haller. Miss Lappin.

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UJ€ m InD€BT€D . DOUGLAS DAVIS. A.M. Instructor in History CHARLES W. STE1NMETZ. A.B. Instructor in (ierrnan CHARLES L. CHANDLER. Ll.D. Visiting Professor of Political Science C HARLES C . WAII ICK Assistant Professor of Religion; College ( liaflasn Mil NIC) I OC.K mi I) EUGENIE K. me.i low M Instructor in Political Science WILI I AM S. CUM D M Associate Professor of English IX ROTHY G. PORTER B.S. Assistant in Physical EJucalion GEORGE W. RICHARDS I'iii inj; Professor of Religion ROGER P. STAIGER. I».S. Instructor in (hernislry HI ANC I IE B. SC IIUI I . K.S. Instructor in .Mathematics EVAN S. SNYDER. B.S. Instructor in Physics

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n n€iu exPGRience memoRies! 7 am 11 lowly old freshman. All freshmen me lowly mid old. Hut mil the lowliest, moldiesl, mid oldest of nil fresh men. Oh thill weir a sophomore! Ilonortihle, distinguished, mid brilliant, hi all sophomores. Oh cruel, cruel fait that was bom 11 em too late! Oh, cruel, cruel, 11 nel fate, that mn just a lowly freshman!! I liis. along with green hands, ml. old gold, and lilac k sock , and dinks lot (lie l o s. was out infiodnc tion to I'lsinus. Out first week here was an cveniftd and. at limes, a liewilder-ing one. I lie bright note of tlie week was the Fteshinan Reception where the Nan (200 strong). 11 p|k’1 davsmen. and fieshmen got to know each othet. It wasn't long Indore we discovered Iliad's |ieanut butter cake and sandwiches and the Ciossioads of the ( anipus . the Suppls Store Xided b the |union we secret I' elected Don Wicket ham president. onl to have him kidnapped and returned pist in time fm out Freshman banquet. Millie Wilson. Jackie Landis, and l hvl I'alac io s impersonation «»| the ndrew Sisters brought more laurels to the freshman class when dies won fust pri e on Xmateur night. We looked forward to out In si (ihristmas week activities. hut the tin epidemic decided