Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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M i: VI II F II I ROBERTA STREET. M.A. Instructor in History HARVEY R. VANDERSLICE. Pd.D. Professor of Education KUIIRT WIENEKE. B.S. Instructor in Physical Education RALPH I. MENDENHALL. B.S. Instructor in Physics WILLIAM T. PARSONS. B.A. Assistant Professor of French JAMES S. STRAUB. B.A. Instructor in German Not Photographed WILLIAM S. CHILD, A.M. Associate Professor of English AMMON G. KERSIINER. JR.. M.S. A ssociale Professor of English ROBERT C. QUAY. B.A. Assistant Professor of Economics GERALD I. SEEDERS. B.S. Instructor in Physical Education J. DOUGLAS DAVIS, A.M. Instructor in History 17

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U 1. I V r a i: MARGARET J. McKINNFY. B.S. Instructor in Biology CHARLES VC . MAH AC K. B.A. Instructor in French JESSIE A. MILLER. Ph.l). Lecturer in Sociology HENRY C. SYMONS. B.A. Instructor in Economics a EVERETT M. BAILEY. A.M. Associate Professor of Physical Education ELISABETH B. DA NIK). B.S. Instructor in Physical Education JAMES C. IIIRST, M.S. Instructor in Psychology 16 ALLAN L. RICE. Ph.D. Associate Professor of German

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i n i: i: i: v t h i: .s s i: s lirn (In' class of 48 leaves I rsinus this xear. they will lake with them mans memories of their Iasi school days and the close friendships that they have made. Fach preceptress in the xari-ous girls' dorms has added iniinitaldy to those memories. These women have been more than just preceptresses: they have given words of encouragement and guidance to the gills, and it is to them that we owe a sincere debt of gratitude for all the kindness and patience that they have given us. lien we first entered I rsinus. the gir ls occupied Stine. Brodheck. Freeland, and Derr. (Gradually the enrollment increased with the men returning to college. The girls and their preceptresses were forced to vacate these dormitories and move off campus. Last year Bimby's was added to the list of women's dormitories. This year, with I rsinus having the largest enrollment in its history. it was necessarx again to find new dormitories: and now we find Ban- croft and Baird's added to our group of houses. ith the change in dormitories came a change in preceptresses. At Bancroft we find Mrs. Shryock: Mrs. Haller has I icon tranferred to Lynnewood: and Mrs. Baird is presiding at her own home on Sixth venue in Collegovillo. This xear too we find that d2 has lost its former name and has now become Duryoa Hall, named for Mrs. Bliea Durvea Johnson, a member of the Board of Directors. In leax ing. the women of I rsinus xx ill long remember this group of women our preceptresses who have untiringly guided us through our pleasant dormitory life at I rsinus College. The following group of preceptresses preside over these houses: 911 1 rs. Jacobson: Bancroft Mrs. Shryock: Fircroft Mrs. Dennis: Lynnexvood Mrs. Haller: Bimby's Mrs. Staiger: Durvea Mrs. Pancoast: Shreiner Miss Stahr: Hobson Mrs. llelfferich: Maples Miss Lappin; Baird's Mrs. Ilairil: South Mrs. Jackson: Glen wood Miss Morris. 18