Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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To walk in light • • • This is our goal; to follow the paths illuminated by the many lamps that shed the greater glow—the light of knowledge that dispels the darkness of the mind, the light of God that removes shadows from the soul, the light of friendship that drives away the clouds of sorrow and of fear. We have spent four years of our lives at (Jrsinus College—four of our most important and enioyable and formative years. Here we have lived and learned, have acquired our training for life. College has been more than just a medium for intellectual achievement; it has been the ground for spiritual, mental, and physical development, for social and political expansion. Our paths here have received the light of guidance and instruction, the light of education. The many campus lamps so familiar to us symbolize this, and remind us of other gleams—of friendly competition, of sociability, of cooperation and companionship in the many phases of college sports and activities— these are so much a part of the greater glow. But henceforth we are on our own—the future is now. To carry with us an inner radiance reflecting this gleam—that is our hope and our ambition, and with this thought we dedicate our book to that ideal. May we forever walk in light. CONTENTS The College The Classes