Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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MAURICE W. ARMSTRONG. S.T.M., Ph.D. Professor of History Urtlnui tince 1945 EVERETT M. BAILEY. M.A. Director of Athletic end Profe or of Physical Education Urtinui tinea 1935 DONALD G. BAKER. Ph.D. Profettor of Greek Urtinu since 1932 MAURICE O. BONE. B.C.S. Professor of Economics Ursinut since 1929 JAMES L. BOSWELL. Ph.D. Professor of Economics Ursinut since 1923 ALFRED L. CREAGER. B.S.. B.D.. D.D. Associate Professor of the History of the Christian Church Ursinut since 1947 JAMES D. DAVIS. M.A. Assisant Professor of History Ursinut since 1945 GEOFFREY DOLMAN. M.A. Director of Admissions and Associate Profettor of English Ursinut since 1949 faculty directors RICHARD M. FLETCHER. PhD. Associate Profossor of Psychology Ursinut since 1956 ELIZABETH R. FOSTER. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Ursinut since 1939-1941; 1953 HELEN T. GARRETT, Ph.D. Professor of French Ursinut since 1942 RAYMOND V. GURZYNSKI. M.Ed. Associate Professor of Physical Education Ursinut since 1947

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G. SIEBER PANCOAST Dean of Men G. Sieber Pancoast. Pli.D.. was graduated from Ursinus College in the Class of 1937. Mr. Pancoast serve the college with sincere enthusiasm and ability in many capacities— as Dean of Men. as an instructor of political science, and as coach of the baseball team. DONALD L. HF.LFFKRICII I 'ice-Presulent Donald I.. Hrlffrrich, Esq., II.B., I.L.B.. LL.D., is a graduate of this college and of Yale Law School. Dr. Ilelfferich has been tin- Vice-president of I rsinus since 1936. To him is entrusted the job of keeping the financial and business end of the college operating smoothly. Dr. HelfTerich is a colorful figure with a Hair for the dramatic, and his enthusiasm and active interest in the college make him an irreplaceable asset. CAMILLA B. STAIIK Dean of Women Miss Camilla It. Stain. A.B.. a graduate of Wilson College, has been Dean of Women of I rsinus College since 1938. Miss Stahr is also known to the women of I rsinus ns the preceptress of Shreinei Hall and as a friend to whom they may take their problems, confident that she will be sympathetic and understanding. Charming and dignified. Miss Stahr is loved by all. 7

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JOHN J. HEILEMANN. PH.D. Profauor of PHyiict Uftinuv »! f» 1941 H. LLOYD JONES. JR. M.A. Atiiitant Profettor of English Urtinui »Ince 1947 AMMON G. KERSHNER. JR.. PH.D. Auiitant Profettor of EnqliiH Urtinui »inc 1947 FRANK L. MANNING. PH.D. Profenor of MatHematk Urtinut »ince 1930 Calvin Daniel Yo t. Jr., Ph.D., ha» I urn closely a »Ocwlrd with l'r inu College .ill hi life. He received hi A.B. degree here, and after the I ni er ity of Pennsylvania granted him hi M.A. and I’ll.I), degree , he returned to I r inu to teach Kngli-h. No the head of the Kngli h Department, Dr. Yo t ha heroine a valued roun rllor and beloved friend to tiidrnt in every field of !udy. 9