Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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Our spirit vitalized by Zke Committee. The success of the pep-rallies, pep-tags, and dances which highlighted the 1958 football season at Ursinus was due to the tireless efforts of the Spirit Committee. Promoting sciiool spirit is a difficult task and this year's committc. under the capable leadership of President Diana Vye, has done a commendable job. Beside building up enthusiasm for the school activities this year’s group raised money lor such special projects as new color guard uniforms, a bear costume, and cheer-leading uniforms. Al Daniels and Gail Klcckncr pitch in and help with the colorful decorations for the football stadium. Scaled on the floor left to right: I.. W oodcock, H. Pearson, S. Kortc. G. Klcckncr, S. Nichols. S. Motta, S. Sands, J. Robbins. J. Drcnguba, K. Schnabel. li. Lewis, J. MacDougall, L. Rossi, M. Paxton. Kneeling on the right: A. Woodward, P. Tomasovich, B. Rogcl. Seated: B. Swope, I.. Yonkers. C. Dear-nalcy, P. Hunt, D. Vye. Standing: J. Gilingcr, C. Harrclson, C. Heffelfingcr, S. Rinehart. C. Benner. G. Busier, A. Daniels, R. Megill, L. Moock, A. Walton, li. Slim, L. Brenner.

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Junior Varsity Hockey The Belles in action on a defense play. The junior varsity hockey team won six and tied one game to record an outstanding season of play. Captained by senior veterans Liz Wheeler and Joyce Gilbert, and coached by Jen Shillingford, the junior Belles overpowered every opponent with the exception of the strong East Stroudsburg squad. The spirited Stroudsburg contest ended in a scoreless tie The victory of the hard fighting Ursinus team over Chestnut Hill’s varsity, 2-0, was another accomplishment of which the team can be proud. Both the JV and varsity squads this year were sparked by many fine freshmen players. The Junior Varsity squad—standing, left to right: S. Ether, N. Updegrove, L. Hamilton, L. Marten. J. Schultz, F;. McQueen, Boyer. P. Hoehl. M. Cramer, J. Ciilbert, W. Sperber, S. Bastow, J. Shillingford (coach). Kneeling, left to right: P Hackman, J. Ferrell, J. Lewis, M. Schcerbaum, I-'. Dietrich, N. Parsly.

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Chief among the Curtain Club's Fall activities this year was the production of the drama Joan of Lorraine. Directed by Bill Van Horn and Katrinka Schnabel and produced by Jack Blander, the play proved to be a great success. Other Curtain Club activities for the year included the one-act plays A Short Happy Journey and Under Milkwood in the fall and two in the spring, one of which was a Greek comedy. A group traveled to Temple to give scenes from She Stoops to Conquer for the Arts Festival. The gala comedy. The Solid Gold Cadillac, presented May Day weekend, closed with a flourish the major Curtain Club undertakings for the school year. Our lovely Joan . Stars and Players — Fir t row: H. Gobrecht, A. Evans, I). Vyc. K. Schnabel, C. Dearncley. Second row: J. Schaefer, N. Springer, J. Sanders, J. Elandcr. 7a I I Dramatic moments. In the Curtain Club,