Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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Class of 1963 Junior Class Officers: Standing treasurer Roy DeBeer, and vice-president Rill Graver: Sitting president Murray Feldstein and secretary Sue Higley. During Customs this year, the Class of 1963 found itself playing a new role as guardians of the Freshman Class. The juniors successfully conducted elections and arranged a banquet for the emerging Class of 1965. “Harvest Moon” was the theme of the juniors festive fall dance. A scarecrow surveyed the scene as Ursinus couples danced under a big orange moon in the T-G Gym. Elections for Ruby officers in the fall resulted in several ties. After several ballots Kay O'Donnell and Steve Wurster were elected co-editors, ami Jeff Drown and Denny Krauss, business managers. On Friday, April 13, the class presented its Junior Prom, “Champs d’ Elysee.” Prom queen Jane Mikociak reigned with her court. Sue Higley, Sue Miller. Sandy Fix, and Judy Rudolph, under the famous “Arc dc Triomphe.” Junior men Murray Feld-stein, Steve Wurster, Jim Ryan, Charlie Haucssncr, Jeff Brown, and John Piston were honored by Cub and Key. Below: Sip Nu sitting pretty. R. Shearer, J. .Smith, M. Leahy, I,. Watson, S. Higley. M. Pollanick. Right: From the closet—where they’ve chosen to reside this year C. Kuhn, G. Brackin, P. Rrackin, T. Cclfand. 28

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of 1964 Under the leadership of Jim Shinnick, the Sophomore Class returned in the fall eager to begin a new school year. The Customs program was competently carried out by Jackie Kroschwitz and Bob Gladstone. “Black Magic held on a spooky Friday the thirteenth in October was a pleasant diversion in the T-G Gym. The class took much pride in a bright new idea. Sophomore Weekend held April 11 and 15. A picnic at Montgomery County Park followed by a dance featuring the “Blue Jets rounded out a weekend of fun and fellowship for the sophs. Sophomore Class Officer : N. ilolochuk, treasurer, J. Kleinhoff, secretary, J. Shinnick. president, and P. Hill, vice-president. SOPHOMORE WOMEN First row, I. to r.: E. itotliglcr, J. Dilliplanc. J. Sclgradc, I.. Gelding, L. Thompson, J. ilabcck, I). Cooper, M. Marcy, S. Schwabcr, C. Lane, L. Alford. Second row: J. Wallace, It. Rinkcr, C. Wolfrom. P. Hill, K. Entrckin. S. Pciffcr, M. Murphy, G. Gro«, S. Doyle. It. Shorb, S. Robbins. Third row: J. Wutkeys, J. Bcnficld. S. Hied. N. Killian. F. Wor»ter, 1 . Williams, J. Kummlcr, I. Yost, I- Fuhrman, J. Dicfcndcrfer, C. Dcnzcr. C. Hchcr, P. Born. Fourth row: J. Baucrlc, S. Mussclman, J. Kleinhoff, B. Fisher, M. Haas, K. Taylor, J. Hitting, H. Hutchinson, L. Kinces, C Sicgal, N. Harris, P. Cooper, B. Crimes, B. Getty . S. Harding. Fifth row: L. Wagner, J. Miller, C. Lehman, S. Honey-sett, C. DcSilva, J. Kroschwitz, J. Kooscn, N. Ilolochuk, J. Krampf, C. Elfunt, K. Altcmose, It. Klcinginna. 27 I

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Stauffer intellectuals at work. S. Frame. K. Fillo, B. Dyaaon, S. Fix. J. Mikuliak. “Don’t look now. Bits. He just snapped us.” 1- Blew, J. Rudolph. S. Canning, D. Detwiler, B. I.ambcrton, V. Shi be. C. Folwell.