Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

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Ninety-two students to receive degrees at seventy-sixth annual commencement: Dr. Johnson to deliver address; graduation week events listed • Group three to present two one-act plays at Curtain Club meeting • Student council to hold installation banquet on Tues. evening, June 18 • Athletes to hold banquet, Thursday • Juniors elect Paul Detwiler to presidency of 1947 class: K. Schroeder is junior prexy; frosh elect Hallinger leader; also names Eckenroth, Nikel, J. Rathgeb as other officers • Editors announce release date of next Lantern issue • Outstanding debaters honored by Tau Kappa Alpha fraternity • Dr. Armstrong is guest speaker of Brotherhood of St. Paul • Seven students chosen members of honorary dramatic society • YMCA president names seven men as new cabinet members • Men students elect J. Newlin to serve as YMCA president • Fishman heads pre-med group • Lois Williams to serve as head of International Relations Club • Dr. Campbell addresses Y interdenominational group • The Negro problem • New chef received culinary training as Merchant Marine • Delaware swamps baseball team 14-4; Hallinger leads bears with three hits • First deck wins title in intramural league; defeats third deck, 9-5 • Snell's Belles trounce Penn coeds 18-0 as Erma Keyes delivers no-hit game • Penn Maids shut out Ursinus racqueteers, 5-0 • Ursinus coeds drop 5-0 match to Swarthmore • JV score 3-2 victory in match with U. of P. • Y holds semi-annual retreat to plan activities of coming year • Seniors will always remember certain things around campus • Journey to shore brings coeds adventure, relief from books

Publication Date

6-10-1946

Publisher

Ursinus College

City

Collegeville, Pennsylvania

Keywords

Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, newspaper, commencement, Robert Johnson, Curtain Club, student government, Kenneth Schroeder, Paul Detwiler, Robert Hallinger, Jane Rathgeb, Bill Nikel, Dick Eckenroth, Lantern, Tau Kappa Alpha, Alpha Psi Omega, Maurice Armstrong, E. Fay Campbell, Women's Athletic Association, YMCA, Joseph Newlin, Harold Fishman, International Relations Club, racial equality, Donald S. Miller, softball, baseball, tennis, intramural sports

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Disciplines

Cultural History | Higher Education | Liberal Studies | Social History | United States History

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This is a digitized copy of the Ursinus Weekly, Volume 45, Number 23.

Jane Rathgeb, editor-in-chief.

The Ursinus Weekly, June 10, 1946

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