Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 25, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Elizabeth Dolde, Ed Dawkins, George W. Pauff, Bob Ross, Lee Lawhead, Dick Bowman, H. Ralph Schumacher, and Theodore Sholl

  Mims Lawley crowned queen of Varsity Club homecoming • Chem. society tours refinery • Rabbi to address YM-YWCA • UC Messiah chorus largest in history • UC grad gains re-appointment • Curtain Club plans courtroom scene • Four Y commissioners plan program ideas • Rev. Gonser Founder's Day speaker; 5 degrees conferred • Who will U.C. put in power? • Concerts available to music group • Bible study class meets • 62 Ursinus students appear on evasive Dean's list • Truth about Stine? • Football holiday??? • Hazel strikes! • 24-hour call crew • Girl ex-leather-neck in South? • Lantern seeks to make its lamp brighter • Ursinus spirit and the freshmen • Hot off the stove!!! • "Mr. Everything" on campus • Honor system topic at WSGA meeting • Rabbi Schorsch to speak to SWC Wed. • Lafayette downs Bears in twin overtime 4-3 • Booster officers elected • Nutley tennis star • Curtis Hall sweeps I-M football crown • Belles preparing for all-college tourney • Bears tie Garnet in last 90 seconds: 28-yard pass to Krasley Garner's 20-20 deadlock • Wagner drops fifth straight; Juniata trips Dickinson 31-0 • Belles bow to West Chester 5-3; U.C. Jayvees lose • Wynia, Moliter elected to Booster Committee posts

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 18, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Hazel Okino, Carl Smith, David Garlich, George W. Pauff, Dick Bowman, Theodore Sholl, and Ann Wertz

  Hazel invades Y-retreat but festivities continue • Juniors next for pictures • Intramural debate to be held Friday • B.A. admission tests • Sorority rushing schedule set up by I-S Council • Guilty or not guilty answer to Jan. 16th • Old Timers' Day big day for alumni and students • Carl Smith FTAVP • Pre-legal to hold meeting • Politics and humor mix at first Ursinus Forum • MSGA holds open meeting • "Political situation in France" topic at French Club meeting • New Weekly series to start • Students attend Chi Alpha meeting: Aregood presides • Fraternities view prospects • Lantern adds 13 members • Abstractly speaking • Cheers for the substitutes • Dinner opens Canterbury year • Belles blank Garnet by 3-0 • Curtis captures title by downing Brodbeck • Weekly sponsors music poll • Gridmen rebound to stall Haverford, 12-0 • Booters remain undefeated; Zartman, Dawkins, Burger star • Supply Store reveals policy

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 11, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Carl Smith, David Garlich, George W. Pauff, Constance Cross, Louise White, H. Ralph Schumacher, Dick Bowman, Theodore Sholl, and Jean Hain

  The "Night of January 16th" to be Curtain Club Fall play • Gayle Livingstone wins essay award • History Department starts "Bible study" group • Fraternity row • IRC invites students • Beemer, Ramsey get NR commission • WSGA classified Bermuda shorts • "God, our help in ages past" theme for weekend retreat • Chem. society opens term • "Y"'s plan for '54-'55 • FTA to hold first meeting • Forum on October 31st • Maples and Lynnewood have new preceptresses • Editorials • Cub and Key celebrate 15th anniversary • Debators campaign • Paolone sets '54-'55 MSGA in motion • P-T day • Band lays plans for Old Timers' Day • Maintenance men active • French Club to meet Tues. • Continental observer • Price of originality • Volume XXII of The Lantern • Captain Stadler, hockey gals out to beat 1-loss 1953 mark • Ehlers' passing nets Curtis lead in grid campaign • Don't buy your spirit, we have it for free! • Conti, Carver break away to blank Crusaders, 12-0 • Fall volleyball replaces hockey in intramurals • Fumble, blocked kicks aid Drexel win: Dragons maul Bears 41-13; Hart, Campiglia big guns • Booters down Hill School in 5-1 opener; Four back • Stick gals bow to Beaver 5-3 after injury to Ruth Heller • Emerald gals use teamwork in 7-0 victory • Chess Club elects Scheirer new prexy • Aregood to preside over first Chi Alpha meeting • Frosh united? • Want an activity? Join the "Y" • Robert Sutton new librarian

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 31, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, William Stout, Floyd Fellows, Patricia Garrow, Mary Louise Killheffer, Dick Bowman, and Albert Paolone

  Dr. A. A. Welsh delivers Baccalaureate sermon • Campus heads of 1954-1955 • Prizes awarded at alumni dinner • Beardwood ushers out prosperous year • Dorothy Ann Schulz named valedictorian of '54 class • Ursinus to send representatives to Y conference • Intramural re-cap of year • Dr. Hartzell to act as consultant on Britannica • Dr. G. P. Harnwell speaks at 84th commencement • Prizes awarded at commencement • Jean Hain to head '54 junior advisers • Dean's office releases Summer school classes • Editorials: Some light on the Lantern problems; Good luck, Class of 1954 • Letters to the editor • 1955 Ruby staffs chosen • Dr. McClure greets alumni back to '84 • Mary McKerihan to rule over hall presidents • Collegeville-Trappe story: Collegeville and its people • Curtis II cops softball crown • Bears defeat explorers in late innings, 6-2 • Batsmen post best mark in UC history: Sluggers blast Drew, 13-3, to climax 12-4 campaign • Ruth's 3-firsts in weights pace Bruin 87-38 FM win • Nine elects Ehlers captain; Trackmen select Donnelly • Cindermen tie Muhlenberg in 63-63 thriller • Varsity Club elects Aucott as '54-55 prexy • Courtmen drop LaSalle, 8-1, in net finale • Mason, Cross lead softball, tennis teams • Batbelles bow to Owls 3-2 for 3rd loss in 12 seasons • Weekly editors lay down law • "Bear" facts

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 17, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Mary Louise Killheffer, Ed Dawkins, Dick Bowman, and Robert E. Armstrong

  Post poll day elections held • Curtain Club chooses '54-55 group leaders • Fine bowling old chap • Singley Music Club prexy • Rice lectures in Germany • Ron Fisher honored in paper • Y sponsored square dance • Harris new WAA prexy • Paolone to preside over '54-55 Ursinus MSGA • Could May Day be bettered with help? • Debaters to revel tonight at Lakeside • Chi Alpha picnic • Frankenfield new junior class treasurer • Editorials • "See a penny, pick it up" • UC dolls drub Bryn Mawr 28-1; JV batgals outhit Drexel 12-11 • Todd Hall's glorious past • Band: Myth to reality • Collegeville-Trappe story: Political set-up • Eshbach cuts 220 hurdle time to 24.4 to set new mark; Herwig wins two • Ehlers hits for cycle as Neborak halts Fords 15-1 • Burger acclaimed outstanding athlete: Varsity Club honors most valuable players, seniors • Hitting slump plagues batsmen; Bows to Dickinson & Moravian • Subway series to feature Curtis teams • Belles lose tennis match on hardwoods • Cross unbeaten; Netgals trip Drexel • Settles second, Esh's 2 fourths give Bears 8th • Courtmen edged by Drexel 5-4; Rally to bank Optometry 9-0 • We remember: David M. Ruccius

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 10, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Mary Louise Killheffer, Robert E. Armstrong, A. G. Kershner, Ed Dawkins, Dick Bowman, and Floyd Fellows

  Political struggles decided at polls: Gene Greenburg heads Curtain Club for '55; Bill Stout named new Beardwood prexy; Class, MSGA contests feature close voting • Open scholarship winners announced • Five newcomers join Alpha Psi • Weekly editors interviewed • U.C. men may question aviation cadet team, Thursday • Y officers to be installed at special service Wednesday • Wright, Rack star in "The Man..." • Chi Alpha to plan picnic at special meeting Wed. • 4 sororities tell officers • Thursday night elections to end Music Club year • Vanderslice delegate to industrial council • Editorials • Letters to the editor • Coed with conflicts asks: "What are we to do?" • Just thoughts • Bomberger host to initial May Day band concert • May Day pageant received under cloudy skies heartily • Church college offers special advantages • Professor says • Collegeville-Trappe story: Industries • Eshbach's 25.0 in 220 lows snaps his UC hurdle mark • Belles nip Rosemont 3-2; Connie Cross unbowed • Two run rally in eighth gives Drexel 3-2 win • Bears lose to Swarthmore national tennis power, 8-1 • Batgal rally gains 8-7 triumph over W. Chester; Taylor wins • Ricky Bauser to play against British lacrosse squad • Netgals crush Temple foe 4-1; JVs win 5-0 • Knabe's homer, "Ors" shutout top intramurals • Bruin tracksters mauled in 3-way cinder contest • WSGA, WAA representatives chosen; Soph rulers named

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 3, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Mizz Test, David Garlich, Marvin Rotman, Robert E. Armstrong, William T. Parsons, Marilyn Herrmann, Ismar Schorsch, and Dick Bowman

  Jack Westerhoff elected assistant head waiter • Y officers begin duties at retreat • Honor system advances • Meistersingers present last scheduled concert • Tilton Barron to transfer to Clark Univ. • Pi Gamma Mu honors 11 with membership • The real "Man who came" • May Day festivities will be held this Saturday • Eugene P. Bertin spoke to F.T.A. • Dr. Rice presents model "O" train display in Library • Band will present twilight concert at Ursinus May Day • Rosicrucians elect officers for 1954-55 • Your obligation • Letter to the editor • Pre-med story • Average student • Professor says • Collegeville-Trappe story: Today • Batsmen still roll on glory road; Track injuries plague Eshbach, Ruth • Bryn Mawr defeats tennisettes by 3-2 • UC Varsity Club to fete outstanding senior athlete • Ehlers edges powerful Delaware, 2-1: Art wins 4th on 7 hitter; Slotter hurls 3rd shutout • Brodbeck I, Curtis II softballers lead interdorm diamond pack • Racketgals cop 5-0 court win in straight sets • Albright falls tennis victim to Ursinus, 6-3 • Lehigh takes 12 firsts; Crush tracksters 92-33

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 26, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Frank Brown, Marilyn Herrmann, Robert E. Armstrong, Alfred L. Creager, and Louise White

  Class officer, MSGA petitions to start today • IRC delegates visit Alfred U. • Y retreat begins this weekend • Pre-med society sponsors advice for co-ed pre-meds • H. Smith elected '55 Lantern editor • Greek columns • Eugene P. Bentin to speak to FTA • Chi Alpha elects officers • Curtain Club elections to be held on May 3 • Fisher, Harris, Gillespie to lead WSGA, WAA, YW • Dr. Schoonover spoke; Moslem ideas, culture • U.C. debaters gain 14 wins, tie, drop 5 • Ethel Lutz elected pres. of Future Teachers • Beemer, German, Pasfield, McLaughlin U.C. bridge champs • "Kampus Karnival" a success • Spring play features comedy and confusion • Campus poll results • Queen, court, Cub & Key awards revealed at Jr. prom • Meistersingers' "Music for you" fine presentation, well received • A professor says • Collegeville-Trappe story: Famous people • ZX edges APE tracksters in 50 3/4 - 47 4 event rally • Bears set records, win disputed game • Slotter's 5-hit shut-out stalls Ford stickmen 7-0 • Ehlers, Carter shine on mound, beat E-town, F-M • Batsmen crush Pharmacy 20-0; Slotter victor • Strength in middle distance, dashes, gives Fords 70-56 win • Girls' tennis team loses; Three matches this week • Elizabethtown first prey; Racquetmen lose opener • Softball league led by Curtis II, Brodbeck I teams • Playoffs begin tonight in girls' intramural basketball

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 12, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Joan Fisher, George W. Pauff, H. Lloyd Jones, Harold Smith, Ismar Schorsch, Constance Cross, and Floyd Fellows

  M. L. Williams' royal decision is May Pageant • Tour completed by Meistersingers • Spring concert will be "Music for you" • French clubbers to enjoy Proust readings, games, eats • U.C. alumnus "Rocky" Davis graduates from N.O.C.S. • May 6, 7, 8 Curtain Club comedy, "The Man who came to dinner" • Group 4 to give comedy "Friday for luck" April 13 • Dr. K. Schoonover to speak Wed. on Islamic culture • Shepard talks on medical illustration • Wright, Holcombe, Burns, Welsh head U.C. spirit group • Matlaga, How, Frankenfield elected '55 Y M officers • Band to present twilight concert this May Day • Sorority activities center around Easter season • Juniors choose as prom theme Hasu Kisama • Jean Walker visits campus, speaks on Christian living • Chi Alpha elections to be held tomorrow night • MS-WSGA joint committee to plan potential honor system for U.C. • Former Ursinus College professor dies • Eternal schism • WSGA spoke at meeting • MSGA penalizes water battlers • A Don's one word more • Collegeville-Trappe story: A brief history • 14 racketmen out to better '54 court log • Femme scribe views Spring a la sports • Jane Skinner '55 is swimming captain • Batsmen blast Albright 6 to 1; Ehlers fans 8 in mound debut • Siebmen lose to PMC 2-1; Edge Johns Hopkins 7-5 • Dawkins, Paolone co-captains; Padula cited most valuable • Sports scribe scans cinders, baseball bits • Miss Snell's softballers hit Swarthmore April 28 • Intramurals begin today on diamonds • "Ace" Bailey announces names of 17 lettermen • Soph hop success • Letters to the editor • Debating team boasts a winning percentage • Irish scholarship qualifications told • May Day practice schedule

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 5, 1954

  Roland Dedekind, Frank Brown, Marilyn Herrmann, Robert E. Armstrong, Constance Cross, and Dick Bowman

  May Day committees chosen; Pageant written but unnamed • WSGA, YMCA, WAA candidates picked • Greek columns • Dr. Ernest Wagner to address chemistry society tonight • 1954 Ruby show, "campus carnival" to be held Apr. 24 • Dawkins, Matlaga up for "Y" head • Debating team wins nine • Beardwood group host to ISC convention Saturday • Miss Jean Walker to visit Ursinus • Meistersingers to begin Spring tour today • April in Paris theme of soph dance in T-G gym Friday eve • MS-WSGA prepares honor system • Chi Alpha tours seminary • Willard Shepard to talk on medical illustrations • Summer session registration begins; Courses are listed • Opposites attract • One-act play, "Trifles," represented Ursinus at cultural olympics; NYU, St. Joseph's top • Bits by Henry Shute read by Dr. Baker in Library • Self help job no deterrent to active campus career • Explorations, Ltd. • Weekly to feature "Collegeville story" • Campus atmosphere alters as springtime returns • 5th inter-frat cinderfest scheduled for April 21st • Jo Kuhn to lead femme basketeers • Kulp's double win aids off-campus intramural quest • Belles suffer 1st cage loss despite Jo Kuhn's 29 points • Mound staff pleases Sieb; Ehlers nucleus of 4 aces • Basketmen win laugh-filled 67-65 contest • Splashettes upended by Pennsylvania 37-20 • Eshbach leads '54 tracksters; Ray Gurzynski is optimistic • Junior show acts surpass dialogue • Liniment is useful item in chilly Spring

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 15, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, John Westerhoff, Joan Higgins, George W. Pauff, Roland Dedekind, Dick Bowman, and Patricia Garrow

  John Canady addresses art seminar group • Ursinus to participate in cultural olympics at U. of P. • Cheating case reviewed by MSGA on Tuesday • Teacher problems outlined for FTA by Mrs. Swavely • Griffin, Mathewson star in group play • Lit readings postponed • "Civil liberties today" is discussed by Backrack • Women's Club to fete senior girls at coffee • University of Pennsylvania Band to give concert, Thursday • Editorials: Goodbye, my fancy • Exhibit in Library • Broadway tunes highlight WAA musical production • Dave Seay, Marshall Nixon tell of service hitches • Reporter clipped by barber of Brodbeck • Doctor tells symptoms of dread Spring fever disease • Gene Harris, Carl Smith new cage co-captains • Mermaids lose to Swarthmore • Basketball season ends; "Shoes" leads statistics • Undefeated Belles top E. Stroudsburg • Intramural night occurs tomorrow • Badminton team downs Rosemont • Curtis I tops Curtis II for intramural honors • Ralph Schumacher named to first all MAC team • Bowman, Cross to inherit "Weekly" sports editing • "God of creation" viewed at vespers program, Sunday

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 8, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, Frank Brown, Marilyn Herrmann, and Robert E. Armstrong

  WAA schedules musical revue Thursday night • AAUW holds program for senior women • West Chester STC group conducts vespers program • Greek columns • Roland Dedekind is "Weekly" editor; Killheffer named managing editor • Debating team has contest with Temple • U. of P. band will give concert here, March 18 • Dr. A. Rice reads Swedish works • Women's club plans "coffee" for senior girls • Dr. Bachrach to speak on civil liberties at forum • J. Canady speaks on impressionist art • Committee leaders announced for play • Conflicting schedule causes Group II to postpone play • Editorials: Information please • Letters to the editor • Thief of time • Group III plays reviewed • Dawkins and Padula win MAC crowns; Ed Dawkins voted most valuable wrestler by MAC • Belles outplay Penn, 57-27; Kuhn tallies 29 points • Belles topple West Chester • Burger, Knull in finale, Delaware defeats Bears

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 1, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, John Westerhoff, Christian de la Roche, Robert E. Armstrong, Ronald Fisher, George W. Pauff, Dick Bowman, Roland Dedekind, and Marguerite Struth

  Helfferich tells causes of delay in Union work • U.C. Supply Store resumes full operation today • Ruby show to be presented • Band starts practice for Spring concert • Composition and technique discussed by Walter Hansen • Summer School to feature single session • U. of Penn band to present concert here • Dorthee von Miller to speak at AAUW program Wed. • Spring play cast revealed; Wright, Rack in lead roles • WSGA group holds meeting • John Canady to speak at seminar sessions • WAA will present variety show Mar. 11 • Dr. Allan Rice to present Scandinavian readings • Editorials: Support the Supply; Chinese controversy • Unusual campus rules • She felt like a young colt; But looked like an old .45 • Al Sare tells of Navy life • Reporter misses big scoop; Must turn in notebook • "Just plain Bill" reports Belles vs. Albright game • Little Belles top Bryn Mawr • Muhlenberg decisions Bears in heartbreaker • Shreiner, Hobson, South, Rimby's, Maples win • Cagemen top Fords in two overtimes • Belles down C. Hill, 57-13 • Bears top Drexel, 24-8 prior to M.A.C. wrestling • Chestnut Hill topples U.C. mermaids, 37-19 • PMC squeezes netmen to win • Snell's Belles win again; Hand Wagner 55-20 loss

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 22, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, Joanne Friedlin, Frank Brown, John Westerhoff, Robert E. Armstrong, Marvin Rotman, Ronald Fisher, Dick Bowman, and Roland Dedekind

  Eighty-eight are on Dean's list first semester • W. Hansen, second seminar speaker • "Ruby" 2/3 completed; Class of '54 show, Mar. 5 • Price, court elected royalty for May Day • French Club sponsors movie; Will give play • Naval aviation cadet man to visit UC, tell of program • Ursinus quartet sings for Rotary's ladies night • Student exchange program, subject of forum, Wed. • Greek columns • Quinn discusses criteria for judging paintings • Mizz Test is play director • Pre-meds visit Phila. College of Osteopathy • AAUW will introduce its aims to senior women • Editorials: Expostulation and reply • Supply store: To be or not to be • Letters to the editor • Ursinus men make gay debut in social season highlight • Save the Supply: Patronize it! • Little known facts revealed on Washington's birthday • Belles trounce Beaver in second win, 51-35 • Badminton team goes down to Penn; Defeats Drexel • J.V. Belles win over Beaver, 48-21 • Cub swimmers splash past Beavers, 29 to 23 • Mermaids lose to Beaver in thrilling meet, 31-26 • Matmen trounce Fords; Win four bouts, 18-13 • Textile drops Cagemen, 61-50 • Three falls fail to halt Bucknell • Badminton team in 3-2 victory • Swarthmore tops Cagers; Big man hurts Bears

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 15, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, Priscilla Shinehouse, Marilyn Herrmann, David Garlich, John Westerhoff, Ronald Fisher, Marvin Rotman, and George W. Pauff

  Student exchange consultant will speak here, Wed. • Psychologist tells of work with children • Sororities to try different rushing policy • Groups II, III prepare for one-act plays in March • Fine arts seminar sponsored by "Y" to begin tonight • Godley relates tale of sunken treasure • Debating team to make first appearance, Feb. 17 • Mrs. Seth Bakes speaks at Color Day ceremonies • MSGA-WSGA to confer on Student Union • Spring play chosen; Try-outs start, Thurs. • Y cabinet retreat yields plans for second semester • Curator of Audubon shrine addresses YM-YWCA group • Editorials: Leave it to the girls! • "I know a man" • Grizzlies lose to Delaware, 85-71; Drexel 74-70; Haverford, a question • J.V.s beat Drexel; Heller scores 15 • Delaware rallies to tie U.C. grapplers, 14 all

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 8, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, Joan Fisher, John Westerhoff, Marvin Rotman, Robert E. Armstrong, Margaret Kelly, Joan Higgins, Harold Smith, Ed Dawkins, Dick Bowman, Patricia Garrow, and Roland Dedekind

  Central Comm. announces plans for May Day • Lorelei date set as Feb. 12 • Schools of Egypt, U.S. compared by education • Bridge tournament at U.C., Feb. 18 • Frosh-Soph hop theme for '54 is "Mardi Gras" • Meistersingers plan tour; Present first concert • Demonstration is planned for C.C. general meeting • Pre-meds sponsor hospital tours • Spaghetti, speaker, stunts at Y dinner Wednesday • "Ruby" nears completion; Shows promise at 1/3 mark • Forum features Irish lord; Godley to speak, Wed. • Reporter remarks on MSGA session • Second semester welcomes 23 to U.C. • Stevenson, Cross, Dawkins elected • U.C. Color Day Thursday; Mrs. Seth Baker to speak • U.C. men may question aviation cadet team, Tues. • Editorials: Fair chance; Barbs and bouquets • Chapel change: The facts • Alumni news • Engagement • Greek columns • Violent mid-January events motivate student expeditions to sunny South • How to torture waiters; Or, mealtime diversions • Swimming team drops opener • Dawkins and Padula win; But match is lost, 20 to 8 • Belles open with bang; Topple Rosemont, 51-21 • Badminton team loses opener, 5-0 • Sieb stars for alumni but youth triumphs, 86-67 • Sharp-shooting Drexel wins; Tops Bears, 81-53; Shoes has 19 • Varsity letter winners posted • Baby Belles down Rosemont, 38-15

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 11, 1954

  Mary Jane Allen, Bernard Orsini, Marilyn Herrmann, Charlie Kenney, Marvin Rotman, Robert E. Armstrong, Joan Higgins, Jean Austin, Roland Dedekind, and Dick Bowman

  MSGA hears second case of cheating • Dr. James Martin is speaker at pre-med meeting • Dr. Garrett reads works of Proust • FTA hears talk by county school official • Alumni Office reports news of past graduates • Campus Chest reports total of $1,037.70 • F. W. Hankins is Bus. Ad. speaker • Baker, Miller debate on communist China in U.N. • Curtain Club schedules two one-act plays • French Club to discuss French art at next meeting • Greek columns • Editorials: Thanks, faculty • Recently announced engagements, pinnings • New Year's congratulations • Examinations open for government positions • Practice teacher recalls woes, joys of high school life • Swami foresees U.C. fifty-four; Tells of strange revolutions • Matmen win thrilling Swarthmore opener: Dawkins, Paolone, Padula, Nunn pin; Briner decisions • Cubs remain undefeated in two league encounters • Cagers down Swarthmore; 77-67, on fast-breaking game • PMC and F&M defeat netmen • Knull illness hinders Bears • Philadelphia art museum exhibiting Van Gogh works

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 14, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, Charlie Kenney, Marvin Rotman, Robert E. Armstrong, Joan Higgins, Harold Smith, and Dick Bowman

  MSGA-WSGA together, discuss U.C. honor system • Committee to pick Spring production • Senate hears complaints; Struth heads Booster Committee • MSGA warns men's dorms • Audience stirred by "Messiah," Thursday • Christmas Communion to be conducted by Chi Alpha • Morning watch services to be conducted this week by Y • Who's who honors twelve in Ursinus class of 1954 • Debating Team opens season at tournament • Zimmerman, Price are lord, lady of senior ball • Alpha Psi Omega initiates new members, Kuebler, Allen • Editorials: Christmas spirit; Resolutions for a happy New Year • Letters to the editor • No Christ this Christmas? • Ursinus to participate in bridge tournament • Engagement announced • First Ursinus Christmas "Fun in a magical snowfall" • Awards available for graduate work • Mr. Dolman and Dr. Rice bring varied experience to new job • Paolone leads matmen; Expect excellent season • Phyl Stadler is hockey captain • Maliken, Aden are most valuable players: Football fullback, soccer halfback receive new honor • Belles begin practice; Friedlin leads cagers • Bears fall to Juniata; Wallop Pharmacy, 99-83 • Syvertsen captains mermaids; Excellent season expected

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 7, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, Helen Gardner, John Westerhoff, Charlie Kenney, Marvin Rotman, Robert E. Armstrong, Elsie R. Belz, Harold Smith, Patricia Garrow, Ismar Schorsch, and Dick Bowman

  Prom to feature Johnny Austin, Sr. lord and lady • Wanamaker to give $1,000 scholarship • Sella resigns as senior prexy; Popowich unanimously chosen • Sixteenth "Messiah" performance to be held in Bomberger, Thursday • IRC to hear Chester Bowles at Bryn Mawr tonight • William S. Pettit named Dean of Ursinus College • MSGA hears student ideas at meeting • Raises revised by Stars and Players • Marge Merrifield wins hockey honor • Y plans party • Editorials: Honor at Ursinus; Maintenance mixup? • Cutting • Greek columns • Thespians present "All my sons"; Reviewer notes fine performances • Pledge reveals fun and difficulties of informal Ursinus sorority initiation • Dorms eagerly anticipate vendors' nightly visit • Hockey team ends season • JV Belles down Penn, W. Chester, Bryn Mawr • Soccermen lose to F&M; Season ends with party • Third team undefeated • Basketball season opens; Bears win, 84-66; 78-56 • Walker, Cox head 1954 football, soccer elevens • Dickinson downs Ursinus in football finale, 19-13 • Hockey-soccer game ends in 2-2 tie • Christmas vespers service to be held December 13 • Chemical society members visit chemical exposition • Truex speaks to pre-medders on opportunities in medicine • French Club holds program of vocal, piano music • Christmas dance planned

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 16, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, Mary Louise Killheffer, Marvin Rotman, Charlie Kenney, Joan Higgins, Hazel Okino, Bernard Orsini, Joan Fisher, Patricia Garrow, Ismar Schorsch, and Art Ehlers

  Forum hears Norman Palmer talk on India • Honor system is MSGA topic at open discussion • U.C. group visits UN headquarters • "Messiah" features well-known soloists • Conditions in modern Austria revealed Monday by Thalburg • "No easy answer" seen by Chi Alpha Society • Faculty join students in show, Friday • Play polished by intense rehearsal • Music Club members attend harp concert • Dr. J. E. Wagner speaks, receives degree, Tuesday • High schools to tour campus • Doctors to appear at pre-med meeting • Dr. Yost presides at English lit reading • Pep talk on FTA affiliation given to campus members • Editorials: Education; Change in policy needed • Song and slogan spur Chest drive • Y sponsored work week commences November 30 • "God and the atom" to be coming attraction at vespers • Barbershop quartets present fine program • Beardwood Society plans field trip to exposition • Greek columns • Ursinus - F. & M. rivalry ends after fifty years • Variety of speakers highlight programs of past Founders Days • JVs lose second to strong Temple • Hockeyites down Temple in thrilling victory, 1-0 • Juniata defeats Bears for undefeated season • Cagemen initiate season tomorrow • Belles captain All-College teams • LaSalle defeats soccer team; Settles scores for Ursinus • Zartman, Settles, Dawkins score; Bakermen win, 6-2 • Writer satirizes sports jargon

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 9, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, John Westerhoff, Patricia Garrow, Mildred Mistovich, Mary Louise Killheffer, Robert E. Armstrong, Ismar Schorsch, and Dick Bowman

  Palmer to speak on U.S. and India Wednesday night • Campus Chest opens contest • MSGA hears cheating case; WSGA meeting held Monday • A tradition dies, buried in snow • Newbury discusses Argentina in Ursinus class Wednesday • Barbershop quartet program postponed until November 13 • Group play deemed success by reviewer • Alumnus talks on anesthesia to pre-med society • "Shades of indigo" to be prom theme • Head of E. and R. Church is Founders Day speaker • IRC to hear guest speaker • Pledgees sign fraternity bids • "Helena's husband" is group II presentation • 1955 Ruby editors are Dedekind, Belz • Chem society hears talk on Laminar chart • Pre-legal society to sponsor debate on red China in UN • 100 contribute to fill Ursinus bloodmobile quota • Editorials: Open letter to the Weekly staff • This week: Friday the 13th • Letters to the editor • Unexpected snow causes unusual weekend antics • I-F Council adopts new rule on rushing • Soccer team loses to Haverford, 3-2

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 2, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, David Garlich, Robert E. Armstrong, Joan Higgins, Barbara Kuebler, Harold Smith, Ismar Schorsch, Joseph Citrino, and Patricia Garrow

  Quartets to hold program Friday, Nov. 6 • Wagner to speak on Founders Day • Juniors to sponsor dance, "Penthouse serenade," Nov. 7 • Model S.C. held at Penn State • Fraternities continue rushing week activity • Group production will be given Tuesday night • Thirty-eight accept bids from sororities, Saturday • Dramatic play to be enacted by thespians • Bloodmobile will be at Ursinus, Nov. 3 • Big-little sister party to be held in rec center • SWC visits Salvation Army; Many attend vespers, Sunday • Executive committee elected by frosh to plan for class • Editorials: Rushing can be improved • Needed: Cash! • Letters to the editor • New preceptresses at South, Fircroft, Clamer • Dr. Phillips reads story by O. Wilde • "Cornstalk capers" is theme of dance presented by sophs • Junior preceptress tells woes and worries of job • Campus landmark views all Ursinus • Fraternities at Ursinus have interesting history • Eleanor Marcon is golf champion • Spirit, skill aid soccer; Team holds .750 record • JVs win 1-0 on Lewis goal • Stadler, Dawkins score as Belles top Swarthmore 4-1 • Merrifield, Price make first All-College • Bears in fourth victory topple strong Wagner, 14-6 • U.C. leads in tourney games • Temple cops four first team slots • Belles win three; Beat Beaver, 4-0 • Bakermen lose to Swarthmore, 6-1

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 26, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, Fred Menzel, Robert E. Armstrong, Joan Higgins, Dave Hallstrom, Jean Austin, Patricia Garrow, Katharine Hood, Dick Bowman, and Ismar Schorsch

  British foreign policy is subject of Forum speaker • China collection now on display in Library • Trinity Church holds special student class • Sororities schedule rush week parties • PAC to sponsor bus trip to United Nations, Nov. 14 • Baby sitters made available to faculty for school events • Retreat yields extensive plans for Y activity • Junior class to hold dance November 7 • 1953 alumni news • Freshmen elect officers; Hummel named president • "All my sons" to be directed by Abramson • Cub and Key plans reunion • Alumnus receives appointment at Washington University • Tonsorial quartets to present program • Editorials: Do we want culture? • From scenery to sex • Engagements • Campus sororities open week of rushing activity • Quartet performs with spirit and versatility • Meistersingers schedule includes concerts, tour • Third team wins, tops Bryn Mawr, 4-0 • Belles tie E. Stroudsburg, Merrifield, Heller counter • Ursinus defeats Swarthmore, 38-21 • Bakermen win 3rd game; Lose fourth to Rutgers • JVs triumph, 6-1, defeating Albright • All-college hockey starts Saturday

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 19, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, Margaret Kramer, Robert E. Armstrong, David Garlich, Elsie R. Belz, Barbara Olmo, Constance Cross, Ismar Schorsch, Patricia Garrow, Dick Bowman, Joseph Citrino, and Katharine Hood

  Report to MSGA shows new delay of Student Union • Deedes opens Forum season • "Y" invites students to attend Fall retreat • Academic freedom is topic debated at fireside chats • Jones presents readings about academic life • Freshmen class leads enrollment with 201 members • Music Club plans extensive activities • Friedlin is chosen queen; Glenwood wins trophy • Foster, Ogren join faculty • WSGA discusses rules, activities • Greenberg, Test, Brown, Bergman win leads in "All my sons" • Editorials: For professors only • Save every drop • Engagements • Library exhibit • Pre-meders to visit Penn medical school • Chi Alpha plans program for year • YM-YWCA members visit Plymouth Friends' Meeting • Campus poll • Letters to the editor • Alumni news • Reid is speaker at first Beardwood society meeting • Steward praised for great cooperation • Selective service notice • Freshman coed evaluates customs, finds friendly spirit on U.C. campus • Male frosh finds hazing gave unity to class of '57 • JVs lose opener, third team wins • Soccer team wins opener • Tennis champion enrolls at Ursinus • Ursinus wins homecoming thriller, 13-7 • Beaver tops U.C. in hockey opener • "Children" top "Old men" in merry alumni soccer game • WAA votes on constitution, Tuesday • Attention called to revised absence rules • Lantern notice

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 12, 1953

  Mary Jane Allen, John Westerhoff, Patricia Garrow, Joan Higgins, Robert E. Armstrong, Barbara Kuebler, Mary Lou Singer, Dick Bowman, Roland Dedekind, Ismar Schorsch, and Joseph Citrino

  Women's AA plan reception for freshmen • Student teachers discuss problems at doggie roast • Leaders elected by women of Day Study • Academic freedom topic of "chats" • Deedes to open Forum season with British foreign policy talk • Draft exams scheduled for Nov. 19, Apr. 22 • Pre-med group hears Dr. Benjamin Souders • Student council activity reviewed by reporters: MSGA announces report concerning Student Union; WSGA holds first meeting, social calendar arranged • String quartet to play this Sunday • Tryouts are held for "All my sons" • IRC will discuss aims of U.S. and Great Britain, Oct. 19 • Fraternities plan receptions as Old Timers' Day highlight • Editorials: Perseverance brings progress; Your ideas in the "Weekly"; Observations unlimited • When Ursinus played Penn • Spirit Committee sparks "U" campus; Outstanding year of '53-'54 predicted • Ursinus coed receives reply to letter "mailed" in ocean • Spencer Hand added to staff of Library • About the Belles: Marge Merrifield captains promising hockey team; Numerous veterans, one freshman named to line-up • "Danny" back at Ursinus • Varsity hockey opens Friday • Bears win opener, 32-14; Lose to Drexel • Soccer team ties Drexel • Gurzynski sees excellent year • Touch football season opens