Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 28, 1952

  Sarah Canan, William Lukens, Richard P. Richter, Audrey Harte, Joan Higgins, Ted Wenner, Bob Odenheimer, Dick Bowman, and Patricia Garrow

  Ruth Reed is prom queen; Cub and Key taps four • Girls elect class representatives to WSGA and WAA • Y plans retreat for this weekend • Students pick MSGA men for next year • Navy man to be here tomorrow • New presidents elected for WAA, WSGA and Y • Day study girls pick new officers • Audience enjoys laughs at show • French Club to hold banquet • Classes elect officers for coming year • Spirit Committee chooses Armstrong as new chairman • Norristown Chemical Society to sponsor April 28 program • Pi Gamma Mu holds banquet • Editorials: Suggestion; Spinoza and Truman; U.S. has war attitude • Letters to the editor • Professor evaluation plan aired by poll • Engagements • TV professors make camera debuts; Thus, the educated housewife • Attention, girls: This may be last leap year! • Anderson hits grand slam as Bears whip F&M 12-7 • Girls' tennis team defeats Swarthmore • Large group out for softball squad • Haverford beats Ursinus behind hurling of Wurster • Brodbeck shares lead with Stine • Ursinus blanked by Bryn Mawr, 5-0 • Rain cancels two diamond contests • Intramural crown captured by 944 • Mud-splattered track and rain mars Penn relays • Girls' net squad drops first match • Temple University alumni honors Lt. Gov. L. H. Wood April 26 • Dr. C. D. Yost honored by PA. college English group • Music Club thanks director

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 21, 1952

  Sarah Canan, Edythe Carter, Elizabeth Joanne Heller, William Lukens, Richard P. Richter, and Audrey Harte

  Juniors schedule prom, show for this weekend • Operetta "Sari" judged to be great success • Chem group plans April 28 program • Lit. readings held • Juniors, sophomores plan activities for May 2, 3 • Loyalty forms needed for civil service jobs • Meeker awarded fellowship • Spirit group meets to plan for next year • Speaker tells of life in Africa and Pakistan • Annual campus elections to take place tomorrow • Member of Board of Directors dies • Intersorority Council plans freshmen party • French Club to give movie • Herber awarded fellowship • Group Four to give play on April 22 • Frat president elected • Editorials: Get out and vote; A question; Presidential race changing • Letters to the editor • Request made to form Eisenhower Club • Lampeter hurls eight hit victory over Temple, 6-3 • Mermaids choose future captains • Track team drops first dual meet to Haverford • Netmen lose in first outing • Engagements • Diocese president elected

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 14, 1952

  Sarah Canan, Richard P. Richter, Evelyn Scharf, Robert E. Armstrong, Ted Wenner, and William Lukens

  MSGA plans for evaluation of professors • Alumni to hear Dr. Furbay speak • Language table meets • Sophs, freshmen draw up petitions; Deadline April 16 • Plans made to stop cheating • Library acquires new books • Operetta "Sari" scheduled for this weekend • Cultural Olympics rate play highly • French Club entertained • Jean Shepherd speaks at annual Weekly banquet: KYW disc jockey presents radio difficulties, problems • Heads named for YMCA • Late permissions discussed in WSGA meeting • Eight members to represent Pi Gamma Mu at Albright • IRC hears Ulbricht • German Club to hold hunt • Editorials: The "passive" student; Truman's steel seizure wrong • Dean of Men leads busy life • Bruin team drops opener by last inning Ford rally • Ed Dawkins wins in Olympic tryout • Bob Swett elected captain • Former Ursinus star honored • Vermont's new citizens

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 7, 1952

  Helen Gardner, Richard P. Richter, William Lukens, Evelyn Scharf, Helen Yost, David Hallstrom, Ted Wenner, Dick Bowman, Bob Odenheimer, and Sarah Canan

  Members begin new duties on Weekly staff • New head waiters appointed • DeSola and Scott direct new drama • Bids for queen due April 18 • China subject of Forum talk • Ursinus student body favors Gen. Eisenhower for presidential post • Curtain group plays create startling effects • Group entertained at Norristown "Y" • Laura Bechtle announces chief May Day dancers • Committee picks WSGA, YWCA, WAA nominees • Players intensify "Sari" rehearsals • Cheating is topic at fireside chats • Bids circulated for MSGA, class officers • Seniors to contact Doughty if not measured for gowns • Women day students to hold sale of cakes for furniture • Editorials: Proud tradition; Good turnout; Truman withdrawal clears air • Baker and Miller discuss Taft • Singers to meet daily • Egg hunt to be held • Letters to the editor • Engagements • Dr. Yost reads from Alcott • Chemistry students attend Pittsburgh conference • Coed presents differences between Ursinus and an all girls' college • Campus scribe writes letter to folks back home • Belles end season with easy win over Rosemont • Girls' intramural semi-final tonight • Sal Parent new court captain • Girls' court teams post near undefeated record • Track performers burning cinders • Cricket practice announced • Brodbeck captures intramural crown • Albright tilt washed out; Bears to open with Fords • Nine basketball letters awarded • Lantern deadline set • Ulbrich speaks at IRC

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 17, 1952

  Mary Yost, Elizabeth Joanne Heller, Richard P. Richter, Anne Neborak, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., and G. Brandon Donahue

  MSGA reveals penalty plan for cheating • Campus presidential election by ballot planned Thursday • Seminar concludes with talk on philosophy of marriage • Sarah Canan named 'Weekly" editor; Richard Richter to be managing editor • Fireside chat planned by Y • Thespians to act in Penn Olympics • Chinese diplomat to speak at Forum Wednesday, April 2 • Courses listed for Summer term by Dean • "Phila. Story" leaders named • Dr. Carleton Coon tells Forum of cave explorations in Iran • Editorials: Heart of the matter; Some last words; Ike strengthened in N. H. • Letters to the editor • Y delegates attend meeting at U. of P. • Four Ursinus students visit United Nations meeting Friday • Juniors make final plans for variety show, Spring prom • Mr. Wilcox to read translations • Talk postponed • Students visit Vienna art display at museum • Whistler finally locates his trunk • Belles remain undefeated with victory over Temple • Huge crowd expected for intramural night • Swarthmore wins over tank team • Curtain falls over winter sports as wrestling ends • Veterans bolster track prospects • Baseballers begin Spring practice • Badminton team loses game to Swarthmore, 5-0, Thursday • Girls drop first game by one point to Penn • Brodbeck wins intramural title • Tennis team sets up player-ladder • Chemistry students plan conference • Eight men receive alternate bids by campus fraternities

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 10, 1952

  Mary Yost, Mary Jane Allen, Donna Webber, Richard P. Richter, Jonni Graf, William Lukens, Patricia Garrow, Charles Stahl, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Ted Wenner, Jean Leety, Paul M. Jones, and G. Brandon Donahue

  Cast chosen for Curtain Club play • New method used to contact students in Campus Chest drive • Operetta leads picked as "Sari" gets underway • Newman Club hears about new society • Sororities pledge 25 after week of rushing • Professors give various last minute admonitions at Y panel • Audrey Harte writes winning May Day pageant; Chairmen begin work: "Stolen Princess of Fantasy" is tale told in verse • Spirit group reorganizes • Noted archaeologist to give illustrated lecture at Forum • Juniors pick out theme for prom • Movie rescheduled • Two group plays to be staged Tuesday evening in T-G gym • Seniors plan dance, party at country club March 15 • German student to speak • Editorials: 25 want spirit; U.S. plays colonialist role • "Whistler" runs into customs snag getting trunk to Africa • Long evolutionary process results in Junior variety show planned for April • Engagement • One day in Duryea is almost too much, chronicler asserts • Students visit Vienna art exhibit at Philadelphia museum • Baker vs. Miller in great debate over Senator Taft • Students praised for aid to former sophomore here • Ed Dawkins, 123 pound grappler, hailed as outstanding athlete • Jayvees triumph over Drexel team • Ursinus mermaids flood Temple tank team 32-22 • Scribe chooses all-star squad • Snell's Belles win to extend streak • Blue Hens defeat PMC for title • Ursinus grapplers place fifth in Middle Atlantics • Chestnut Hill wins over swimmers • League I playoff dated for tonight • Varsity places sixth; Jayvees take fourth • Hobson victorious • Alumni • Letter to the editor • Research chemist to address group • Library adds records • KDK gives card party • Sophomore dance attracts crowd • Jones reads Dickens' works • Freshmen list orchestra for "Celestial Fantasy"

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 3, 1952

  Mary Yost, Richard P. Richter, and Jonni Graf

  MSGA devises penalty plan for cheating • Petitions concerning Student Union being circulated • "Sari" committees begin work for Spring musical • Chemical Society lists meeting • Soph hop planned for Friday night • Lorelei proves success for belles • Y to present third Lenten morning watch service • Profs to give "last advice" at Y panel • Spirit workers to reorganize • FTA to see movies • Sororities begin annual rushing week today • 38 accept fraternity bids in signing today at noon • Bauman, Matthews named attendants in May Day court • Group plays set for production • Marriage speaker gives warnings • Beta Sig men give to bloodmobile en masse • Fastnacht party given in various costumes • Editorials: Going no way on a bus; Egyptian diplomat "gagged" • Spencer tallies thirty as Belles triumph 47-23 • Tank team beats Bryn Mawr, 32-25 • Brodbeck upset changes standing • Foul shots spell loss to Bears, 64-63 • Penna. Military College takes 85-74 league win over Bears • Grizzlies down Dragons, 18-12 • Badminton squad pulls win over Bryn Mawr, Drexel • Jones to read Dickens' Pickwick Papers at meeting • English Club finishes "Hamlet"

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 25, 1952

  Mary Yost, Jane Gulick, Elizabeth Joanne Heller, Richard P. Richter, Joan Higgins, Jonni Graf, David Hallstrom, Dorothy Griffith, Ted Wenner, Jean Leety, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., and Dick Bowman

  Frats begin rushing for new pledges • Sororities to start rushing March 3 • Any student urged to try out for Spring production • Freshman dance to be "celestial" • Group plays postponed • History of Anglo-Egyptian relations traced by speaker • Jeanne Careless chosen queen • Campaign against cutting campus begun by WSGA • Newman Club hears psychology talk • Blood donations sought again here • Piano-violin concert received favorably by Ursinus audience • Economics of marriage discussed at seminar • Fastnacht ball planned by clubs • Editorials: Needed - codified law; Is Korean War necessary? • Student Union ideas given • Five initiated into Rosicrucians society • Canterbury Club holds supper • Engagement • Forum tickets available • Former German student comes to Ursinus this semester • Dr. C. L. Chandler receives honor • Mr. Dolman gives Twain selections at English readings • Guest lecturer tells of history of aeronautics • Ursinus students glimpse preview of Mardi Gras scene • Grizzlies trounce Textile to break losing streak • Badminton squad defeats Rosemont in opening game • Beaver College basketball team deadlocks Snell's Belles at 25 • Girls' intramural loop is underway • Beaver hands Ursinus Mermaids first loss • Penn JVs overpower girls' badminton team • Chess Club wins • Grizzlies defeated by Bucknell team • Ursinus quintet stifles Ford rally to win 71-51 • League I champs may be crowned in tonight's play • Doctor speaks on psychiatry to students

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 18, 1952

  Mary Yost, Elsie R. Belz, Richard P. Richter, G. Brandon Donahue, Jonni Graf, Anne Neborak, Robert E. Armstrong, Patricia Garrow, Bob Odenheimer, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Dick Bowman, and Paul M. Jones

  1952 Selective Service test set for April • Violinist, pianist schedule program Thursday night • Tryouts held for Meistersingers; Cast is chosen • Egyptian to speak here Wednesday • Communist youth festival described by U.S. "delegate" • Elections Wednesday as four vie for May Queen • Anne Hughes tells of her college life • Spring play selected by Curtain Club • Drs. Garrett, Miller to address first professors' panel • Mr. Dolman to read Twain at English lit meeting • Sophomores plan eventful weekend for March 7-8 • Summer term students asked to select courses • Tea planned • Editorials: Where there's life; W. Europe forms new army • "Whistler" Donahue tells of day's activities in Morocco • "Operation Lorelei" gets underway February 29 • Washington bust given to college by Mr. Lachman • Library is not only for bookworms • Ursinus girls basketball squad overpowers Albright team, 51-23 • Spencer scores 22 as Belles triumph • Off-campus teams lead League II • University of Delaware registers an 81-55 league win over Bears • Girls win in opening meet • Frosh outstanding in winter sports • Grizzlies weak in offense as Dragons win, 82-56 • Grapplers beaten by Delaware team • New accessions to Library include many best-sellers • Teaching is profession, FTA speaker asserts • English Club reads "Hamlet" • Chess team loses • Couples enjoy Western dance • Chemist addresses Beardwood Society • IRC discusses conferences • MSGA discusses Student Union, parking rules • Students attend NATO conference • WAA card party benefits fund

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 11, 1952

  Mary Yost, Elsie R. Belz, Richard P. Richter, Jonni Graf, Robert Herber, Jean Stewart, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Paul M. Jones, Ted Wenner, and Jean Leety

  Lorelei set for Feb. 29th; Leigh's Orchestra to play • 70 students on coveted B-list; 58 ineligible • Soph class to aid former member • Art instructions now offered by teacher • Curtain Club groups to stage two shows • Second marriage seminar planned Wednesday • May Day petitions due today • Pianist, violinist to play here in Bomberger concert • "Weekly" staff changes made • Lantern deadline set • Anne Hughes to speak at freshmen Color Day • 26 enroll as new students this semester • Barn dance set by Y Friday night • Dr. Yost makes TV debut in literature program • Tom Phillips elected new Ruby co-business manager • Communist poser to speak on experiences at Forum • Editorials: This was no flop; Elizabeth must provide symbol of solidarity for English people • Dr. Paisley named "Layman of the Year" • English university has 88 clubs; Atmosphere is international • Engagements • Chess Club JVs lose • Pfahler honored • Saporoschenko takes teaching assistantship at Washington University • Former Ursinus student is now busy recruiting for WAC in Norristown • Leap Year tactics are disclosed; Sirens have a heyday - males beware • Curtis and 724 lead league • Jayvees trounced by Lehigh Quintet, 78-43 • Robert Swett is honored by Philadelphia scribes • Haverford matmen beat Ursinus, 18-16 • Swarthmore defeats Junior varsity squad • Engineers win over Grizzlies • Garnet basketball team downed by Bruins, 69-61 • Snell's Belles win basketball opener • Junior varsity girls basketball squad beats Swarthmore team • Pre-medders hear arthritis lecture • WSGA discusses plans for future events on calendar • Military chemistry subject of talk to students • WAA card party tonight

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 14, 1952

  Mary Yost, Evelyn Scharf, Irene Schweitzer, Richard P. Richter, Jonni Graf, Robert Herber, Elsie R. Belz, David Hallstrom, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., and Ted Wenner

  MSGA to enforce campus parking; new fines listed • Navy to send officer here for interviews • FTA hears lecture on visual aid subject • Dr. Phillips attends meeting of foreign student advisors • Forum speaker evaluates Middle East in address • May Queen petitions to go out Feb. 4; Pageant deadline set for February 27 • Rosicrucians add members; Tea is planned • Professors' panel needs questions • Music Club picks Spring operetta • Interest lack hits debating society • Dolman to read • Music Club gives annual recital featuring students • Delta Pi Sigma pledges to work to improve campus • Re-election for Ruby business manager planned by Juniors • Editorials: Is it fair?; We still like heroes • Letters to the editor • English college rules differ from Ursinus' • Engagement announced • Birth announced • Chess provides ground for exercise of mind's caution, logic, memory • Projects planned for improvement of Y rec center • Boobies run acoustics in Bomberger • Bruins topple Haverford 76-59 for first league court victory • Wrestlers defeated by Lafayette team • Marguerite Spencer is chosen captain of 1952 girls' basketball squad • Dorm squads battle for campus court crown • Mack assigned • Bruins register four pins to down Garnet matmen • New record set • Delaware beats Ursinus, 81-52 • Sorority members hold parties

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 7, 1952

  Mary Yost, Richard P. Richter, Robert Rosenberger, Ted Wenner, and Ed Klein

  Students asked to submit roster choices • Twelve outstanding seniors elected as members of college Who's Who • Schedule presented for Ruby pictures • Y news • Alpha Psi Omega greets new members • Music Club concert to be given Thursday • Trip canceled • Sigma Nu, Beta Sig entertain children • I. R. C. hears Rudloff; Ann Knauer to speak • Visual aid lecture listed for future teachers • Forum speaker lists topic for Wednesday night • Navy recruiter plans interviews for seniors • Editorials: There's still time; New Year topic is war • Engagements • Idea for Student Union at Ursinus gets impetus • Delaware favored in court race • PMC downs Bears in league opener • Schedule announced for badminton season • Grapplers open campaign with win over Mules • Pharmacy hands Bears third loss, 70-53

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 10, 1951

  Mary Yost, Ivy Leaman, Josephine Kain, Sally Canan, Lois Crawford, Richard P. Richter, Robert Herber, Jonni Graf, William Lukens, Carolyn Herber, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Bob Odenheimer, Ted Wenner, and Ed Klein

  Feulner goes to convention in New York • Supply Store announces 40 percent reductions • Pi Gamma Mu sets initiation banquet for new members • Booster Committee doing art work • "Messiah" concert called credit to Philip's directing ability • Harte and Lukens named '53 year book co-editors • Count to speak at 3rd Forum on January 9 • Y hears lecture on loyalty oath • Students dance at "winter whirl" • Inge Rudloff to speak • Pre-Christmas week of gay events arrives • Curtain Club may give play again • Candlelight Communion planned Thursday night • St. Nick furthers his education by paying visit to Ursinus College • Editorials: Christmas spirit; Thanks for paint job; New religion discovered • English dorm life described as much different from U.S. • I'm dreaming of a tight Christmas • Christmas spirits rise as caroling day draws near • Investment in dinner at Millers' home pays high dividends • Bruin court squad scores 67-61 win over Lycoming team in extra period • Snell's Belles practice for coming court season • Intramural basketball to start after Xmas vacation • Temple Pharmacy defeated by locals as 1951-52 basketball season begins • Twenty-seven report to Coach Kuhrt Wieneke for wrestling • Crusaders' rally dies as Bears win thriller, 60-58 • French Club holds annual holiday soiree • Teacher to address FTA • Jones reads Galsworthy • Chest reaches half mark • Chess Club scores loss to Lansdale team

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 3, 1951

  Mary Yost, Jean Stewart, Evelyn Scharf, Elsie R. Belz, Richard P. Richter, Robert Herber, Jonni Graf, Joan Higgins, Barbara P. Powell, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., and Sallie Lumis

  26 men join frats after rush week • Library used book sale begins today • Chem group lists water program • "Light up the sky" scores hit as first stage offering • "Messiah" features highly-rated soloists • Christmas plans made by WSGA; Lights needed • "Private lives" given as group production by new club members • English Club takes in new members • French Club plans party • Senior ball theme set for Friday • Y panel discusses army conscription • FTA to hear talk on teaching ways • Editorials: A pledge is a pledge; World discusses peace • Bob Herber describes room at University of Bristol, England • Senior prom themes remain centered about winter in past several years • Posters now made by freshmen girls for all activities • Supply Store improvements came with Navy moving to Ursinus campus during war years • Frank Merriwell saves the day • Jayvees defeat Penn; Have undefeated year • Graduating seniors vacate five positions on Ursinus soccer team • Swimming team loses one from last year's squad • Eleven senior men bid farewell to college football playing careers • Albright defeats Curtis Hall team • Penn ties Belles in final contest • Miss Snell loses six hockey girls • Boyd to captain hockey squad in the 1952 season • Youth rally planned • Day students slate party • McClures to entertain • Concert listed • Students must return Ruby proofs by Friday

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 19, 1951

  Mary Yost, Joanne Sherr, Richard P. Richter, Jonni Graf, Irene Schweitzer, Richard Kiszonas, Dave Hallstrom, Robert E. Armstrong, Marilyn Engleman, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Ted Wenner, and Bob Odenheimer

  Four soloists for "Messiah" concert named • Fraternities give out bids; Plan parties next week • Student-faculty talents presented for benefit of Campus Chest fund • Kiszonas is new senior class prexy • Red Cross disbands • WSGA hears plans for Student Union • Forum speaker says religious belief implies skeptical aspect • Curtain rises on "Private Lives" act tomorrow night • Nominees listed for '53 yearbook positions • Curtain Club play set for 2-night run • Student tells of conditions in Russia • Senior ball set • Campus Chest campaign reaches half-way mark • Haverford College student panel to argue army conscription here • Editorials: Thanksgiving, 1951; East is world headache • "Gigi," French play, opens at Philadelphia theater • Alumni • Letters to the editor • Dr. McClure delivers lecture on education • If Collegeville were in Korea, this could happen • Thanksgiving: Pre and Post • "Messiah" tradition came with Dr. Philip • Bruins to play benefit in York • East Stroudsburg handed initial defeat by Belles • Bears defeated in finale by unbeaten Susquehanna • Curtis Hall wins interdorm title • Women begin to play in intramural hockey • Susquehanna completes unbeaten, untied year • Band attacked for disinterest • Soccer squad closes its season by losing to Franklin & Marshall team • Nevison lectures to Chem society • Intercollegiate bridge tournament to begin • Pediatrics talk given pre-medders • Square dance enjoyed

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 12, 1951

  Mary Yost, Linford Loesch, Jean Stewart, Donna Webber, Richard P. Richter, John Billman, and Jonni Graf

  Second Forum features talk on philosophy • MSGA compiles roster of minimum penalties • Campus Chest combines all campaigns for money • Library records show big increase • Chem society lists speaker • Marriage discussion held at Y fireside chats • Students offered cheap rates for "The River" • Kenneth Graham read at meeting • Cast listed for group production • Large crowd hears pianist in local recital Thursday • Jones, Pettit write Ursinus spirit song • Newman Club plans events • Four new members join pre-legal group • Dr. Garrett pens article for language journal • Editorials: Dreamers wanted; Korean interest lags • Letters to the editor • YM-YW plan spoken grace • Adelphi tallies 39-19 win over Ursinus grid team • Junior Bearettes defeat Beaver • Forty men start basketball practice • Bruin eleven to meet undefeated Crusaders • Lehigh booters down Grizzlies; Beaver beats Snell's hockeyites • Junior bazaar hailed success • Lois Johnson represents Red Cross at meeting • Polish refugee lectures in several classes

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 8, 1951

  Mary Yost, Linford Loesch, Edythe Carter, Richard P. Richter, G. Brandon Donahue, Jonni Graf, Rhoda Blumenthal, Jean Stewart, Carol Morgan, Harry Markley, Ed Klein, Charles Haverstick, and Ted Wenner

  75 students, faculty give blood Friday • Pianist scheduled for local concert Thursday evening • Jones reads short stories at meeting • Another bus added for local students • Jane Gulick named news editor on Weekly staff • All-Ursinus cast stars in Philadelphia TV program • Forum speaker tells of far east situation • Freshmen start work on Booster Committee • Big Sisters to entertain Little Sisters at party • First group play planned • 35 women accept bids to five campus sororities • Dr. Rice attends Atlantic Union confab in Memphis • Y groups discuss respective topics • Final plans made for Junior Class bazaar • Kenny named frosh president • Editorials: Letters sought; Tories bring changes • Donahue describes exotic meal in Moroccan letter • "Weekly" drama critics see play, interview leading female star • Curtain Club boasts eventful past years • Greek sisters rush soph "prospects" • 3 groups produce most U.C. pep • Football fans often forget grid managers at games • Adelphi to tackle Bruins next week • Ursinus battles Bryn Mawr to 0-0 tie; Junior varsity squads also deadlock • Diplomat gridders defeat Grizzlies on muddy field • Frosh fan gives opinion on lack of Ursinus spirit • Local hockey team places eight on all-college tournament squads • Curtis squad regains loop lead in football • Fords conquer Bruin booters • Magical phenomena explained to group

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 29, 1951

  Mary Yost, Richard P. Richter, Robert Rosenberger, G. Brandon Donahue, Jonni Graf, Marilyn Engleman, Dick Hector, Sal Fitch, and Ed Klein

  Sororities bid upperclassmen during week • Lachman named vice-president • Henning Prentis delivers Founders Day Address • Curtain Club reveals leads for Fall play • Y group hears talk; Four at conference • Pianist to perform in Bomberger Hall on November 8 • Frosh give show; Custom period ends • Junior bazaar slated • Ruby takes photos; Tentative dates set • Movie list made up • Editorials: Alumni spirit; And in this corner; Sororities, fraternities do nothing for Ursinus • Donahue, '51 alumnus, reports on life among Arabs in French Morocco • Letters to the editor • Jones to read Saki at English meeting • Practice teachers look for professional "savoir faire" • Optimistic graduates explore world • Garnet hands Ursinus soccer team third defeat by downing locals 10-1 • Ursinus hopes for upset in game with F&M eleven • Temptation of Norma Gorinowski • Soccer team downs alumni • Curtis Hall remains leader in football • Undefeated Owlettes down Ursinus; Locals down Chestnut Hill eleven • Fynan's conversion gives 13-12 win over Wagner • Jr. Bearettes win to stay unbeaten • Ryan to speak at magic show

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 22, 1951

  Mary Yost, Edythe Carter, Richard P. Richter, Jonni Graf, Nancy Schuchert, Barbara P. Powell, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Ed Klein, Janice Christian, Charles Haverstick, and Ted Wenner

  Seniors elect Paul Doughty new president • Full day planned for return of Old Timers • "Weekly" staff is enlarged by new members • Y retreat termed success; Varied program enjoyed • Chem group plans trip to exhibition • "Ruby" pictures slated • FTA plans roast for all members • Red Cross plans first aid, life saving courses for students • '55 show features night club life • 4 members added to Lantern staff • Chairmen named for junior events • Jobs offered • Scientific phenomena featured in magic show October 31 • Y cabinet makes new appointments • F&M demands no pre-game visitation • Editorials: New topics needed; British bar "allusions" • Letters to the editor • Alumni • Engagement • Identical twins revolt against heredity laws • Cutting classes requires skillful maneuvering and also fat purse • Ruth Reed goes to Venezuela for "Y" summer work • Ursinus meets Wagner on Homecoming day • Spying by "Happy" Chandler helped Centre top Harvard • Belles are victors in last 60 seconds as Rittenhouse scores winning goal • Glock paces Ursinus scorers • Curtis takes lead in interdorm loop • Bakermen lose to Rutgers, 5-4 • Grizzlies beat Swarthmore to gain football holiday • Swarthmore defeated in J.V. hockey, 5-4 • Pre-med society changes constitution; Election slated • WSGA secures dates for activities meetings during year • Debating explained • Meistersingers practice • Pre-legal drive opens • Chess club loses

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 15, 1951

  Mary Yost, Irene Schweitzer, Richard P. Richter, Ralph Sternberg, Jonni Graf, Joan Higgins, Robert E. Armstrong, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., and Ted Wenner

  Henning W. Prentis slated as speaker at Founders' Day program, October 24 • Chaplain first Forum speaker on October 31 • Curtain Club adds sixty new members at annual party • New preceptress in charge of 646 Main • 300 books added to Library collection • Piano recital date moved to Nov. 8 • Cub and Key honor given to Jay Kern • Y plans weekend trip, arranges fireside chats • Date announced for civil service exam • WAA to sell socks, Christmas cards • Soph class plans year; Informal dance Nov. 3 • French Club discusses plans • Rev. Creager to speak • Juniors to sponsor G. E. House of Magic • German Club schedules trips and welcomes Inge Rudloff • 12 students become psychology majors • Spirit Committee fans campus enthusiasm • Editorials: No complaints; British voters go to polls; McCarthy vs. free speech • Letter to the editor • Dorm initiations give jokers a release • So the frosh love customs? Scribes of 1955 reveal all • Dr. Miller's family hits high spots in European tour • Four teams open intradorm football • Hockey and soccer are overshadowed, but fortunately have excellent leaders • Dickinson hands Ursinus season's second defeat • Dr. Roelofs keeps athletes in shape • Garnet eleven will play host to Bears Saturday • Alumnae team is undefeated; Faces Owlettes on Saturday • Harry Spangler succeeds Gerry Seeders as head coach of Ursinus court team • Bears defeated by Stevens Tech • Rittenhouse, Feldt to manage girls intramural program • Beardwood Chemical Society hears lecture on narcotics • Lit reading given

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 8, 1951

  Mary Yost, Richard P. Richter, Jonni Graf, David Hallstrom, Dick Hector, Jean Stewart, Paul M. Jones, Bob Odenheimer, Nelson M. Fellman Jr., Ted Wenner, and Patricia Garrow

  Enrollment drops back; Freshman class contributes 163 students to 692 total • 2 more test for Selective Service set • Thespians invite new talent; Fall comedy selected • Martha Daniels, Jane Gulick elected new WSGA president, vice-president • Mrs. Pancoast is alumni secretary • Dates listed for graduate exams • Ruby editors choose department heads • Cup-o-coffee? Late breakfasts resume • WSGA discusses new business at meeting • Bio assistant named • Dr. Yost to present first English reading • Pair sentenced for violations • Lantern deadline set for Oct. 31; Associates sought • Editorials: To the Class of '55; World situation viewed • Y holds reception • Pre-med speakers • Engagement announced • Customs continue • Inge Rudloff arrives as reverse CARE package • Memories flee as students register • Same old story: Senior sage offers helpful advice to new and humble freshmen; (Many thanks, noble forefathers!) • Dragons defeat Ursinus in last twenty seconds • Don Kellett, famed grid star, led the Ursinus football eleven in 1938 • Marg Hooper leads 1951 hockey squad; Bakermen practice for soccer opener • Grizzlies gain first win by downing Fords, 20-7 • Jane Platt chosen phys-ed instructor • Graduate promoted

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  The Ursinus Weekly, June 4, 1951

  Mary Yost, Robert Jordan, William Bookheimer, Roy Foster, and Nelson M. Fellman Jr.

  Rev. Herber tells seniors to renew spiritual living • Dolores C. Meyers, Nancy Bare win scholastic honors • Library adds new records to collection • Ursinus College lauded by Newcomen Society speaker, Revelle Brown, at campus luncheon • 218 seniors graduate at outdoor commencement • Two former Ursinus students get degrees • Dr. Kermit Black renamed alumni group president • Doughty named president • Board of Directors report presented to Ursinus alumni • Editorials: Students needed • Seniors convinced last week at Ursinus is best of career • Willard Baxter gets position at University • Letters to the editor • Trackmen down Albright in final • Men receive letters for Spring sports • Ursinus suffers loss as Don Young graduates • Graduate picks unique way to arrive at Alumni Day • Selective Service exams held recently at Ursinus

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 21, 1951

  Mary Yost, Richard McKey, Anne Neborak, Jonni Graf, Robert Jordan, Irene Schweitzer, David Hallstrom, Jean Leety, Roy Foster, and Nelson M. Fellman Jr.

  Dr. Allan L. Rice confers with Senator E. Kefauver • Awards given to athletes at WAA banquet • Reading Railroad president to address Newcomen group here • WSGA installs new officers at banquet • Curtain Club elects Roberts • Bowens join honorary debating frat, Tau Kappa • Lantern issue due • Y picnic held • Dean Harry A. Cochran to address senior class • MSGA gives out concessions for 1951-52 year • Ruby to arrive shortly; Seniors plan class gift • Various campus groups hold annual elections, installations • Editorials: Backward glance • World escapism attacked; News awareness asked • Poll reveals students' plans • Seniors review elements in their past, grow maudlin as graduation approaches • Scheduling problems plague students, faculty; Difficulties cause practice teachers to groan • Softball team scores two more victories • Dickinson loses to Ursinus nine • Ursinus girls beat East Stroudsburg squad in tennis • Luckless Bruins lose to Lehigh track team • Garnet team halts Millermen's streak; LaSalle defeated, 5-4, to close season • Curtis I crowned softball champs • Cindermen place sixth in Middle Atlantics • Penn girls defeat Ursinus in tennis • Hal Henning's circuit blast beats Drew; Wild pitch defeats Delaware in eleventh • Zeta Chi takes inter-frat track • Health, welfare council meets at Ursinus; Elect new officers • Note of thanks

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 14, 1951

  Mary Yost, Robert Jordan, Sally Canan, Richard McKey, Jonni Graf, Donald G. Baker, Anne Neborak, Roy Foster, and Nelson M. Fellman Jr.

  Robert Herber chosen for study abroad • Dramatic fraternity takes in new members • Debating Club elects • Mary MacPherson crowned May Queen before large crowd; "Arsenic" run registers success • Senior announcements available; Meeting set • Tom Davis elected MSGA president; Feulner is V. P. • Y doggie roast planned • Jay Ely chosen head of musical organizations • Classes vote for officers; Council named • Women's dorms elect new representatives • Editorials: Oaths of loyalty? • Great debate continues • Ye olde cricket game • MSGA history shows how present system developed • Sizzling, simpering sunbathers seek solar solace! • Curtis teams vie for championships • Swarthmore jayvees defeat Ursinus girls' net team, 3-2 • Bearettes trounce weak Beaver ten; Spencer fans 11 • Three records broken, another tied as Swarthmore wins triangular meet • Tennis men extend streak to five; Delaware beaten • Snell's Belles continue undefeated as they roll over Chestnut Hill, 31-2 • LaSalle pounds three "U" hurlers in 15-4 landslide • Muhlenberg diamond squad scores shutout victory over Ursinus nine • Netmen down Dragon squad • Ursinus Women's Club invited to lecture • Newman Club holds Communion, breakfast • Chi Alpha to elect

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 7, 1951

  Mary Yost, Donald Brown, Sally Canan, Linford Loesch, Jane Gulick, Susanne Deitz, Eugene H. Miller, Jonni Graf, Richard McKey, Anne Neborak, Paul M. Jones, Roy Foster, Bob Odenheimer, Eugene A. Pascucci, and Irene Schweitzer

  Bill LeKernec to edit next year's "Lantern" • Sororities elect new officers, plan events • Varsity banquet tonight • W. A. A. holds election • Y members plan 1951-52 activities at camp retreat • Campus ready for May Day; Pageant, play to be big events • Professors tackle broad questions in first panel • YM-YW name cabinet, heads of commission • Graduation announcements available to seniors • Students cast primary votes for officers • Election of Curtain Club officers listed • Chi Alpha to elect • Editorials: System a success • Making of foreign policy • Letters to the editor • Three officials embroiled • Ursinus mentioned in "Gramercy Ghost" • May Day histories reveal variety of festivities • "Weekly" scribe sheds light on life of famous Ursinus College athlete • Local lassies win 4-1 over Rosemont • Interfraternity track meet to begin this Wednesday • Temple women defeat local tennis squad on May 2 • Cindermen win as Eshbach, Scheirer and Loomis are double winners • Bears capitalize on four hits to beat Garnet • Moravian, Elizabethtown suffer as netmen extend streak to four • Ursinus enters three in intercollege tennis • Bearettes shut-out Albright squad • Lincoln nine halts rally to defeat Grizzlies, 6 to 3 • Curtis clinches first place slots in both leagues • Women's softball team defeats Drexel, Temple • Forum speaker tells of Turkey's position • Dr. Rice invited to Washington for Atlantic Union Conference • Ann Knaur elected President of French Club • Rec center party planned • Women day students hold senior dinner • Supper tickets on sale • Chess Club ends successful season • Shaw named prexy