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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 28, 1946

  Jane Rathgeb

  Council meets with administration to discuss conditions of kitchen • Y group sponsors odd jobs agency open to students • Unique corsages to be featured at turnabout dance, February 9 • Mimi Keech, John Ulmer excel in "Mr. and Mrs. North" production • Helen Alcorn speaks on social service work • Sophs complete plans for musical carnival featured on Saturday • Y racial commission schedules debate on question of Jim Crow • Debate teams argue free trade against Penn and Shippensburg • Kitchen head expresses desire to resign at close of semester • The watchbird is watching you - be a Ruby rooter • College PO is scene of mad mail rush • Bears play havoc with Drexel team for 57-42 victory • Varsity scores 38-10 triumph over Albright • Ursinus drops tight 48-41 contest to Diplomat quintet in non-league game • J.V. Garners victory over Reading Dutchmen • Phys edders receive instruction in officiating at basketball clinic • Dr. Frederick Wentzell stresses kinship with earth at vespers • Ursinus professors assist YWCA in college Sunday school class

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 21, 1946

  Jane Rathgeb

  Dr. Winburn Thomas addresses group gathered for second annual Y-weekend • Thespians add final touches to humorous murder mystery • Y program brings new entertainment • Club members to attend movies shown by French cultural group • Sophomores plan carnival, Feb. 2 • Helen Alcorn to speak on social service work • WSGA plans underway for traditional Lorelei • Students hold discussion group on peacetime conscription • Canterbury Club elects pres. • Dr. Thomas concludes Y activities at vespers • Ruby to launch subscription drive • Rev. Lentz desires to retire • Lutherans attend conference • Newman Club holds meeting • Fame, fortune seek new geniuses for May pageant story • Comedy brings actors laughs at rehearsals • Basketball teams give four victories to Ursinus • Ursinus gains sensational 63-59 victory over strong league-leading Delaware • Swarthmore girls lose to Ursinus sextet, 23-18 • Five teams to play intramural schedule • Poole tallies 15 to set pace as bears nose out Haverford College quintet 47-46 • Jay Vees take 38-19 triumph in opener with Swarthmore • Albright IRC joins sister club • Group II selects play • Mrs. Donald Helfferich lectures • Betsy Shumaker to review book • Pre-med society to reorganize

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 14, 1946

  Jane Rathgeb

  Y-weekend to be centered on theme "Will Christian youth lose the peace?" • WSSF to start collections for drive under chrm. Susan Bellis • Curtain Club to bring mystery comedy "Mr. and Mrs. North" to Ursinus stage • Ten students begin eight week course in history, math • Administration appoints grad to faculty as history instructor • J. M. Hohlfeld presents lecture on literacy at Cornell University • Zimmerman speaks to vesper group • Canterbury Club to meet tonight • Yearbook staff inaugurates new system • Council buys bedside x-ray as victory drive goes over top • "Trumpet in the Dust" reviewed • Glee Club orders new selections • Soldier makes Ursinus fourth college stop • Proofs deflate ego of many upperclassmen • Ursinus quintet racks up 57-28 victory as Bob Geist gets 16 points against PMC • Pete Stevens returns to campus as football coach, instructor • Early second half scoring spree gives Swarthmore team 59-48 win over bears • Swimming now listed as girls' varsity sport • Geist, McGee given berth on all-college soccer team • High scoring forward elected captain • Grad encourages industrial sports • Lusty sophs discover sanded gym floor • President names play committees • Dick Johnson elected head of brotherhood • Men's debating club travels to central Pennsylvania colleges • PAC to conduct lobby

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 17, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb

  Councils to plan traditional dinner, Christmas dance • Y plans retreat for January 18, 19, 20 • Dramatic group names committee chairmen • December '46 to mark Oxford award renewal • Soloists, choir of hundred voices blend in successful "Messiah" presentation • Forum speaker urges better understanding of foreign policy aims • Students present Christmas musical • Lantern displays literary talent • Bob Baroll captures Y amateur show prize with feats of magic • Council needs $485 to attain goal as campaign nears climax • McClures honor upperclassmen • Dean Kline and Dr. Lentz to lead traditional candlelight service • Dr. Maurice Armstrong awarded Frank S. Brewer prize for book • Canterbury Club elects officers • Faculty member at Annapolis • Girls to hold all-night "hen sessions" • Debate Club accepts members • Former P38 pilot takes specialized courses • Students fail to back victory drive • Versatile Deanie Sinclair to captain basketball team of veteran players • Curtis marauders down "the hatch" girls, 2-0 • Coach Snell will pick varsity squad from veteran and freshman material • Messikomer cuts squad to prepare for P.M.C. game • Classes to pay for S-12 damage

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 10, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb

  Christmas theme lends holiday spirit to ball • Lecture by Dr. Charles Haines, "The Messiah" presentation, talent and variety show sponsored by Y.W.-Y.M.C.A., to be featured in eventful week on Ursinus campus • Y to award prize to winner of talent show • Forum to feature Ursinus alumnus as guest speaker • Debaters to discuss atomic bomb question • Council attains halfway point in victory loan drive • Dr. Kate Hansen speaks at international night • Sorority bids accepted by sophomores in finale of nerve-racking rush week • Mrs. Nellie Price assists nurse • Ruby staff sets publication date; orders will be taken soon • "Mike" Sanchez trades P-40 for text books • Freshman girls report for basketball; candidates have varsity possibilities • Several seniors attend annual P.E. conference • Faith Emerson scores lone marker as Brodbeck downs Derr for championship • All-Phila. team downs college eleven, 4-2, at Merion Cricket club • Athletic skills put to music at meeting of phys-edders • Varsity soccer letters awarded to Herb Dean, Charles Angstadt • Mrs. Wilbur Rogers to present lecture on "Christian marriages" • Student council announces women's dormitory committee • Club members sign up for play committees • Durfee address vesper gathering • Religious group continues work

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 3, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb

  Dr. Philip to direct annual production of choral oratorio • Victory loan campaign to be sponsored by women's student council committee • Dr. Kafera-Smart to be guest speaker of Y's on international day • Senior's Christmas ball to feature music by Ken Keely and Terry O'Day • Freshmen elect Barker to class presidency • Rosicrucians honor 9 new members at party • Mimi Keech chosen for leading lady in murder mystery • Freshmen down sophs in debate last week • IRC to welcome new members tomorrow night in Shreiner Hall • Medical aptitude test to be given • Sororities start rushing tonight • Y seeks talent for show • Susie co-ed needs day of 24 hours • "Help finish the job" by buying bonds • Soccer men lose to Haverford 3-0 • All-college downs West Jersey 6-1 • Administration names new faculty member as basketball coach • Varsity eleven drops close 2-1 battle to undefeated Penn in final contest • Ursinus JV gives Penn first defeat of season • Derr defends crown as interdorm hockey games get underway • Freshmen awarded vocal scholarships • Dwight Morss selects members of Glee Club • Old-time barn dance features Kenneth Schroeder's Dreamers • Recitals given by Miss Spangler • MSGA to start intra-murals • Clubs to hold Christmas parties • Lutheran Club receives gift

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 19, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb

  Students selected to Who's Who honor by national group • Graduates receive jobs in secondary schools • Governor Martin salutes president McClure and college at ceremony commemorating seventy-fifth anniversary • Sophs to sponsor barn dance, Nov. 30 • War fund drive brings total donation of $346 • Singley, Furlong lead first YM-YW meeting • Navy unit closes officially today • Rushing season starts Dec. 3 under new rule • Students organize girls' glee club • Sophs and frosh to continue friendly rivalry at debate • Dr. William F. Phillips to direct annual presentation of Messiah • "Christmas ball" will be theme at senior class dance, Dec. 8 • Graduate announces betrothal • Sniper force invades frosh secret meeting • Ursinus varsity trips Temple coeds 3-1; Hilda Anderson, Jane McWilliams score • Phys edders say course is no snap • Two Ursinus girls selected for berths on Middle Atlantic all-college eleven • JV's are victors despite darkness • Third team downs Temple squad 2-0 • Ursinus booters lose 7-0 to powerful eleven from West Chester • YWCA to launch WSSF drive Nov. 26 • Ruby to represent whole student body • Seniors complete work in practice teaching at local high schools • Lois Williams to speak to IRC • Churches to unite for services • Society to show motion picture • Canterbury Club holds dinner • Mrs. Helfferich speaks on art

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 12, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb and Lois Cain

  Largest freshman class enrolls as college begins winter schedule • L. J. Starer presents picture of Navy unit at farewell dinner • Hospitalized vets start new courses of study • Council sponsors new dorm elections • War fund drive begins Tuesday under WSGA • Four new members join Ursinus teaching staff • Men elect Harrity to head council • Governor Martin to speak here at 75th anniversary • Students return to alma mater • Sailors, students given certificates and degrees at college convocation • Vocal scholarships to be given freshmen girls after auditions • Sophomores determine frosh fashions • Franklin I. Sheeder addresses gathering at vesper service • Coeds attend dancing class for Valley Forge patients • French Club to begin this week • Dr. McClure is honored • Versatile Janet Shoemaker captains both tennis and hockey varsity teams • Anderson is top-scorer as Ursinus belles down Chestnut Hill, 4 to 2 • Civilian soccer team drops 2-1 decision to Wheaton College • Varsity berths earned by four skillful frosh • Grid season ends; bears tally 83 pts. • JV coeds swamp Chestnut Hill, 5-0 • Ursinus eleven bows to undefeated Beaver • Hockey team wins, 3-1, at William and Mary • Jayvees nosed out, 1-0, by tough Beaver team • V-12 men transferred as Navy station closes • Lantern requests students to write • Juniors present fashions in parade • WSGA outlines plans for year's activities • Frosh entertained at receptions • English Club to hear member give season's first book review

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  The Ursinus Weekly, June 25, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb and Jane Day

  Bond drive tops goal to enable purchase of two Army ambulances • Board of Directors appoint new instructors to faculty • Ursinus presents degrees to fifty-five at seventy-fifth annual commencement • Rev. Bomberger gives sermon at Baccalaureate ceremony • Prizes awarded to honor grads for scholastic, athletic work • Dr. McFarland addresses grads on "the ethics of pretension" • Coed leaders installed at W.S.G.A banquet • Girls will occupy Brodbeck as dorm • Betty Carr will serve as Rosicrucian president • Naval officers to teach summer term courses • Four Navy men receive orders for midshipmen, ROTC training • Activities committee to meet • Dr. McClure represents Ursinus at Bucknell inauguration • Dr. Lentz attends conference • Marion Bright becomes bride of Gilbert M. Bayne, USNR • Shore jobs rate highest with coeds • Coed softball team takes every game to end fifth straight undefeated season • Final match ends in 3-2 Penn victory • Senior PEers show brains and brawn • Brodbeck ten lose to Curtis stars 7-6 • Jan Shoemaker is new tennis captain • Lafayette wins 8-7; Gartner hits homer for bears in ninth • Phys Eds elect Virginia Charles to head club at final meeting • Will and testament • Outstanding seniors make Who's Who for service and personality on campus

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  The Ursinus Weekly, June 11, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb and Marian Martin

  Forty Ursinus V-5's to be transferred to Washington, D.C., at end of semester • Alumnus to lead Baccalaureate; doctor to speak at graduation • Guest pastors lead church discussions • Bond drive needs $105 to reach goal • Dr. Carter to teach history at Denver U. after 17 years here • Sororities choose officers for '45-'46 • Schroeder to head next year's sophs • Ruby will not be out by June 25; copies will be sent by mail • Debaters hold annual banquet as farewell for club adviser • Ursinus alumni cancel meeting • George MacNeal named king of the June as spring fandancy presentation ends • Betty J. Cassatt, Nancy Twining present readings at vespers • Professors should heed students' hunger growls says eater-in-classroom • Coeds trounce Penn; Bears beat Kings Point • Girls trip Penn 14-0; Erma Keyes fans 8, allows three hits • JV's get 3 homers, defeat Penn 26-9 • Deck 2, Curtis, wins inter-deck thriller with 3 runs in 7th • Ursinus nine noses out Kings Point, 5-3; bears rally, score three runs in ninth • Third team victors; trounce Penn 32-14 • Two coeds become local softball refs • Courtenay Richardson is awarded medal by WAA for outstanding achievement • Cast of Royal Family production entertains Helfferichs at dinner • Lutheran students hold service in old Trappe church Thursday • Freshman reviews pleasures and pains of first year here

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  The Ursinus Weekly, June 4, 1945

  Jane Rathgeb and Irene Suflas

  Y members attend retreat to plan future activities • Navy ball is success as band takes spotlight • Bond drive nears goal as Joy Harter gains lead in pin-up contest • Bob Geist to lead seniors next year; Lois Wilson re-elected as junior head • Students choose Curtain Club head for summer term • Msgr. Hawkes to speak at religious gathering • Four seniors obtain permanent positions • Ada M. Fisher establishes prize to be given at commencement • Girls give dance for war veterans • Dick Hunter speaks on eternal second chance • Civilian men to give original version of spring fantasy tomorrow evening • Letters to renew jobs, scholarships, due June 8 • Deadline set for room deposits of men attending summer term • Debate Club to hold banquet • Softball team downs Swarthmore 7-0; Erma Keyes allows only three hits • Girls defeat Lewistown to remain undefeated • Ursinus Bears wallop Bloomsburg 17-6; Stockton gets triple and four singles • Tennis team loses to Swarthmore 3-2 • J.V. team loses to Swarthmore lasses in opening match • Packing up to go home proves only prelude to coming year's trouble and exams • Margaret Oelschlager is chosen as new leader for German Club • Co-author of best-seller attends recent Royal Family production • Navy to enlist men for air corps • Dr. White entertains in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Carter

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 21, 1945

  Adele Kuntz

  Plans announced for full program on Parents' Day • Elections to be held tomorrow to select new campus leaders • Susan Bellis, Elaine Loughin to play leads in production of Royal Family on May 25, 26 • Navy to feature Elliot Lawrence at dance, June 2 • Sororities to give party at Valley Forge, May 29 • Corsages must be ordered tomorrow • English Club to hear review of Frank P. Adam's book • Speaker gives illustrated talk at pre-med meeting on Tuesday • Dining roomers eat food peacefully as tray-toters brave steps, steam, etc. • Emery Nelson to speak at forum Wednesday • Group to discuss security plan in meeting tonight at Shreiner • Richard Gross speaks at vespers on Sunday • Temple is victim of racquet wielders; Ursinus tramples Beaver in love match • Ursinus takes second place in seven college track meet; Huff, Deemer, Weidman take firsts in mile, 440, high jump • F & M tops bears; rally in 9th tallies three for Ursinus • Captain sets pace as game is called • Ursinus graduate writes from meeting telling of San Francisco experiences • Photo contest has additional entries • Campus organization to launch drive for world action fund

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 14, 1945

  Adele Kuntz

  New play portrays a theater family's frenzied existence • Supper to be served May Day; no written invitations issued • Seniors elect Ann Baird and Betty Umstad as representatives to May queen's court • Students to talk over action against Germany • Curtain Club reveals promotion of members to advanced ratings • Dr. Heilemann speaks on universal prayer • Courses announced for summer term • 'Spring Fantasy' involves love intrigue taken from 'Mid-Summer Night's Dream • Norristown octave club presents program of musical selections • Prize is offered for Dutch essay • Dr. M. J. Oppenheimer to address pre-medders tomorrow evening • Tickets for "Royal Family' are on sale after lunch this week • Seniors to hold party as last class function • Contest needs photos to create competition • New storekeeper saw Pacific action aboard Pinkney for two years • Graduate has German post, saw General Eisenhower • Geist singles to drive in winning runs in tenth inning of Lafayette encounter • Betsy Clayes takes 4 matches to reach tennis semi-finals • Ursinus girls keep undefeated record downing Temple 7-2 • Tennis team makes amazing comeback to beat Rosemont • Court Richardson steals home in eighth to give coeds victory over Bryn Mawr • Softballers trounce Temple jayvees 19-5 • Four Ursinus girls participate in exhibition softball game • Laundry kit tells traveling experiences as it expires - useless, unwanted, scarred • Ursinus graduate attends conference at San Francisco; Mrs. C. Kinney, Mr. Witmer's daughter, represents press

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 7, 1945

  Adele Kuntz

  Victory in Europe is announced • Peggy Hudson chosen queen to reign at pageant, May 26 • Helen McKee crowned queen of junior dance mid Central Park theme • Over 600 students and faculty gather for service of worship and thanksgiving • Room deposits must be made prior to May room drawings • Chaplain talks on returned veterans • Players are announced for May Day pageant • Bond sales total one-eighth of goal • Editor announces last Ruby pictures • Gladys Howard directs second group in play • Elliot Lawrence's band to play for Navy ball Saturday, June 2 • Norristown octave club to sing at AAUW meeting Wednesday • N. T. Twitzelitch studies word origin to find meaning of popular mushbox • Raving reporter attends mess meeting to plan Will Shakespeare show • Fake letter to Weekly misrepresents graduate, who writes true facts • IRC member asks question: Is Hitler really dead? • Bears ring up second baseball win; Jack Connell pitches against F. and M. • Girls whip Beaver, 28-7 to continue undefeated record of softball team • Ursinus track men take second place in nine-college Middle Atlantic meet • Coeds are seeded in tennis matches • Unit announces committees for Red Cross work • York area alumni hold annual dinner April 28 • Committees named for "Royal Family" • Dr. M. J. Oppenheimer to address pre-med society Tuesday night • Bramall, tennis pro, to address physical-ed majors tonight

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 30, 1945

  Adele Kuntz and Lois Williams

  May Queen nominees are announced: Peg Hudson, Betty Umstad, Betsy Clayes • WSGA to hold contest for model boy or girl to boost bond drive • Junior prom takes spotlight as Mayfair returns Saturday • Ray Cranston to leave for Shoemaker, Calif. • Armless pastor to speak on veterans' handicaps • Nature emphasized in vesper speech • Play cast is complete as production begins • Freshman hop features booby prizes, program • Room deposits must be made prior to May room drawings • Ruby photos to include sixth term pre-meds • Legion offers $500 in essay contest • Students stricken with curious malady; illness called surprisechem examinitis • Mid-week dance is successful in collection of old clothes • May 9 is Lantern deadline • Bramall, tennis pro, to address physical-ed majors on Monday • Ursinus grad writes NBC radio script for "Journeys Behind News" • Trackmen, ball and tennis teams are victors • Coeds win opener; Erma Keyes gives Albright one hit • Relay men cop one mile title, run four-lap circuit in 3:33 • Tennis opener nets Ursinus 4 out of 5 • Bloomsburg whips ball team 10-1 here • Connell pitches shut-out against Mules; Bears score nine runs on eleven hits • Gobs sport civies for bowery dance • College chapter gets Red Cross charter

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 23, 1945

  Adele Kuntz and Jane Day

  Students to meet for prayer service on day of victory • Park will be setting for junior prom, May 5 • Dean to celebrate birthday Tuesday; will be eighty-one • Leads are chosen for comedy, 'The Royal Family'; cast large • Frosh hop to feature quartet, prizes & eats • Y dance admission to be old clothes • Singers are guests at church musicale • Red Cross chapter to receive charter after retreat tonight • Firemen to give demonstration • Old type courts -- new type balls -- are no help to tennis enthusiast at all • Students attend YM-YW conference • Ruby requests candid shots; submit photos to Supply Store • Mlle tells experiences as underground agent • Bond drive starts as dorms subscribe • Tennis varsity elects blonde campus leader, Peggy Hudson, captain • Rain stops Swarthmore baseball game as opponents break tie and lead, 5-4 • Soldiers stage comeback to defeat Ursinus, 6-4 • Players are named for tennis varsity • WAA announces May play day

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 16, 1945

  Adele Kuntz, Jane Day, Arline Schlesser, Herbert Deen, and Margaret Brunner

  Operetta scores weekend success despite difficulties • Bond drive opens today to buy army ambulance with student purchases • French leader to be guest speaker here • Dr. Dean discusses Russia's position • Thespians to enact "Twelve Lb. Look" • Lt. Miner conducts memorial services • Veterans to be topic of 'Y' discussion • IRC member comments on Finnish elections • Lincoln students give vesper program here • Carters offer $25 war bonds for written memorial to FDR • Professors are Chem Club hosts • "Young 'Un" to be reviewed • New swimming team wins three events, places close third in big college meet • Ambitious Courtenay is varsity softball captain; likes camping, printing • Bear baseball men beat Valley Forge 5-3 as Bob Geist's home run breaks tie • Thirty-five try for softball positions • In memory of Patches

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 9, 1945

  Adele Kuntz, Alfred M. Wilcox, and Hilda Anderson

  Jimmy Ray delights over 200 dancers at sophomore hop • Students to organize local Red Cross unit • WSSF to aid students in old clothing drive • Dr. G. E. Ruff addresses 'church & peace' forum • Racine works complete library French shelves • Cast has final rehearsals for "Sweethearts" to be presented Friday and Saturday nights • Dr. Vera M. Dean, author and traveler, to discuss Russia at forum Wednesday • Ten gobs battle to capture 'beast' • Students conduct devotional service • Coeds get letters for year's sports at WAA meeting • Derr captures cup with 95-point total • Bears lose to midshipmen, 11-1, in baseball opener on Saturday • Please won't someone fix the tennis courts? • Miss America 1945 to be awarded $5000 scholarship or special training

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 26, 1945

  Adele Kuntz

  Basketball star Bob Geist places third in Philadelphia area with 12.8 average • Coeds bow to Temple sextet, ending season with three wins • Temple JV's take close game, 27-21 • Freeland-Fircroft will play Stine-Day in semi-finals • Seven girls pass test for basketball referees • Committees assist operetta staging • Originality and artistry keynote show as Stine and Brodbeck acts place first • Frosh learn about red, old gold, black • April forum to spotlight Russia as world power • Original play portrays life in coed dormitory • Curtain Club promotes three to star rating

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 19, 1945

  Adele Kuntz and Helen Hafeman

  Committee reveals full social calendar for spring semester • Amateur show will be Friday; civilians and Navy are eligible • Frosh to receive colors Thursday • Two weeks remain to originate May pageant for Circle prize • Ursinus representatives observe Cultural Olympic productions • Operetta leads are well-trained soloists • Vesper guest talks on future of Chinese race • Johnny the mailman is Ursinus' favorite man • Open forum to discuss the church and peace • English Club elects 7 members; entire group to meet tonight • Red Cross drive nets $145.20 in one week campus campaign • College announces date for ASTRP test in April • Yearbook drive to end Saturday at midnight • Tribute to a regular fellow • Ursinus outswims Chestnut Hill, 36-21, in club's first meet • Third team displays fast basketball in 25-19 win over St. John's • Varsity coeds defeat Beaver, 23-21, in home game Saturday; Jayvee team clinches double-header with easy 28-19 victory • Dorm teams compete in basketball contests • Jayvee coeds lose one-point thriller • Chestnut Hill stops Ursinus varsity, 30-13

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 12, 1945

  Adele Kuntz

  Freshmen choose representatives to WSGA, WAA, YW • Joy Harter resigns as Weekly co-editor • Alberta man, Ken Schroeder to sing leads in "Sweethearts" to be presented April 13,14 • Speaker receives honorary degree as twenty are graduated at mid-term • New students include freshmen and veterans • "B" list includes 48 civilians, Navy • New rec center regulations introduced • B. Cassatt, B. Tyson to debate against Penn State team here • Ruby drive starts; deadline is March 24 • Hunter addresses vespers; stresses internal devotion • Ursinus Circle to award $15 for original May pageant • Library stacks to open to B listers this week • Local churches to combine for open forums in Bomberger Hall • Pre-meds to hold meeting; students to plan calendar • Kay crosses continent to attend college here • Swimmers to have Chestnut Hill meet • New team practices for baseball season • Snell's basketball belles tie Penn girls in hard-fought thriller here Thursday • Decisive win ends wrestling season • Penn Jayvees take Ursinus girls, 22-18 • Bears end season, lose to Lafayette • Varsity, JV bow to Bryn Mawr lassies • Third team girls have only win in triple header at Bryn Mawr

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 12, 1945

  Joy Harter, Adele Kuntz, and Henry K. Haines

  Rev. A. Z. Schellhase to address grads at exercises Feb. 24 • Students aid scrap drive as everybody gets little white notes • Jenkins excels as "murderer" in "Night Must Fall" production • Navy students receive orders to new units • '944' tea honors new Rosicrucians • T. Kandahl speaks on postwar Norway • Students to present recital on Thursday • Mermaids to form new campus club • WSGA is frowning on dungarees, slacks for campus wear - (for P. E. classes, okay) • Get in the swing with spring, young man, and send your secret love a valentine • Partial schedule announced for Ruby organization photographs • Oddities of Europe: Lietenstein • Ursinus wrestlers throw Bloomsburg, 26-6, on loser's mats for second consecutive win • Snell's belles tie Albright basketball team in home game; win victory over Rosemont team, 24-18, in game Saturday • Bears succumb to Albright lions, 57-37 • Rosemont wins close Jayvee contest, 28-26 • Air Station downs bears in exciting game, 53-47 • Vespers' topic is "finding oneself'

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 5, 1945

  Adele Kuntz, Joy Harter, Henry K. Haines, Irene Suflas, and Justine Richards

  Banquet, ball top memories of past for record crowd • Sororities adopt rules regulating rush season • Dramatic group to present "Night Must Fall"; Florence Cherry, Warren Jenkins are leads • Y holds retreat to plan activities • College board reveals changes in calendar • WSGA open "big business" at games • Rev. Adams addresses college church groups • YMCA elects Chiaravalloti to head campus organizations • Lombardo to feature new sentimental song • Miss Snell is on advisory board for health pamphlet in library • What will be the future of foreign trade? • Coeds convert losing halftime score to 24-23 win over women marines, here • Wrestlers, basketeers defeat Swarthmore teams Wednesday • Lafayette swamps bears, 61-39, in contest at Easton Saturday • Post-war draft is discussion topic for entire nation • Canterbury Club sponsors informal dance at meeting • Early birds organize Sunday breakfast club • Dr. McClure to speak at Hood • Chaplain is guest speaker • Lutherans hear Rev. Schantz

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 29, 1945

  Joy Harter, Adele Kuntz, Henry K. Haines, and Margaret Brunner

  Curtain Club production to provide audience with thrills and suspense • Well attended Lorelei features canteen theme and original corsages • Ada Chang describes Pearl Harbor bombing • Andy Kerner and band to play for Navy ball Friday evening • Lutherans elect Leona Bechtold president at Thursday meeting • YMCA will have elections • Vespers feature male quartet in challenge to youth service • 'Stardusters' make second visit to Valley Forge General Hospital • Betsy Shumaker elected editor of Lantern to succeed Haines • Churchmen to conduct denominational groups • Senior pictures for 1945 Ruby to be taken Wednesday • Thoughts turn to ball after memorable Lorelei • Quintet wins two games; matmen tie and lose • Basketball team overwhelms Juniata, 73-54, on home court Friday night • Girls drop first game to Swarthmore, 34-19 • Wrestlers tie Muhlenberg, 18-18, in thrill-packed match Wednesday • Ursinus beats Drexel in second encounter • Girls' jayvee sextet loses to Swarthmore • Wrestlers suffer defeat Saturday • Dr. Harry Paisley celebrates eightieth birthday at party • PFC Warren Francis engaged to Miss Biggard of Glenside • Assemblyman Wood gets important committee post • McClure attends church meeting • Haines to review book tonight

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 22, 1945

  Joy Harter, Adele Kuntz, and Henry K. Haines

  Y weekend closes with vespers talk by Dr. A. N. Sayres • Cast of drama is new to Ursinus audience but has experience • Sailors lured to destruction by Lorelei; Ursinus version to have canteen theme • Tickets to be out for Navy ball soon • V-12 men give Johnson transfusions at hospital • Curtain Club lists intra-club groups • "Ahoy" attends party as pre-meds celebrate • Final intramural contests held by men's, women's debate clubs • Canterbury Club elects Delheim as president; draws up board • Dr. Lentz represents reformed at Cleveland peace conference • Y discussion group is cancelled • Lutherans to organize Thursday • In lab for one day, or why profs get gray • Bears are "Madding crowd" • Wrestlers drop first meet, 28-10, to Swarthmore • Ursinus narrows margin to six points but falls before Albright team, 65-50 • Twelve girls receive varsity basketball suits as season approaches