Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 13, 1936

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Gavin advocates tax amendment • Committee named to nominate head • Grizzly courtmen victors in two league tussles as current campaign is opened • Students to attend lecture by Japanese • Constitution revision urged by Dr. Haines • Proposed plans for orchestra announced • Students aggregate $837 payroll for December • Fred Wrigley furnishes music for fraternity-sorority hop • Dr. W.W. Bancroft chosen for philosophical group • Weineke's matmen shape up first meet at F. & M. • M. Kosmella improved • Hall Chemical to show film • Hile elected to council • Open letter to the Board of Directors • Banquets, party feature pre-Christmas celebration • Halberstadt, Craigie win in debate with Temple • Varied program is presented at annual Christmas party • Library adds subscription

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 16, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Johnson elected conference head • Orchestra named for informal hop • Harner names religious values • Six entrants compete in band stunt night • Twenty-one matmen report for practice • Twelve players retained for varsity court squad • Hockeyites choose Fenton to captain 1936 varsity • Bonkoski commanders to play for Christmas party in gym • "Sun never sets on Ursinus alumni", according to study by reporter; college represented in ten countries outside boundaries of United States • Mrs. Omwake gives party • Annual Xmas banquet • Pre-med students hear Price lecture on medicine's advance • Men, women forensicists meet in joint discussion • I.R.C. is guest of Albright; C. Douglas Booth is speaker • English Club reads novels • Professor Carter ill • Kellett selects freshman basketball squad today • Combined choruses to present Xmas program Friday morning • Banquet for hockeyites given in Hamilton Hotel • Derr Hall clinches title in dorm football playoff • Bassman, Levin, Tworzydlo named on all-conference teams; other gridmen picked for mythical elevens

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 9, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh and Calvin D. Yost

  "A Bill of Divorcement" staged as climax of senior week-end • Costello is chosen by lettermen to lead 1936 football eleven • Conference drops frosh spring sports ruling • Dr. Yost, Jr. reviews first Lantern issue • Dr. Harner to speak at third open forum • Large squad reports for basketball drills • Famous Japanese Christian to speak in Philadelphia • Clawson and Johnson to attend collegiate athletic confabs • Fenstermacher, Wynkoop are fall sport captains • Derr, Brodbeck stymied in interdorm playoff

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 2, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Ursinus head tenders resignation: Dr. George L. Omwake resigns as President of Ursinus College • Grizzlies close season with 6-0 setback by PMC eleven in turkey day tussle • Music organizations plan Xmas selections • Plans completed for dance, play • Board of directors hears five reports • Junior lettermen to get "U" sweaters immediately • Grizzly booters finish poor season with Temple • I.R.C. holds meeting Tuesday; to hear speaker at Albright • Ursinus is scene of religious confab of young people Friday • Derr victors in second half of football league • Sticksters finish with five wins, three losses, one tie • Miss Joan Mirza speaks to women's Debate Club • Dr. Kriebel to be speaker at services Sunday night • Sophomores defeat juniors

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 25, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Ursinus retained on approved list • Miss Dorothy Phillips gives poetry program • Bears to end season with PMC tussle • Men debaters defeat Penn Evening School • Woman's Club reports $250 gift for Clamer • Ruby dedicated to Dr. Barnard • Dean Kline describes 40 years' change in students' collegiate life at Ursinus • Collegeville debate coach addresses girls tonight • Band campaign committee publishes names of all contributors to fund; initial drive on campus for new uniforms, music, instruments is extended • Meeting of English Club devoted to book reviews • Deputation team is active • Wynkoop, Keyser, Lipkin, speak at IRC tomorrow • YM-YWCA hold service to celebrate Thanksgiving • Hockey eleven wins two final tilts on home field • Temple booters score four goals to trounce grizzlies • Goethe's works discussed • Dr. Calvin Yost, Jr., speaks

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 18, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Dr. R. C. Brooks speaks at forum • Band starts drive for new uniforms • Ursinus students present at INA • Lantern first issue to appear Nov. 25 • Five seniors chosen to second Who's Who • Seniors decide to use Christmas as ball theme • Soph ring committee sends order for first shipment • Plans nearing completion for senior dance and play • Annual Varsity Club dance to feature music by Parodians • Program of poetry to be presented by dramatist • Phi Alpha Psi holds annual gathering at camp Arcola • Furnishing of Clamer social rooms progressing rapidly • Prizes given on stunt night to help band uniform drive • Biology career requires preparation in science • Moving pictures of operations shown at pre-med. meeting • English Club to discuss book reviews at meeting tonight • St. Paul deputation team conducts church services • Community club speaker • Scrappy grizzlies defeat Hen Bream's Gettysburg Bullets, 30-14; Bonkoski, Jakomas, and Rinehart big scorers in conference upset • Runners show improvement but lose to Lehigh, 18-37 • Bear soccer team loses to G-burg • Ardmore Cricket Club easily defeats bears by 4-1 score • Three games this week mark close of good hockey season • Four delegates represent weekly at INA conclave

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 11, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Brooks to discuss drift to fascism • Classical drama to be presented • Cast selected for "A Bill of Divorcement"; Nancy Pugh, Elmer Schmidt to play leads • Students to appear in second Who's Who • Varsity Club dance band selected today • Dr. John Price to speak at Anders pre-med meet • Sales begun for first issue of new Lantern • Athletic council passes letter standardization • Forensicists to encounter Penn in pre-season debate • Mrs. Coggeshall to lead discussion at "Y" meet • Social work offers career of interest, service; special training needed for post in wide field • Photographer is busy with resittings today • Inter-frat dance band to be announced soon • Attention, NYA students • Sorority list is released for benefit of freshmen • College band makes plea for contributions, support • Kippy White '33, speaks at YW meet, Wednesday • I.R.C. donates new books • Powerful Franklin and Marshall grid team overpowers outclassed grizzly machine • Grizzly soccer team loses to F. and M. 3-0 • Bears to oppose Bullets on Saturday • Frosh deadlock Brown Prep, 0-0 • Strong Beaver hockeyites beat Ursinus co-eds, 3-0 • Championship F. & M. harriers outclass Ursinus at Lancaster • Curtis wins in first game of second round in league • Mr. Philip, music director speaks at vesper service • The flames of Derr!

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 4, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Lettermen dance committee named • Diplomacy offers interesting career • Seniors choose Clemence Dane's play, "A Bill of Divorcement", for production • New type class ring chosen by sophomores • Addresses of alumni desired by office • Sub-committees chosen to carry on forum work • Ruby sales exceed 100 mark; work begins on advertising • Six council members lunch as guests of Drexel body • "Ye olde days" of Ursinus campus life revived by reflections of historically-minded reporter • Lantern council elects new members for 1935-36 • N.Y.A. meeting changed • Freshmen entertain women at informal gym party • Ruby budget to be voted on; engraver's dummy is made up • Philip to lead vespers; musical program planned • Willauer offers practical social work to students • Bassman, Lamore and Costello score to defeat Drexel Dragons before large home-coming crowd at Philadelphia, Saturday, 20-6 • Cub eleven downs Drexel frosh, 14-6 • Grizzly booters drop game to Dickinson at Carlisle • Brodbeck wins first round of touch football circuit • F. & M. wins cross country conference; Drexel second • Tennis tournament hindered by wet weather during week

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 28, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  5-year teacher course is urged • Inter-frat.-sorority dance date selected • Sponge research made by Dr. Marcus Old • Seniors choose ball orchestra • "Hay Fever" pleases Fathers' Day crowd • Gov. Earle to address INA, Nov. 15-16 • Yearbook budget for 1936 to be approved by class • Freshman girls to entertain upper classes at party Tuesday • 290 banquet on Fathers' Day • Ursinus councilmen to be luncheon guests at Drexel • Halloween party canceled by joint organizations • Clubs present novel program features • New career monographs placed in library; U.S. civil service requirements announced • Modern language group holds first social meet, Wednesday • History-social science group elects officers • South Hall entertains faculty wives at tea • IRC features debate • Deputation teams active • Y.M.-Y.W. stage dramas at meet Wednesday eve. • First period NYA payroll totals 2098 hours, $839.20 • Grizzlies lose to flashy Albright eleven; Lions score in three periods to win, 23-0 • Freshman eleven downs Perkiomen • Grizzly booters defeat Delaware • Hockey team wins, loses during week • Derr continues to lead in dorm football league • Harriers drop opening meet to Lafayette by 15-40 score • Tennis tournament goes into semi-final matches • Women's dorm comm. aids halls in refurnishing

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 21, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Fenwick speaks at open forum • Final enrollment figures released • Grizzlies break three-game losing streak to down Muhlenberg before old timers • Debate on Italo-Ethiopian question to feature IRC • Curtain Club ready to stage "Hay Fever" • Frosh football team wins season's opener • Honor students in frosh class announced by dean • Various musical organizations progress under new supervisor • Sixteen students to compete for positions on Weekly staff • Council dance climaxes old timers' celebration • Varsity booters deadlock with Haverford jayvees • Bear jayvees easily defeat Perkiomen Prep soccer team • Women's council discusses furnishing of social room • Hockey team downs alumni in annual game, Saturday • Derr continues to lead in dorm football league • Physical education group chooses Grimm president • Vespers speaker announced

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 14, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Cast is selected for Schaff play • Dr. C. G. Fenwick is forum speaker • Brill's Explorers down bears, 18-0 • Bears tackle Mules on Old Timers' Day • Students to entertain fathers on October 26 • Social calendar to be posted after approval • Arrangements completed for joint council dance • Call for candidates issued by men's debate organization • Graduate of Ursinus speaks at vespers services Sunday • Demas pledges J. Smith • Grants in social science to be offered by council • Touch football circuit draws up set of rules • List of fraternity members released for rushing week • French Club holds initial meeting in music studio • Italo-Ethiopian question discussed at IRC meet • Elizabeth Rauch addresses co-eds in Bomberger Hall • Tennis tournaments begin today for male students • Freshman banquet held at Valley Forge hotel • Women's Debate Club to hold organization meet • Sturgis speaks at meet of Hall Chemical Society • Soccer team drops game to West Chester booters • Grizzly eleven defeated by scrappy LaSalle team • Inter-dorm football season gets under way during week • Hockey team loses close game to Swarthmore co-eds • Dr. John Lentz is speaker at short pep rally Friday • H. King Heiges is elected to expenditures committee

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 7, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  "Hay Fever" to be staged October 26 • Bruce Bell chosen for council dance • Ursinus bears drop second game to Bucknell Bisons at Lewisburg stadium, Friday night • Grizzlies open home season with LaSalle • Four Ursinus delegates attend debate confab • Camp Fire head to speak to co-eds in Bomberger • Grizzly gridder on sale to students Friday night • Pitt to be host to INA; Nov. 15, 16 convention date • Subscription drive is begun for Ruby with reduced price • Dr. Price reads paper at state medical meet • Stan Omwake issues call for frosh hill-and-dalers • Dr. Lentz gives vesper talk; October speakers released • YW-YMCA groups hear Rev. A. W. Sayres in chapel • Students invited to submit original works for Lantern • Glee Club elects Stoudt; to offer combined chorus • W.A.A. holds scavenger hunt at first meet of school year • Professor Philip speaks at first Music Club meet • Girard downs bear booters in opening game of season

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  The Ursinus Weekly, September 30, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Senior week-end set Dec. 6-7 • Beta Sigma Lambda is first winner of inter-frat scholastic plaque • Villanova trims fighting grizzlies • McAvoy men prepare for Bisons, Friday • Sheeder shows results of seven-year survey • W.S.G.A. to sponsor leadership training • Varsity Club recommends standard athletic awards • Frosh squad becomes smaller as daily practices continue • Rev. Alfred Sayres to address joint YM-YW meet, Wed. • Scavenger hunt planned for WAA meet tonight • Schmitt new debate manager; conference delegate elected • Dr. Price to deliver talk • Notice, NYA supervisors • Plans for grizzly gridder announced by Glassmoyer • Freas named by council representative to AA • Grizzlies gird for cats with spirited pep rally • Inter-sorority council elects officers for year • Weidner to name group to select November play • Four new members admitted to Brotherhood of St. Paul • Y.W. sponsors big-little sister theatre party, Wed. • Twelve students try out for positions on Lantern • Committees are appointed for old timers' dance • Hall Chemical Society to hold first meet of year, October 7 • "Building for life" subject of Sunday vesper service • Social calendar planned for present school year • Bailey and Hashagen plan new dorm sports program • Two veterans constitute backbone of "U" harriers • Cico, Bullet quarterback has broken collar bone • Three Ursinus representatives join Schwenksville art class • Inexperienced booters show promise in daily scrimmages • Hockey team wins first tussle, Saturday morning • Astronomy pictures shown

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  The Ursinus Weekly, September 23, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Grizzlies triumph in practice game • Dean Kline opens 66th college year • Frosh football squad begins drills today • Addresses of alumni sought for register • Faculty members enjoy vacations • New hall to be dedicated at informal tea Tuesday • Freshman week climaxed by Wednesday's reception • Freshmen entertain sophs and upper classmen with inspection and parade • Frosh visit Fels planetarium, see interesting demonstration • Band begins rehearsals for home and away games • Meeting of '38, '39 chem-bi students set for tonight • Six veteran booters report for initial soccer drills • Hockeyites begin practice for season this afternoon • College department of Sunday school organizes one group • Three upper classes elect representatives to WAA • Discipline committee named

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  The Ursinus Weekly, September 16, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Six new members added to faculty • Ursinus enrolls large class, 157 • Squad of thirty-eight candidates begin training for opening game, September 28 • President reported better on year's leave of absence • John Brown is named Ruby business manager • Reception to close program for frosh • Dean W. A. Kline to open sixty-sixth college year • Thirteen '35 students secure teaching jobs • "Y" handbook presented to incoming frosh class • Ursinus scene of four religious conferences • Frosh pre-matriculation program • N.Y.A. to replace F.E.R.A. in student project works • Clamer Hall being prepared for occupation by co-eds

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  The Ursinus Weekly, June 10, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Eighty-eight graduate at commencement • Dr. Belden speaks at baccalaureate; Patterson speaker at commencement • Board of directors holds spring meet • College receives portrait of former vice-president • College chorus presents oratorio to large crowd • Seniors score hit in class day with mock May pageant • Athletic club elects officers, committee at meet Saturday • T.K.A. initiates nine members, holds annual banquet Saturday • Dr. Ernest C. Wagner presides at annual banquet of alumni • Awards and prizes granted at commencement exercises • McBride elected editor of Lantern for next year • Dr. Omwake improving • Pete Stevens, Ken Hashagen elected coaches at Ursinus • Bear netmen have good season; coeds win twice, lose three • Grizzlies tie for second with Gettysburg in league • Batsmen take six, drop five in current baseball season • Davison chosen tennis head • Trumbore to lead grizzlies • Summary of points for varsity track season • Eleanor Morton gives address at "U" woman's club banquet • F.E.R.A. payrolls exceed seven thousand for year • Open scholarships awarded

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 27, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Instructors granted university degrees • Seniors to present mock May pageant as part of class day exercises, June 7 • Wildcats defeat grizzly nine, 4-3 • "Athalie" to be sung by college chorus • Enrollment surpasses 1934 as registrations continue • Grizzly trackmen nominate John Grimm 1936 captain • Group meetings scheduled for commencement week • Glenwood Association to meet • B. Evans names committees to serve for women's council • Lantern short story prize awarded to R. Yahraes • Politics students score low grades in recent current affairs examination; reveal differing attitudes and opinions concerning contemporary questions • Freshman officers elected • Yearlings lose final contest to Perkiomen Prepmen, 16-3 • Old Fort glee club gives concert in Ursinus gym • Four summer conferences planned for coming season • Three organizations elect officers for coming year • Banquet follows installation of women's debate officers • Roach installed WAA head • Illustrated wildlife lecture delivered by Mrs. E. S. Griscom • Mowrey gives PMC four safeties as grizzlies win • Grizzly trackmen defeated by F. and M. in final meet • Netmen beat PMC, St. Joe's to complete successful season • Women racqueteers win final match from Drexel team, 3-2

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 20, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Rev. A. D. Belden to be baccalaureate speaker; Dr. Patterson to address commencement group • W.A.A. to install officers at doggie roast tonight • Grizzlies defeat Juniata Indians • James Reese elected student council head • Lehigh Valley alumni banquet in Allentown • Winner of Lantern short story contest to be announced soon • T.K.A. initiate new members at reunion and banquet • Mrs. E. S. Griscom to talk on birds and bird life • Dr. Omwake remains same • Two more issues of Weekly • Men elect representatives to student council Tuesday • I.R.C. argues question of Germany's rearmament • Harvey Quay re-elected head of sophomore class • Second open house program attracts many students; over thirty take aptitude tests for open scholarships • Montgomery Weidner to be president of Curtain Club • Ulsh heads French Club • Council on student activities reorganizes, elects officers • Dr. Whelan, bronchioscopist, addresses pre-medical society • Hall Chemical Society changes its constitution • English Club ends year with discussion of books • Betty Evens, Alma Ludwig to head their sororities • Ursinus physicists hear discussion of iconoscope • Women's debating club to install officers tonight • Old, new YWCA cabinets hold joint supper meeting • Grizzly trackmen nose out Albright Lions to win meet • Frosh lose to Villanova in eleven-frame tussle • Slugging grizzlies defeat Bucknell Bisons, 6-5 • Courtmen shut out Villanova racqueteers on home courts • Bear trackmen defeated by St. Joseph's, 70 1/2-55 1/2 • Derr continues to lead teams in inter-dorm softball league • Grizzly netmen defeat Lebanon Valley squad in final meet • Coeds easily down Rosemont to win first match of year • Frosh women defeat sophs in first inter-class tilt • Grizzly netmen defeated, 4-3, by strong Drexel Dragon team

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 13, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Trumbore twirls bears to victory • Record audience sees Zwing play • Faculty names Jesse Heiges and Helene Myers valedictorian and salutatorian of senior class • May pageant features Mother's Day program • Prof. Sheeder reviews current class annual • Beddow re-elected to head senior class for next year • Sheeder, Barnard attend alumni meet in New York • Women's club of Ursinus holds tea for mothers • Will LaMon's college club orchestra plays for May hop • Dr. Pearson addresses Anders pre-med society Wednesday • Dr. Omwake shows progress • Council on activities to reorganize Thursday • Candidates are nominated for men's student council • Dora Evans heads women's debate club in new year • I.R.C. meeting to take form of peace conference • Men's Glee Club sings on tour through center coal district • Rev. George Smith speaks at banquet of Brotherhood • Singing and games feature at joint YM-YW roast • Men's debating club elects officers for coming year • Hall Chemical Society revises constitution and elects officers • Frats complete elections of officers for next year • Music Club presents varied program at final meeting • Troupiere Sipe is elected laurel blossom princess • American League baseball pictures seen by ball team • Dr. Mearns gives lecture, shows film in auditorium • Dr. Whelan to be speaker at Anders pre-med meet • Valley batters come from behind to beat grizzlies • Grimm, Gaumer garner places as Rutgers takes Lehigh meet • Derr wins first half title of inter-dorm ball league • Grizzlies have four league tussles still on schedule • Girls' tennis team drops contest to Mt. St. Joe's

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 6, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Zwing play ready for presentation • High, preparatory school seniors to be guests at Ursinus for open house days, May 11 and 18 • Drexel Dragons down grizzlies • Dr. Pearson to speak at pre-med. meeting • Candidates for student council to be nominated • Annual pageant to trace contributions of women • Trumbore chosen to head lettermen in coming year • Ruby to appear on campus not later than Thursday • Alumni of three districts to hold meetings May 7, 17 • Will LaMon's boys to furnish rhythm for dance on Friday • Joint YW-YM to sponsor doggie roast Wednesday • Dr. Omwake suffers relapse • Woman's Club to sponsor tea for students' mothers • Old, new Weekly staffs hold banquet Monday evening • Phi Alpha Psi sorority holds spring meet at camp Arcola • Women debaters to elect officers at meet tonight • Department of education shows film on dynamic learning, Wed. • W.S.G.A. installs members at ceremony last Monday • John Brown chosen head of IRC for next year • Five students register for theological seminary • Five committees make plans for May pageant • E. Kirkpatrick elected to head Tau Sigma Gamma • Ben Ogden gives lecture on good track technique • D. Witmer and T. Boysen elected handbook editor and manager • March FERA payroll nets income of $794.70 • Sophomores place first in interclass track meet • Grizzly netmen are victors over School of Osteopathy • Little grizzlies defeated by Wildcat freshmen, 10-5 • Track and field records of past seasons are compiled • Curtis and Derr tie for first place in inter-dorm league • Women's tennis team blanked by Swarthmore coeds, Monday • Dr. Stahr to be inaugurated president of Hood College • F. I. Sheeder, S. Omwake attend conference and inauguration • Juniors nominate officers

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 29, 1935

  E. Kermit Harbaugh

  Panel discussion opens conference • Committees named for annual play • Former Weekly editor to speak at banquet • I.N.A. holds record conclave at Ursinus • Grizzly batsmen beat Lehigh, 16-2 • Costume, pageant experts speak at pageantry class • 1935 Ruby to appear on campus by May 8 • Dr. Jorge Manach speaks at HSS group meeting • Dr. E. B. White gives address at "Y" installation services • Open house dates given by registrar for May 11, 18 • Dr. Omwake remains ill • Ben Ogden to speak • Publisher of Independent passes in Collegeville • Coed debaters meet St. Joseph's in dual contest on NIRA • Fraternities, sororities elect officers for year • Anders pre-medical meeting features talk by Dr. Gruskin • Book reviews presented at English Club meeting • Postponed debate with F. & M. closes season Friday evening • French student at Dickinson to speak to IRC Tuesday night • Men's Glee Club to appear in concerts over week-end • W.S.G.A. elections held • Informal get together features WAA meeting • McLaughlin elected head of YMCA for coming year • Registrations for next year's class arrive in large numbers • Brotherhood nominated officers at last meeting • I.R.C. accepts constitution with changes for coming year • Grizzly nine shellacks Swarthmore Garnet, 13-0; lose hard-fought contests to Rutgers and Temple • Grizzly netmen drop opener to Muhlenberg at Allentown • Cub batsmen lose in last frame to Hill School • Derr, Stine down Day, Brodbeck in opening of softball league • Bears lose to Temple Owls • Coed racqueteers shut out by Bryn Mawr in first game • Newly elected president selects cabinet members

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 8, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Over 100 to attend INA conclave • Kermit Harbaugh to head Weekly • Promenade, play pleases patrons • All-Ursinus conference planned for April 27 • Elizabeth Evans elected president of W.S.G.A. • Lantern staff to offer prize for best story • I.N.A. dance, Friday eve., restricted to delegates • Women's basketball team to banquet on Wednesday • W.A.A. to meet tonight • Dr. Omwake remains ill • Varsity Club postpones banquet until May 2 • Men's council draws up model class constitution • Netmen to open court season two days after Easter recess • French students hear Joseph Parlamountain • Track practice starts; Drexel is first opponent • Election of YMCA officers to take place tomorrow noon • Debaters' impersonations show reaction to Hitler • Louis Krug chosen president of Music Club for next year • National feder. of music clubs to be held in Phila. • Derr and Freeland open men's baseball contest • Clair Hare, Don Rose to speak to newspaper conclave here • Varsity nine drops opener to Lafayette College, 3-2 • English Club to meet • IRC to meet tomorrow

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 1, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Junior prom plans near completion • "Hawk Island", three-act play, to be given by the junior class, Saturday night, April 6 • Doctor Omwake precariously ill • Cast for "Aren't we all?" selected by Dr. Sibbald • Board of directors hold winter meeting Thursday • I.N.A. convention to open April 12 • Coeds to hold elections for activities' officers • Interfraternity council buys scholastic plaque • Plans being completed for wrestling assoc. • Board of managers to elect new Weekly staff Thursday • Mrs. E. S. Griscom to talk on birds and bird life • '35 Ruby to go to press within next two weeks • T.K.A. conference lays plans for future regional conclaves • Yale, Wallick, and Guest debate Wagner College here • English Club meets • Strife in central Europe discussed by IRC • Mrs. Philip B. Willauer speaks on "social work" • Dorothy O'Brien's pageant chosen by Norristown YW • Coeds hold five debates as season draws to close • Y.M.-Y.W. hear Rev. Hawkes on "Why I am a Catholic" • Music Club officers to be elected Tuesday • Johnson represents Ursinus at collegiate sport meeting • Godshall elected captain of coed basketball team • Track practice begins; first meet to be May 4 • Y.M. to nominate candidates for 1935-36 college year • Baseball team wins, 14-4 in practice tilt, Saturday • Frosh girls take honors in inter-class basketball • Dr. Oppenheimer address Anders pre-med society • Student council sponsors informal dancing in gym • Three students attend regional youth conclave

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 25, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  New type dance to be held Sat. • Comedy, "Aren't we all?" selected for spring play • Alumni committee proposes changes • Mrs. Willauer to speak at advisory meeting • R. V. Patterson to deliver address Thursday at annual Founders' Day academic exercises • Women's election plans announced at mass meet • Ursinus delegates to attend Tau Kappa Alpha conference • D. Witmer to head discussion at regional youth conference • Quality, size of Lantern increased in March issue • Dr. Oppenheimer scheduled for pre-med meeting Wed. • Sophs plan to present only cream of frosh talent for annual Founders' Day song and dance revue • Registrar reports large advance 1935 enrollment • New constitution proposed for Alumni Association • Munitions debaters visit Rutgers, Wagner, and Drew • Freshmen are interviewed for Yale transition study • Mr. Quinn shows films, talks on manufacture of rubber • Coed munitions arguers clash with Allegheny, Penn State • Mrs. Grace Cordry speaks to YWCA on courtesy • Brotherhood of St. Paul discusses theme of music • Wagner to be opponent in closing debate, Tues. • Coed basketeers finish most successful season • Coed commuters are champs of women's interdorm season • Mt. St. Joseph coed players defeat bears in close fray • Bassman loses at Lehigh in quarter-final round • Fourteen Ursinus students accepted by med. colleges • Women debaters to stage three contests this week • English club to discuss novels at meet tonight

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 18, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Junior week-end plans completed • Lantern to appear for sale Tuesday • Calvert and Grenawalt elected co-captains of basketball; Bassman to captain wrestlers • W. R. Okeson to talk at "U" club banquet • Dance to be considered by activities council • Reorganization of alumni to be discussed Saturday • Negative munition arguers make last trip of season • Dr. Beideman to address James M. Anders society • Soph hop proves big success with 85 couples in attendance • Coeds form date bureau to provide college editors with partners for INA convention hop April 12 • English Club postponed • Sixty dollars to be given as prizes by Old Gold Co. • Women's debating club to hear debate with Allegheny tonight • Coed debaters meet teams of Temple and Swarthmore • Place of music in the church to be traced by brotherhood • Library given five books on current world topics • French Club hears talk on French pronunciation • Ursinus alumni to share in schoolmen's program • I.R.C. to invite Albright to joint meeting of club • Philadelphia church hears Glee Club concert Sunday • Frosh coeds receive charge in annual Color Day program • Mrs. Hood lectures class on costume designing art • Brodbeck captures interdorm wrestling diadem as Derr and Curtis grunters fail in crucial tests • Coed interdorm league tests featured by close victories • Bearites beat Rosemont for first time in series • Bear grapplers to tussle in intercollegiate bouts • College students to take roles in church programs