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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 11, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Don Rose to speak at INA meeting • Editor and business manager of Ruby select assistants for 1936 class annual production • Annual Color Day program to be given in Bomberger • Chasemen garner three victories • Bears down Lebanon Valley in last tilt • Negative munitions team debates three opponents • Conference on government to be held at Harrisburg • Local TKA chapter to send delegates to Juniata conclave • Junior play progressing under new coaching system • Western Maryland debates Ursinus coed team Saturday • Music featured at vespers • Christian organizations plan for active spring program • Cub basketeers drop game to Perkiomen Prep, 41-27 • F.E.R.A. boasts maximum February payroll of $794.88 • Frosh coeds argue divorce, marriage laws uniformity • Mendelssohn's "Athalie" chosen for annual oratorio, June 9 • Keyser, Witmer chosen to debate against Swarthmore • Student activities council holds meet Tuesday evening • Men's Glee Club schedules nine concerts for month of April • Music Club holds monthly meet Tuesday in west music studio • $100 Baldwin prize offered for city government essay • Curtis wins foul shooting in competition for trophy • Coed basketeers beat Moravian, lose close tussle with Beaver • Little grizzlies defeated by Wyoming Seminary, 61-44 • Day students nose out Derr in dorm basketball league • Bear matmen win one, tie one, lose four in current campaign • Coed commuters lead girls inter-dormitory conference • G-burg wins league crown as Ursinus ties for last • Inter-dorm wrestling champs to be determined this week • Snell coached team defeats strong Moravian sextet, 33-27

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 4, 1935

  Benjamin F. Paist and Jesse Heiges

  Rev. Ranck leads week of prayer • Curtain Club to select play for May production • Cast chosen for junior class play • Quintet loses two on week-end trip • Characters selected for May Day pageant • Mark Moyer to play for sophomore hop • Six Ursinus students at mid-winter "Y" conference • Banquet in Philadelphia attracts about 100 alumni; William C. Duncan, feature writer, addresses group • Johnson speaks at meeting of Bucks County coaches • Meeting of English Club held last Monday evening • Debaters defeat Lehigh, drop two to Muhlenberg • Feminine forensicists plan to argue munitions issue • Library receives books willed by Col. G. N. McCain • Four Ursinus students act in community club play • Musicians to feature solo numbers at Tues. meeting • Grizzlies finally snap seven-game losing streak as Johnson leads attack to defeat Dragons, 37-16 • Coeds cause Beaverites season's first loss, 24-16 • Freshmen quintet drops contest to Drexel, 30-16 • Ursinus wrestlers lose close match to Lafayette, are decisively beaten by Nevonians in final meet • Coed basketeers defeat Leb. Valley team in 44-18 runaway • Day stages sprint to tie Derr in inter-dorm league • Day students retain lead in coed interdorm league • Teams chosen for intramural league foul-shooting contest • Women's debating team beaten at State college

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 25, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Rev. Clayton L. Ranck to open prayer week with talk on "balanced living", Tuesday • College director dies in Phila. • Grizzly courtmen lose two games • Dean Kline gives address at York alumni banquet • Johnson resigns position on Ruby business staff • Tryouts for junior play to be held this week • Ursinus students to attend mid-winter "Y" conference • Faculty club convenes at Dr. Bancroft's home • Prudence Dedrick chosen May queen • American guidance council convenes in Atlantic City • Piano students to give concert Wednesday night • Men debaters complete first of four road trips • English Club meets tonight • "Church unity" discussed at brotherhood meeting • Hall Chem Society shows film on bromine extraction • Muhlenberg to be met in debate on medicine • College Glee Club sings at Leesport and Hamburg • Coeds win in dual debate with Lebanon Valley College • Frosh debaters entertain women's debating club • Bear matmen rally to tie Gettysburg grapplers • Day students retain lead in coed interdorm league • Frosh five win and lose in Perkiomen and Hill frays • Coed basketeers upset Drexel in 25-11 runaway • Derr captures first place in interform court league • I.R.C. to discuss India and new Home Rule Bill

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 18, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Juniors sign Phil Emerton for prom; "Hawk island", mystery play, to be staged • March 28 chosen for Founders' Day • Swarthmore bows to Ursinus coeds • Dedrick and Sipe tie for May queen • Columbia progress group studies education policy • College determines why students leave • Committee appointed to plan newspaper convention here • Castle Moro orchestra plays at annual Lorelei • Ursinus alumni groups to meet in near future • First 64 pages of Ruby to go to press, Thursday • Rev. Clayton H. Ranck engaged as speaker for week of prayer • Alpha Sigma Nu sorority conducts vesper service • Sororities extend bids as rushing season closes • Ursinus students chosen for community club play • Men debate medicine question with Lincoln, first opponent • Varsity Club to purchase two Ursinus' gold notes • Women debaters to entertain freshmen coed squad tonight • Placement bureau begins to consider positions • Hall Chem group shows motion picture series • Women debaters to oppose Leb. Valley on munitions • Rabbi Barnett addresses joint "Y" meeting Tuesday • Shelley, Straub, and Lipkin to debate in three day tour • English Club discusses British life and customs • I.R.C. hears four talks on current world events • N. Wright attends conference on the cause and cure of war • Lantern elects G. Stoudt for new business manager • Bears drop close contest to Muhl. courtmen, 37-36 • Day students, Curtis, Derr tie for first in dorm loop • Cub basketeers defeated by Villanova frosh, 43-19 • Temple grapplers defeat grizzlies in slow match • Coed non-varsity basketeers smash into interdorm season • Muhlenberg leads loop race as bears drop to sixth place • Arnold College elects Dr. Stover as president • Soph rings to be ordered

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 11, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Coeds to be hosts to men at Lorelei • Glassmoyer voted 1936 Ruby editor • Basketeers drop overtime tilts • R. C. Johnson releases spring sport schedules • Sororities to extend bids Friday at noon • Frosh elect new president • Men's council amendments approved at faculty meet • Central nominating committee to choose May Day characters • Lincoln and Ursinus debaters to clash on medicine question • I.R.C. to hear discussion on current world topics • Music Club meet featured by Glee Club selections • Women debaters to argue Drexel coeds in dual meet • English Club meets tonight • Chemists to meet tonight • Bear grunt and groaners beat Johns Hopkins team • Freshmen lose to Drexel as last half rally fails • Coeds lose close tussle to Bryn Mawr basketeers • Day students and Curtis share dorm league lead • Haverford grapplers take grizzlies into camp 18-16 • Rabbi Barnett to address "Y" meeting Tuesday night • Glee Club to take first trip in eight years next week-end • To choose band and play for junior week-end soon • Forty men extended bids at close of rushing week • Freshman debaters clash on democracy proposition • Mules take first place in basketball conference

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 4, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Fraternity rushing to close tonight • Juniors to hold election of 1936 yearbook editor • Schedule released for 1935 gridders • Scholarship announcement mailed to high schools • Lebanon Valley stops bears, 41-37 • Castle Moro orchestra secured for Lorelei • Pageant chosen for May Day celebration • "Pinafore" to be presented by combined glee clubs • Physical education group shown special movies • 1935 yearbook to sponsor questionnaire for seniors • All articles for Lantern must be ready by Feb. 15 • Freshmen girls to be in intramural debates • Ursinus to be represented at Upper Darby conclave • Phila. alumni to banquet • Norman R. Thomas to address Haverford peace conference • Student activities council to sponsor dance, May 10 • All seniors must take exams, as faculty rejects petition • College athletic council approves sports plans • Men's Glee Club to sing for musicians, tomorrow • Ursinus bequeathed $500 by will of Jacob M. Hoke • Male forensicists have eighteen debates planned • Women debaters choose subjects for new season • Movies to be shown soon on manufacture of iron • Hall Chemical Society to admit new members • Athletic field dedicated to Jacob Henry Clark '17 • Nelson Bortz joins staff of Univ. of North Dakota • Frosh courtmen defeated by Wyoming Seminary, 32-14 • Grizzly grapplers bow to Quakers in initial game • Wrestling coach and acting captain • Inter-dorm basketball league opened Sat. with two games • Drexel admitted to membership in collegiate football league • Ursinus is charter member of new college soccer league • Ursinusites open season with victory over Phoenixville • Students' views on Japan sought by Clark student • Gettysburg and Muhlenberg tie for first in league race

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 14, 1935

  Jesse Heiges

  Coming catalogue to contain course changes; additional studies in literature to be given • Rushing season to begin Jan. 30 • Grizzlies divide conference tilts • Valentine motif chosen for annual Lorelei • Sorority rushing season to get under way Feb. 5 • Penn debate winner to be announced on Sat. • Three religious creeds to have exponents here • Group of activity pictures for Ruby go to engravers • Jr. week-end committees announced by T. J. Beddow • Seniors to petition faculty to eliminate final exams • December F.E.R.A. payroll averages $13.92 per student • Carter attends historical meeting at Washington, D.C. • Recess to end Jan. 29 • Omwake reviews graduate work of Ursinus faculty • Carter leads discussion at Webster forensic meet • Important events of world discussed at IRC meet • Pictures on steel industry shown in science building • Drs. Old and Mauchly attend science sessions • College calendar drawn up at activities council meet • Sophomores select "U" ring • Frosh basketeers defeat Wyomissing in first tilt • Bears to wrestle Quakers in Penn palestra Saturday • Three teams undefeated in first week of league • Clawson and Brown elected managers of '35 grid teams • Varied awards to be offered to girls hiking 100 miles • Men's and women's glee clubs to present "Pinafore" • Intra-mural basketball league to open February • Editorial board adds four members to Weekly staff • Council amendments submitted to faculty for action, Jan. 28 • Student council discusses removal of frosh customs • New locks being installed in Curtis, Brodbeck dorms

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 7, 1935

  George Leslie Omwake and Jesse Heiges

  George Nox McCain, noted traveler-author, bequeaths most of his library to Ursinus • Penn to be met in radio debate • First game lost to St. Joe's, 41-33 • Fred Wrigley's band again plays at dance • Rev. Franklin Bahner, oldest alumnus, dies • Keyser, Wright, Weidner, Heiges to speak at IRC • Prof. Tyson supervises educational survey here • Manager announces schedule for women's basketball team • Ursinus professors attend language association meeting • Prof. Tyson addresses group of college teachers at PSEA • Information given to benefit teachers of Ursinus alumni • Cabaret performance and dance featured at annual Xmas party • Mrs. John Lentz to speak at weekly YW meeting • Gaiety holds full sway at annual Xmas banquet • Choral musical organizations present elaborate concert • Women student councils hold meetings at U. of P. • Methods of preparing briefs explained to men debaters • Shear honored at celebration by third floor Brodbeck

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 17, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Calvin D. Yost, and Jesse Heiges

  Julian Woodworth and "Three live ghosts" bring success to events of senior week-end • Plans made for orchestra, band • Musical program set for tonight • Leaders in sports attend conference • Weekly succeeds in obtaining room in west wing of library • Men's student assembly approves council changes • Xmas dinner, program, dance set for tomorrow • College committees study practices in enrollment • Tau Kappa Alpha frat initiates three members, holds supper • Men debaters to discuss munition problem tonight • Sophomores plan for hop • Program committee to meet • F.E.R.A. payroll for Nov. nets college $746.06 sum • Merits and weaknesses of "Lantern" reviewed • Varsity quintet starts third week of practice • "Point system" installed to select WAA members • Women's Glee Club formulates details about organization • College Glee Club presents first concert at Parkerford • Dr. Laub reviews problems of hygiene with girls • Frosh co-ed debaters institute policy of intra-mural contests • French Club holds meeting • Soccer and cross country teams choose captains • Open meeting of math group discusses math instruction • Dr. Mauchly gives lecture at Hall Chemical meet • Many co-ed basketeers try for varsity berths • WAA holds initial meet • Brodbeck group organizes "First nineteen club" • IRC club reviews problems between France and Germany • English Club reviews book • Joint YM-YW holds candle-light communion

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 10, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake and Jesse Heiges

  Seniors to offer dance and play • Intercollegiate newspaper association to hold spring meeting at Ursinus, on April 12-13 • Bassman, Grimm elected captains • First issue of Lantern to go on sale this week • Dr. Fred Smith lectures on aspects of education • Ruby to reopen campaign for student subscriptions • Representatives attend "Y" conference at G-burg • Dr. Irene F. Laub to address girls of college on hygiene • Saar news to be discussed by IRC tomorrow night • Woman's Club entertains freshmen girls with tea • Annual communion service to be held Sunday night • English Club meets tonight • Hall Chem to meet tonight • Hockey team is banqueted after successful season • Large group of grapplers answers call for candidates • Grizzly court prospects look good in early work • Representatives to attend athletic association meets • Men debaters decide frats do good rather than harm • "Y" organizations give play • Council on student activities starts work on new calendar • Glee Club gives program at Jeffersonville church • Xmas to feature club meet • Group meeting postponed

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 3, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, J. Harold Brownback, and Jesse Heiges

  Ursinus directors confer at meeting • Dr. Jesse Heiges added to faculty • Grizzlies close grid season with win over Albright in turkey day battle at Reading • 1935 winter schedules released by Johnson • Dr. Fred B. Smith to address student body • Ursinus students to attend conference at Gettysburg • Student council approves constitutional changes • Debating fraternity plans to initiate new members • Dr. Mauchly to speak at Hall Chemical Society meet • Socialized medicine to be topic • Debating Club discusses optional class attendance • A new era in science • Ursinus sticksters close season with 4-3-3 record • Grizzly soccermen defeat Ardmore in season final • G-burg and F. & M. tied for conference honors • Frosh down juniors to win inter-class hockey crown • Inter-sorority council plans for December tea

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 26, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, William Wallace Bancroft, and Jesse Heiges

  Julian Woodworth secured for senior ball; Isham's "Three live ghosts" to be staged • Henry Shoemaker to address group • Albright to face bears, turkey day • Relations clubs hold conclave at Penn State • Varied program presented at English group meeting • Report of progress made about transition study • Ursinus circle to offer prize for best pageant • E. S. Fretz named for reformed church position • Panel discussion held • YWCA members hold sing • Norristown "Y" sponsors program for men students • Debaters from Hawaii will argue here in February • The purpose of philosophy • Frosh end season's games losing to Wyoming Seminary • Haverford holds soccer team to scoreless tie • Varsity Club to consider purchasing trophy case • Freshmen and sophomores win class hockey games • Grizzly hockey team swamps Moravian with 10-0 score • Cross-country team closes season with handicap run • Hockeyites close season with win over Drexel • Debaters hear senator Nye • Brotherhood holds forum

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 19, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Norman E. McClure, and Jesse Heiges

  Dr. Boswell forms new relief plan • Curtain Club presents 'Double door', first dramatic production of season • Grizzlies downed by Bullets, 14-6 • Lantern executive council formulates plans for year • Fred Wrigley's band plays at Varsity Club dance • College papers hold fall conclave in N.Y. • I.R.C. to send three delegates to conference at Penn State • Fathers of students entertained at banquet • Pre-med students to be given exam on Friday, December 7 • Coed debaters meet tonight • Leonard A. Rice speaks on "enemies of peace" • Men debaters to hold regular meeting tonight • Pictures here Wednesday • Educational Records Bureau holds conclave in New York • Student council adopts resolution • Books and the America of yesterday • Bear hockeyites battle to a 2-2 tie Saturday • G-burg Bullet booters down Baker's bears, 4-2 • Faculty members to hear talk by Dr. Conant at convention • Frosh football to close with Wyoming seminary • Nieman awarded gold medal as cross country meet winner • J. H. Brownlee addresses Y.M. at recent meeting • Brotherhood conducts Sunday church services • Gym credits may be given intramural game players • Professor Sibbald talks on Spain • Y.W. hears Miss Greenough • Club discusses recent books

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 12, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake and Jesse Heiges

  "Double door" to be enacted Friday • Council plans Xmas party • Faculty decides to give comprehensive examinations over work in major fields • Bears, Muhlenberg battle to 7-7 draw • Dance committee hires Fred Wrigley for Sat. • Leonard A. Rice to speak at open IRC meeting • Y.M.C.A. to hear John H. Brownlee on Wed. evening • Men's forensic club meet holds forum on munitions • F. E. Mayer lectures on "role of stained glass" • Women debaters feature stump speeches and admit members • Y.W. to hear traveler • Goucher professor here • Joint Y.W.-Y.M. presents armistice theme in play • Dr. Sibbald to lecture • Gettysburg Bullets ready to fire at grizzly line • Bear booters lose to Temple in extra period by 5-4 mark • Godshall tallies twice as hockeyists beat Quakers • Class hockey to begin • Harriers to feature handicap cross country meet Thursday • Interfrat council talks on rushing season rules • 'Sinus frosh eleven hold Brown Prep to 0-0 score • Music Club meeting decides to postpone opera visits

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 5, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Calvin D. Yost, and Jesse Heiges

  Students entertain fathers on Nov. 17 • Ruby dedicated to prof. Brownback • Drexel ties bears in scoreless game • Lecture on stained glass to be given Wednesday eve • Next issue of Lantern to appear on Dec. 14 • Rules announced for May pageant writings • Dean Kline gives lecture on birds of Pennsylvania • Orchestra and band make request for more members • Halloween party attracts 150 guests in hobo clothes • Student council checks up on freshmen during study hours • Dr. Anders lectures on food at pre-med. society meeting • Ancient and modern languages • Program of English songs to be given by Music Club • K. Mansfield's writings discussed by English Club • Interesting pictures shown • Men debaters to consider munitions in meeting tonight • Films present physical theories in amusing way • Norristown "Y" to sponsor program for men students • Freshman girls to engage in inter-dorm debates • Women debaters go on stump as election day draws near • Frosh discussion groups to continue for semester • High school students are guests at game Saturday • Y.M.C.A. cabinet makes plans for future programs • Curtis wins dorm football as Derr's challenge fails • Soccer team lands victory against Garnet Jay-Vees • Muhlenberg on rebound for game with grizzlies • Germantown cricket takes 3-2 win over "U" stickers • "U" runners take second in conf. harriers' match • Lentz speaks at pep meeting in preparation for Dragons • Jay-Vee booters kick to win over Perkiomen Prep outfit • Freshmen harriers run down by Lansdale in first meet • Frosh build up offense for Brown Prep contest • Ursinus and Gettysburg tie for lead in conference race • South Hall holds tea for Shreiner coeds on Sunday

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 29, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Eugene B. Michael, and Jesse Heiges

  Party to be held Saturday evening • Council considers revision of rules • Bears held to tie by Carlisle team • Dr. Anders to speak at pre-med meeting • Dr. Kline to discuss birds of Pennsylvania • Novel illustrated lecture to be given on November 7 • Varsity Club cuts cost of dance on November 17 • Many candidates report at meeting of Debating Club • Fall newspaper conclave to be held in New York • Bassman gets trophy for scoring touchdown at Penn • Shelley conducts vesper services Sunday evening • Trends in education • I.R.C. discusses important leaders of foreign nations • College to receive profits in magazine subscriptions • Norristown editor speaks before Ursinus pressmen • First FERA payroll for Ursinus students is $495 • Y.M.-Y.W. completes panel discussion on world peace • Inter-sorority council to revise old constitution • Library gets "Meditations in verse" by Dr. Anders • Enlarged grizzly gridder to appear at Drexel game • Educational conference to be held November 1 and 2 • Modern language students organize for coming year • Films on light and currents shown in science building • Fighting frosh hold Farm School to 0-0 stalemate • Drexel with good record to oppose bears Saturday • Hockeyites and Beaver tie in annual home game, 2-2 • Curtis and Derr still unbeaten as dorm football continues • Hockey team belongs to Saturday morning league • Hill-and-dalers shut out by Lehigh in second meet • Ursinus, Gettysburg tie for first in loop football

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 22, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Franklin Irvin Sheeder Jr., and Jesse Heiges

  Bears upset strong F. & M. team, 6-0 • Big crowd back for eventful day • Many try out for Weekly positions • "Double door" to be annual Schaff play • Walter Wilson to speak at Weekly staff meeting • Male students to sponsor recreational program, Nov. 6 • Webster Forensic Club to meet tomorrow noon • Reformed churches hold conclave in Collegeville • Last year's Ruby given first class honor rating • Women's Club gives tea • What religion can be • Lighting system in library will be more economical • International Relations Club to meet tomorrow evening • Twenty-five new members chosen for Curtain Club • Registrar begins work enrolling new students • Panel discussion featured at joint Y.M.-Y.W. meeting • Talking motion picture on "energy" given last Tues. • Student treasurers told how to record expenses • Mock cabinet meeting given by women's Debating Club • Mathematics group holds initial meeting October 16 • Annual freshmen banquet held last Monday night • Muriel Lester to address students in near future • Dickinson expects offense to click against grizzlies • Frosh footballers lose opener to Perkiomen Prep • Baker's bear booters beat fighting foemen from F. & M. • Men's tennis tournament slowly nears completion • Old timer's hold hockey team to tie score of 3-3 • Curtis Hall still holds lead as dorm football continues • Grizzly harriers subdued by well-balanced F. & M. team • Ernest E. Quay speaks at rousing pep meeting • Grizzly gridder appears at initial home contest • Breakfast held for frosh

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 15, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Philip B. Willauer, and Jesse Heiges

  Large number of graduates and friends expected back for annual Old Timers' Day • 1935 Ruby staff chosen by editor • Grizzlies downed by St. Joe's, 6-4 • Ursinus to grapple with traditional rival • New grizzly gridder to appear on Friday • Women's Club to hold tea for mothers of students • Torch parade and bonfire celebrate Penn victory • Curtain Club tryouts set for tomorrow evening, 6:30 • Call for candidates issued by men's debating organization • Dr. J. M. Anders secured for med. society speaker • Business group meets • Liberty • Austrian situation discussed by International Relations Club • New officers introduced at WAA business meeting • Brotherhood to inaugurate deputation season Sunday • Panel discussion featured at joint Y.M.-Y.W. meeting • English Club prepares for postponed meeting • English group prepares for annual entertainment • Membership lists issued by intersorority council. • Mock cabinet meeting planned for women's Debating Club • French Club to meet for first time on October 17 • Brian elected president of history - soc. sci. group • Initial math group meeting planned for October 16 • Two sororities merge to form new Omega Chi • Curtis Hall takes lead in interdorm grid league • Frosh prepare for battle with strong Perkiomen team • Men's tennis tournament delayed by bad weather • Fair grizzlies overcome Saturday morning club • Doc. Baker's proteges bow to West Chester teachers • Senior week-end changed from early May to December • Student activities council to post chart of events

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 8, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, James L. Boswell, and Jesse Heiges

  Fighting grizzlies upset Penn, 7-6 • Debate conference selects question • Kirby Page places hope in socialism • Jack Delmar to play at old timers' dance • High standing shown by freshman tests • Three discussion groups to be held for freshmen • Photographs for 1935 Ruby to be taken this week as listed • W.A.A. to meet Wednesday to award sports letters • Tickets to be 40 cents • I.R.C. to discuss Austrian affairs at meeting Tuesday • Profits and labor's standard of living • Student activities council announces meeting hours • Women debaters plan for future faculty combats • Council approves December dates for senior week-end • Hall Chemical Society plans for coming year • List of frat. members released to aid freshmen • Initial Music Club meet discusses visit to operas • Fraternity council holds first meeting of college year • Faculty group makes few changes in organization • Dr. Gobel speaks on habit as opposed to reality • Rhodes scholarship candidates must confer with Dr. Clawson • English Club to receive eight additional members • Math group to meet • Y's cast unanimous vote for Christian movement • Rousing cheers for Ursinus inspire flaming torch parade • Student council firm in enforcing freshman rules • Coeds open hockey season by 4-1 loss to Bryn Mawr • Vital contributors to bears' victory • Intramural football schedule gets under way this week • Soccer team opens schedule by tying Girard College 6-6 • Frosh cubs scrimmage for first game on October 19

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 1, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake, Elizabeth B. White, and Jesse Heiges

  Kirby Page to be here on Friday • Staff plans work for '35 Ruby • Bears decisively beaten by Villanova as victors display mid-season form • Enrollment statistics released by college • Varsity Club to hold dance on evening of Father's Day • Grizzlies prepare to meet Penn Saturday • Tryouts to be held for Curtain Club membership • Dr. Gobel to lead chapel on visit here Wednesday • Grizzly gridder to make appearance at F & M game • Frosh to answer music quiz • Our present woes • Activities council plans social calendar for year • Pre-medical society names committees for current year • Women's Athletic Association plans for initial meeting • Women debaters to meet • Glee Club names officers • Day study head elected • Ursinus girds for 'Cats with spirited pep rally • Chemical society to hold organization meeting tonight • "Y" organizations may join student Christian movement • Discussion groups to meet • Curtain Club to meet • Inter-dorm football teams to start race this week • Lively contests are waged for hockey team positions • Harriers prepare for meet with Franklin and Marshall • Tennis tournament enters second bracket of matches

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  The Ursinus Weekly, September 24, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake and Jesse Heiges

  Ursinus opens for 65th college year • Student activities council to meet tomorrow evening • Chapter formed of dramatic fraternity • Bears play two practice games • "U" students present two musical programs • Distinguished editor to speak in chapel • Freshmen take bus journey to visit Fels planetarium • Freshman week climaxed by reception last Wednesday • Freshmen entertain sophs and upper classmen with inspection and parade • Sunday school reorganizes two college departments • Band to play at Villanova; loyal members to get awards • Vesper services begin • Many new books donated to library during summer • Y.M.-Y.W. to meet Wednesday • Freshman class has large number of valedictorians • Harriers begin training for tough cross country schedule • Athletic coaches speak on orientation program • Coeds start drills for ensuing hockey season • Fall net tourney open to men tennis enthusiasts • Doc Baker's grizzly booters to open season with Girard • Frosh football candidates report for initial drills

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  The Ursinus Weekly, September 17, 1934

  George Leslie Omwake and Jesse Heiges

  Ursinus enrolls largest class, 184 • Dr. H. T. Spangler dies at age of 80 • Death ends Dr. Smith's long teaching career • Reception to close program for frosh • Team trains for hard schedule • Several additions made in the administration • Projects being planned to enlarge scope of FERA • Faculty members vacation in widely varied ways • Reber and Holcombe edit attractive "Y" handbook • Dr. Omwake to discuss life of Zacharias Ursinus • Second coaching school held at Ursinus in August • Transition study continues • Ursinus scene of four religious conferences • Talking picture machine installed in auditorium

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  The Ursinus Weekly, June 11, 1934

  Thomas P. Glassmoyer, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  Commencement address by Francis B. Sayre stresses dangers of "economic nationalism" • Dr. Boyd Edwards delivers sermon • Ninety freshmen already enrolled • Thomas to edit Lantern • Officers and committee reelected by board • Faculty meeting featured at class day exercises • Prizes and dept. honors awarded at commencement • Alumni association elects Dr. Ernest C. Wagner head • Athletic and religious conferences to be held at Ursinus July and August • Gladys Mayberry, college nurse, to marry Blair Egge, June 16 • Bertha Francis receives honor blazer award • Varsity teams to lose nineteen by graduation • Old-timers lose, 8-7 in six-inning contest • Glee Club ends activities with Boyertown banquet • Stage appearance made by coeds in Philadelphia • Rena Grim and Jack Robbins to be married on June 23 • "The Holy city" by Gaul given for annual oratorio • Alumni athletic association reelects Faust as president • Florence Brooks presides at annual alumni banquet • Awards promptly accepted by open scholarship appointees • Pres. and Mrs. Omwake hosts to senior class • Woman's Club gives card party and dinner for senior coeds

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 28, 1934

  Dora G. Evans, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  Choral group to offer oratorio • Sayre to talk at commencement • Plans for class day completed • Alumni association to meet on June 9 • Prof. Manning makes survey of 'U' grades • Official calendar for commencement completed • Band awards ordered for delivery by commencement • Woman's Club to sponsor activities for seniors • Goff Brothers' orchestra plays for informal closing dance • June issue of Lantern to make appearance next week • Athletic club to meet • German book collection • Fox to head English group • Combined musical groups present singing pageant • Public speakers hold final after banquet on Wednesday • Evans re-elected head of Hall Chemical Society • Y.W.C.A. lights fires in bidding seniors farewell • Doggie roast at Lost Lake marks last math group meet • Dolores Quay entertains sorority at dinner party • Women's forensic season terminates with banquet • Freshman girls entertain higher classes at party • Student activities group elects Brownback head • Women hold mass meeting to ratify rule changes • Families of faculty picnic • Grizzly baseballers bow to Villanovians • Coaching school to give college credit • Ursinus netters yield to Mules in final combat • Track team loses to F. & M. but leads in field events • Coeds close comparatively successful spring season • Junior coeds take laurels in inter-class baseball • Netwomen close tennis season by walloping Beaverites 4-1 • Students of Dr. Goepp to give last entertainment of year • Reformed Church League to meet here on June 2 • Curtis becomes inter-dorm champs by downing Brodbeck • Open scholarship awards to be announced by end of week • Patterson to head club

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 21, 1934

  Thomas J. Beddow, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  E. Covert elected council president • Penn State host to school heads • College chorus to present pageant • T.K.A. initiates new members at banquet • Physical ed. group presents exhibition • Open scholarship prospects invited to visit at college • Student council to present sport dance Friday evening • Foreigners speak at tea sponsored by the YWCA • Boswell and Willauer vie in debate on economic tendencies of New Deal • "Y" handbook to commemorate Dean W. A. Kline for service • Frosh choose Quay as head • Dr. Calvin D. Yost speaks to faculty men at banquet • Musicians elect Frey head at final meeting of year • Leo Kohl discusses plans for next year with YM • Final Lantern to appear during first week in June • Representatives appointed to student activities body • Movie-sound system to be purchased by the college • Frosh girls present program at YW big-little sister party • Phi Alpha Psi sorority has senior farewell picnic • Math group to hold picnic • Prof. Sibbald gives talk at French Club meeting • Public speaking class to banquet for final exam • Tau Sigma Gamma has party • Sorority elects officers • Chemists to elect officers • Albright wins pennant by downing grizzlies • Current bear nine to meet former stars on alumni day • Athletic conference holds spring meeting • Drexel wins track meet as bears fail on field • Racqueteers beat St. Joe's for second win of year • Ursinus coeds lose to Swarthmore tennis team • Tennis team loses close match to Wildcat netters • Inter-dorm league begins second half of schedule • Johnson plans for trophies in dormitory sports program • Foundation makes survey of books on religious subjects • Zeta Chi holds spring stag • Library gets books as gifts from various organizations