Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 14, 1934

  E. Kermit Harbaugh, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  May Day pageant given by coeds • Curtain Club scores hit with presentation of "Death takes a holiday" to full house • College officials head conference • Mother's Day banquet climaxes fete day • State YMCA secretary to meet with cabinet • Bears down Bucknell in hard battle, 7-5 • Open scholarship prospects take psychological exams • Archibald Rutledge speaks to student body Friday • Weekly questionnaire shows students favor discussion and frequent tests • Fred Mueller named new Weekly advertising manager • Students invited to Penn May Day pageant May 19 • Dr. Beardwood speaks at Chemical Society meeting • Tau Kappa Alpha to hold annual banquet on May 19 • Boswell and Willauer to debate on new deal • Modern Turkey discussed at final IRC meeting • Mrs. Griscom to speak to advisory committee • Brotherhood of Saint Paul holds final meeting of year • Physical Education group to give gym exhibition • Heiges heads Debating Club • Glee Club gives recitals at Norristown and Royersford • Oratorio, "Holy city", to be presented on June 10 • Varied program to be given by Music Club on May 23 • New officers elected by Chi Alpha Tau sorority • Modern poetry discussed at English Club meeting • Seniors and juniors elect officers for coming year • Debating club elections • Kurtz elected president of pre-medical society • Miss Haywood speaks to women on secretarial work • Grizzly batsmen drop close decisions to Lafayette and Juniata nines during week • Carter's racqueteers drop return match to Albright • Grizzlies crash through to down St. Joseph's 80-45 • Snell netwomen lose to fast Beaver College team • Brodbeck wins series in dorm league • Sophomore girls trounce freshmen by 29-5 count • Women's tennis team beats invading Drexel lasses

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  The Ursinus Weekly, May 7, 1934

  Anna Grimm, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  Results of Weekly questionnaire indicate Guy Lombardo is favorite dance band • Archibald Rutledge to address chapel • May Day pageant to be presented • Curtain Club to give Zwing play Saturday • Mothers to be guests on May Day • Nominations held this noon for new student council • Ursinus a charter member of new sport conference • Installation of WSGA officers held Monday • C.W.A. projects to continue at Ursinus this month • Barnard and Lentz speak to Harrisburg alumni • Old and new YW cabinets enjoy retreat at Arcola • Juniors hold nominations for next year's officers • Music featured at vespers • Rev. Oliver K. Maurer elected honorary member of TKA • History of May Day traced from its beginning, 241 B.C., through growth on Ursinus campus for last 16 years • Rev. John Lentz delivers address at YMCA meeting • New IRC members to hear program on modern Turkey • New members initiated into women's debating club • Freshman girls make May baskets for seniors • Council to reorganize soon • Dr. John Simpson addresses Anders pre-medical society • Dr. Matthew Beardwood to address chemical society • Motion picture test made in science lecture hall • Ouderkirk chosen to be Laurel Blossom Princess • Carr and Schiele elected to head their fraternities • English Club to hold regular meeting tonight • Ursinus finishes last in meet at West Chester • Batsmen drop close contest to Temple; frosh lose game with Hill School, 9-5 • Men racqueteers suffer first defeat of season • Girls tennis team opens season with win over NYU • Curtis leads in dorm league • Annual meeting of Lehigh Valley alumni takes place • Faculty members attend conference in New York

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 30, 1934

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

  Seniors to hear Francis B. Sayre • Juniors present "The Youngest" • "Happy" Felton plays at junior promenade • 1934 Ruby traces development of Ursinus during years of Dr. Omwake's presidency • "Death takes a holiday" selected for Zwing play • Work begins on 1935 Ruby as first photos are taken • Dr. Jordan, prof. emeritus, dies at Haverford Friday • Forty percent increase in enrollment announced • Tau Kappa Alpha to hold regular spring meeting • L. Reber and H. Holcombe to edit fresh. handbook • Mothers to be welcomed on May Day • Russia's five year plan is topic at IRC meeting • Motion picture test made in science lecture hall • Miss Hartenstine attends opera house ball in NY • Dr. Kline's birthday observed at Brotherhood banquet • Fox and Myers elected heads of sororities for next year • Christy and Burns render solos at Glee Club concert • Prof. Barnard attends conference in New York • Covert chosen president of Beta Sigma Lambda • Y.W. cabinets hold coffee • Ursinus girls take part in local fashion show • Women's student council is entertained at dinner • "The Evangelical Synod of North America" • College adds shrubbery • Ursinus nine conquers Lehigh in slugfest but loses to Rutgers by narrow margin • Girls tennis season to get under way early this week • Sophomores win interclass track meet with 63 points • Frosh batsmen win and lose as regular schedule starts • Men racqueteers to meet Albright and Muhlenberg • Modern plays reviewed at English Club meeting • Freshman women debaters victorious in dual contest • "The shrine of dreams" given at Norristown YW • Sabbath School Assoc. holds conference here • Deputation team of BSP conducts service Sunday

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 23, 1934

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

  Juniors to present prom and comedy • Ursinus to engage in transition study • Monod discusses French problems • Yearbook to appear on campus Wednesday • Alumni groups to meet during first week in May • Motion picture machine to be demonstrated • Ursinus Weekly student questionnaire • Recent Music Club meeting presents varied program • Russia's new five year plan to be discussed by IRC • Women debaters close season with Stroudsburg • Sabbath School Association to hold annual convention • Club to discuss plays • Polly Pomeroy speaks on department store work • Brotherhood deputation team conducts services • Rev. Kratz to give talk at Brotherhood banquet • Women debaters meet • Christian associations enact pageant episodes • Regular rehearsals begun for gala pageant on May 12 • Alumni banquet to be held at Harrisburg on May 4 • Fred E. Foertsch addresses men's faculty club meeting • Sorority conducts vespers • Ursinus nine opens season by beating Swarthmore and losing to Villanova • Tennis team holds initial combat against St. Joseph • Girl basketeers given awards at annual banquet last week • Freshman hurlers to open season Tues. afternoon • Brodbeck, Derr and Curtis undefeated in dorm contest • Co-eds begin class baseball

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 16, 1934

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

  Noted theologian to speak here • Happy Felton agrees to furnish music for colorful junior promenade on April 27 • Joint "Y" pageant to be presented • Junior advisory council to present Polly Pomeroy • Tau Kappa Alpha to hold initiation of new members • Dale Gramley talks at Weekly staff banquet • I.R.C. hears address on Hitlerism by Dr. N. W. Rubin • Dr. J. C. Funk lectures on medical care of cancer • New "Y" cabinets installed at candlelight service • Program of songs and poems presented by French Club • Liquid air demonstration given in science building • Women debaters lose to Cedar Crest on NIRA • Pres. Omwake resumes tasks • Elect members to WSGA • Band to be given awards • Rev. W. A. Kratz to speak at annual Brotherhood banquet • Knudsen and Hunter to head Demas and Zeta Chi frats • Music Club to meet • Reviews of modern novels are given by English Club • Baseball team set for opening fray on Wednesday • Derr Hall takes lead in dorm baseball circuit • Seniors or sophs favored to win inter-class meet • GIrls' varsity basketball team to banquet tonight • Glee Club gives programs

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  The Ursinus Weekly, April 9, 1934

  Jesse Heiges and George Leslie Omwake

  Juniors plan for dance and play • Dale Gramley to talk at Weekly banquet • Professors speak at "Y" conference • Additional CWA workers hired • Lecture to be given by cancer specialist • Thirty-five men now out for varsity baseball • Basketball league elects Jing Johnson president • Women students elect new officers for organizations • Dean Kline to give address at "Y" cabinet installations • Reception and smoker given Dartmouth coach • 1934 Ruby will appear on campus within two weeks • Men to draw for rooms in dormitories on April 24 • Akron students sign petition vowing self-decapitation • Varied program of songs given at club meeting • "Y" associations present play, "Dust of the road" • Dr. N. W. Rubin to speak at IRC tomorrow evening • Professional journalists talk at INA meeting • Women meet with success in debates on NIRA • Faculty club meets • French Club to meet • Harry Brian is elected president of Varsity Club • Campus saddened by sudden death of Sigmond Weiss • Alumni enlisted in drive for large enrollment • Ursinus students interview prospects for next year • Men debaters close season • Dr. Schelling gives library collection of his works • Johnson finishes third in basketball league scoring • Class track meet to be held • Junior coeds beat freshmen to win class basketball • Large squad of candidates report for track team • Frosh try out for baseball • Day student girls victorious in inter-dorm basketball • Track and field records of past seasons are compiled

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 19, 1934

  Dwight L. Gregory and George Leslie Omwake

  Seniors present annual class play • J. Heiges elected editor of Weekly • Sophs victorious in annual tilt • Two captains elected • Inter-dorm schedule draws to a close with Day in lead • Varsity Club banquet on Tuesday evening • Colorful senior ball attracts large crowd • Characters for May Day pageant selected • Editor announces that Ruby may appear April 15 • All-Ursinus conference opens Friday, April 6 • "Pop" Warner to teach at Ursinus coaching school • Women nominate candidates for various campus offices • Girls varsity defeats alumnae by 45-18 score • Sudden death of Mrs. Isenberg • Joint "Y" associations to present "Dust of the road" • Committees for Junior weekend • Easter featured at vespers • Essays subject of discussion at English Club meeting • Men debaters return after successful three day trip • Dr. Rosenberger addresses Anders pre-medical society • Politics in England subject at IRC meet • Chinese student speaks at YM-YW meeting • Nominees for YM offices

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 12, 1934

  Margaret L. Shively, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Dr. Schelling honored on Founders' Day • Cheating problem is chosen for study • Varsity courtmen close season with 45-33 victory over Lebanon Valley • Seniors promise gay week-end activities • Lawson Robertson to speak at Varsity Club banquet • Women debaters hold dual meet with Temple • Frosh down Perkiomen but lose to Wyoming Seminary • Swarthmore co-ed varsity bows to Ursinus basketeers • Philadelphia artists give recital Thursday night • Winter meeting of Board of Directors held Founders' Day • Men forensic artists meet Wagner and Gettysburg • Day students down Derr to lead inter-dorm league • Cancer specialist will be chapel speaker in April • Sorority conducts vespers • Women students hear horticulture lecture • College to be scene of Asbury summer school • Local AAUW branch is under consideration • Heiges high scorer in inter-dormitory league • Lansdale Kiwanis Club hears Ursinus professor • Vertebrate anatomists visit medical schools • Community club holds annual husband's night • Bacteriologist will speak to pre-medical society • Day cagers defeat Maples • YW program presented by Royersford Tri-Hi-Y • Brotherhood of St. Paul conducts two meetings • Club will discuss essay • Modern language group hears Dr. Calvin D. Yost • Phi Alpha Psi reunion

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  The Ursinus Weekly, March 5, 1934

  Dorothy E. Horne, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Excellent program for Founders' Day • "Jack" Hart talks to Ursinus groups • Courtmen win one; lose two • Dean Kline guest of honor at Phila. dinner • Seniors plan dance and play Mar. 16-17 • Federal aid granted to needy college students • Men's negative team debates on away trip • Prof. F. I. Sheeder speaks to York alumni members • Shaw-Bernard collection on display in college library • Matmen close season with 17-11 victory over Rutgers • Women debaters win and lose in dual contest with Western Maryland • Girls lose to Drexel and tie Beaver 20-20 • Frosh beat Drexel • Freshman debating team loses to North Coventry • "The shine of dreams" to be presented in Norristown • Girls second team wins over Drexel and Beaver • Shriner and Fircroft victors in dorm games • Future programs of campus organizations • College library acquires numerous new books • "Belgium" subject of discussion at IRC • Dr. and Mrs. Lentz hosts at dinner for captains • Dr. Philip Goepp addresses group of women students • "Week of prayer" speaker is guest of brotherhood • Miss Takacs presides at meeting of French Club • "Quaker" vesper service led by Shollenberger

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 26, 1934

  H. Allen Cooper, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Three one-act plays presented • Dr. Hart to speak at week of prayer • Bears break losing streaks as Chase five downs Mules; matmen also win • Phila. alumni will honor Dean Kline • Plans to be formed for Varsity Club banquet • Frosh tumble Perkiomen and Hill School fives • Negative NIRA team completes three-day trip • Announcement made of scholarship awards • Music Club program features vocal and instrumental solos • Derr and Day are tied for top honors in league • Men debaters lose first home contest to Western Maryland • Women's debating club discusses recovery act • Henry K. Boyer, Freeland Seminary graduate, succumbs • Freshmen receive colors at annual Color Day exercises • Dr. Goepp to speak Feb. 28

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 19, 1934

  Dwight L. Gregory, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  Club to present one-act plays • Balanced curriculum, chapel services, cheating, stressed as campus problems • Two more games lost by cagers • College asks CWA to aid needy students • Inter-sorority council announces new pledges • Wrestlers lose meets to F. & M. and Penn • Co-eds rally to win thrilling game, 25-24 • Annual Lorelei dance is held by co-eds • Well-played game won from Villanova frosh • Triple-tie occurs in inter-dorm league as twenty-two games remain to be played • Men's debating schedule features Oregon plan • Brotherhood of St. Paul sends deputations to two churches • Dr. C. H. Ranck discusses youth's moral problems • Women win opening debate on NRA from Swarthmore • Club discusses English and American poetry • New books received by foreign relations club • Lecture on "electrotypes" given by Dr. H. S. Lukens • Novelty numbers to be featured at Music Club • Pageant themes outlined; winners prizes increased • Men open debating season with Lincoln University on NRA • Dr. Ira Hain elected president of Berks Co. alumni assoc. • Rev. Charles P. Kehl, class of '90, dies after short illness

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 12, 1934

  Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Nick Nickols to play for Lorelei • Aerial travelogue delights audience • Frosh break even during past week • Grizzly grapplers meet F. & M. tomorrow • Grizzly courtmen drop two games • Lukens will speak to chem. group • Sunday school program planned for students • Synopsis of May Day pageants explained • Co-eds lose two games to Bryn Mawr lassies • New fraternity pledges announced by council • Derr and Stine register victories in dorm league • "War" is theme of vesper service in music studio • Grizzly grapplers meet F. & M. tomorrow • Schedule for inter-dorm court league completed • 1934 Ursinus grid schedule • Co-ed basketball team swamps Lebanon Valley • Men hold trial debate on the NRA question • Joint Christian associations open Lenten season Wed. • Glee Club gives concert at Schwenksville church • "National isolation" to be discussed by IRC • Prominent Ursinus alumnus dies suddenly at his home • Musical recital given by Dr. Goepp's students • Brotherhood will give program at Roxborough

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  The Ursinus Weekly, February 5, 1934

  Margaret L. Shively, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Felix Schelling to give address • Illustrated lecture to be presented • Ursinus cagers lose to LVC • Swedemen lose to Wyoming Sem. • Guest to lecture on electrotypes • Naturalist to speak on Friday, May 11 • Ursinus treasurer cited for assistance to scouting • Leroy Wilson plays for annual sophomore hop • Dr. Victor Monod to speak in April • Men's debating teams to hold practice encounter Wednesday • Grizzly matmen bow to Lafayette, 30 to 8 • Questionnaire prepared to ascertain student opinion • Y.M. and Y.W. secure John R. Hart for prayer week • Women debaters plan several encounters on two questions • Dr. Omwake re-elected by college presidents' ass'n • Dr. Philip Goepp to present students in annual recital • Ruby questionnaire to be distributed among seniors • Brotherhood of St. Paul to conduct Sunday services • Y.W. holds novel meeting • Nurses give minstrel show • Grizzly cagers trounced by Villanova wildcats • Grizzly cubs defeat frosh cagers at Villanova, 30-28 • Phoenix Independents hold U basketeers to 28-28 tie • Dean of women represents college at conferences • Hall Chemical Society hears Dr. Russell Sturgis • Curtain Club chooses plays • Stories discussed by club • Best pageants written by misses Brooks and Meyer • Intra-mural sports for winter season scheduled

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 15, 1934

  Dorothy E. Horne and Dwight L. Gregory

  Ursinus and Penn broadcast debate • Committee to study campus problems • G-burg trounces Chase five, 33-14 • Humorous comedy presented by "Y" • Phila. college club to confer Jan. 19-20 • Men's Forensic Club arranges schedule • Frosh open season with Villanova tomorrow night • Women's debating club accepts new members • Seniors consider programs for last class weekend • Y.M. discussion groups entertained at dinner • Hall Chemical Society to hear Dr. R. Sturgis • New method of conducting programs used by IRC • Faculty and students attend pol.-social science conference • Musical selections at Sunday night vespers • Soph hop scheduled for Tuesday, January 30 • Two dance dates granted at student act. council • New books acquired by college library • "Short stories" topic of English Club meeting • Councils make rules for freshman rushing periods • Program presented at Royersford by YW • Women's student council plans revision of rules • List of fraternity and sorority members

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  The Ursinus Weekly, January 8, 1934

  Jesse Heiges and Dwight L. Gregory

  Changes made in curriculum • Ruby is tribute to Dr. Omwake • Colleges discuss eligibility rules • St. Joe's bows to Ursinus bears • One-act comedy to be presented • Johnson attends sport conferences • Dr. Rubin returns after travel and study abroad • Snell-coached sextet wins practice game • Radio entertainment provided at meals • Fred Schiele is elected varsity football manager • Deadline for pageant writers extended to next Monday • Successful season expected as women basketeers show talent • As festivities reach climax Ursinus himself appears • Club to discuss Russia at meeting tomorrow night • Christmas penny campaign is sponsored by YWCA • Rev. John Lentz conducts Xmas communion service • Pantomime and tableau are features of dawn service • Franklin House is scene of annual hockey banquet • Xmas issue of Lantern delivered to students

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  The Ursinus Weekly, December 11, 1933

  H. Allen Cooper, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Curtain Club produces hit • Directors hold fall meeting • Gridders close good season • Joint councils present dance • St. Joe's first basketball foe • U. of P. professor discusses NRA • Wieneke to coach wrestling squad • Dr. Starr tells of interesting travels • Brian to be editor of 1935 "Ruby" • Dinner to feature Christmas party • Music Club will sponsor Christmas dawn service • Four three-day trips on men's debate schedule • Club hears members on several world problems • Men to decide champion in contract bridge tourney • Student activities council grants meet night to club • "Lantern" Christmas issue to appear Tuesday night • Brotherhood of St. Paul discusses aspects of God • Dr. Bartholomew, church mission board head, dies • Frosh hockey team wins over upper class rivals • "Y" chorus to make bow at communion service • Biography reports feature meeting of English Club • Leaders for next season chosen for three sports

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 27, 1933

  Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Tickets to go on sale soon for "Firebrand" • Pre-medical society hears Dr. John Price • Bears tackle Albright in turkey day battle • Sophs trounce frosh in traditional game • All treasurers' books audited by committee • Student council dance replaces formal ball • Station UCMC presents Ursinus musical program • Ursinus to meet Penn on gridiron next year • Soccer team drops final contest to Ardmore club • Bear courtmen respond to initial practice call • Dr. Omwake tells faculty members of summer trip • Radio debate to feature men debaters' schedule • Ursinus hockeyites close season with 4-1 victory • Thanksgiving is subject of Sunday vesper service • Books on world problems placed in library by IRC • College host to reformed church ministerium conf. • Modern novels reviewed at English Club meeting • Varied program to be presented by IRC • Men's Glee Club gives concert at Roxborough • French Club elects new officers at meeting • Soccer replaces football as inter-dorm. sport

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 20, 1933

  Margaret L. Shively, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Hilarious comedy staged by dormitory committee • Men hold traditional football season smoker • Bears win fourth straight victory over Swarthmore by 13-0 score • I.N.A. convention meets at Johns Hopkins • Frosh end 1933 grid season undefeated • Pep rally dedicated to senior gridiron warriors • Main Line defeats hockey team in spirited encounter • Cast chosen for Curtain Club offering "Firebrand" • Woman's Club entertains freshman girls at tea • Season's last soccer game ends in deadlock • Woman's dormitory committee sponsors bazaar and tea • I.R.C. gives armistice program at open meeting • Glee Club to give concert • Treasurers to meet Wed. • French Club to hold initial meeting Tuesday • College is host to Carmel Quarterly Club • Beta Sigma holds dance • New plan adopted for instrumental ensembles • Women students to hear pres. of medical college • William Mitchell succumbs • Y.W.C.A. considers condition of the negro • Y.M. hears prof. Boswell • Forensic Club picks questions for debating season • Modern novel is subject for English Club discussion • Litvinoff and Roosevelt appear at Debating Club • College host to reformed church workers' meeting • College is given trees • Sorority pledges • Brodbeck leading in inter-dormitory football conference • History-soc. science group to hear James T. Young • College department of Sunday School gives novel party • Dance and membership pins planned by Varsity Club

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 13, 1933

  Jesse Heiges, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Expenses of student organizations to be audited by new committee • Recital of classical music given by institute artists • Field goal the margin of victory as Muhlenberg defeats bears 3-0 • Fred Cardin entertains with music and lecture • Student activities council discuss conflict meetings • Pep week enthusiasm is climaxed by torch parade • "Ditter" Haynes plays for senior class' fall hop • Hockey coeds shut out Phila. country club, 5-0 • Inter-dorm league formed to provide touch football • Fathers' Day banquet attracts large numbers • Sutin leads runners in last cross country meet • Bazaar, tea, and play to follow Swarthmore game • Soccermen lose to F. & M., but put up good fight • Disarmament and peace program tomorrow tonight • Music Club elects • "Roosevelt" and "Litvinoff" to converse tonight • Freshmen girls to attend women's club tea • Illustrated lecture given chemists by Dr. Mauchly • Armistice day service is feature of YW meeting • Men debaters to discuss principles of NRA • Dance and rushing rules discussed by sororities • English Club reviews well-known plays • Class of 1936 selects new type of "U" ring

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  The Ursinus Weekly, November 6, 1933

  Dorothy E. Horne, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Curtis institute artists to render evening concert • May Day pageant must be submitted by January 8 • Bears felled by G-burg Bullets, 12-13; frosh score 9-0 win at Farm School • College Glee Club sings at McAllister's in Phila. • Faculty and students are entertained at YW tea • Fred Cardin, Indian lecturer, secured by Jr. advisory com. • "Ditter" Haynes to play for senior dance Nov. 11 • Ursinus harriers place second in conference meet • Soccermen tie Haverford but bow to the Bullets, 7-0 • Mrs. John Lentz plans to entertain freshman girls • Lecture by Dr. J. Mauchly to Hall Chemical Society • Y.M. to be guests of Y.W. at armistice day program • Father's Day banquet after Muhlenberg game • Women's dorm committee to sponsor tea and bazaar • Ye famed tugge-of-warre sees sophs victors; Parson Mitchell drenched in watery battle • English Club plans discussion of "modern theatre" tonight • Mathematics group enjoys games and speeches at meeting • Big-little sisters unite in celebrating Halloween • Y.M.C.A. chorus makes tentative plans for year • Hist.-social science group elects Wm. O'Donnell pres. • Pep rally talks by "pop" Hendricks and Brownback • Mr. Pettit speaks to Y on topic of religion • Glenside Quarterly Club to witness football game • Curtain Club may present production in December • "Thank you doctor" to be presented November 18 • Church conference held at Ursinus November 4 • Political impersonations at women's debating club • Brotherhood discusses "prayer" at meeting • Roxborough M. E. Church to hear Ursinus Glee Club • New press box will welcome visiting scribes hereafter • Wm. Tempest leads vespers in "appreciation" program • Representatives attend YW cabinet conference

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 30, 1933

  H. Allen Cooper, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Dr. Omwake tells of trip to Europe during summer • Coeds honor Dean Kline by planting of oak tree • Bears defeat Drexel Dragons, 7-0; grizzly cubs trounce foe, 19-0 • Enrollment prospects for next year are promising • All proofs of Ruby pictures must be returned on Wed. • Swarthmore hockey team breaks bears' streak, 3-2 • Temple harriers defeat bears in dual meet here • Senior class sponsors dance evening of Muhlenberg game • Professors lead freshmen in interesting discussions • Ursinus tries for x-country trophy at G-burg Saturday • Mitchell leads vespers in program featuring music • English group hears annual travel talk by Dr. Smith • "Clean living" subject of doctor's speech to women • Philadelphia concert opens Glee Club season Tuesday • Student literary magazine to appear during December

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 23, 1933

  Harry F. Brian, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Bears upset F. & M., old rivals, 6-0 • Changes in rushing rules made operative by council • Ursinus represented at Dickinson's celebration • Cross country runners lose to F. & M., 22-33 • Ursinus host to YMCA at district conference • I.N.A. convention will meet at Johns-Hopkins • Drexel eleven will be bear foe this Saturday • Prof. Brownback addresses YM on religion-science • Fourth straight win for Ursinus hockey team • Harriers to open home season against Temple • Y.W.C.A. and W.S.G.A. to sponsor mass meeting • Musical takes place of big-little sister party • Fraternity holds banquet • Women's debating club stages humorous debate • Men debaters may organize four teams • Interesting freshman discussion group meetings • Rev. Lentz speaks at F. and M. pep meeting • Hall Chemical Society hears lecture on making pig iron • International Relations Club plans armistice day program • All Ruby proofs are to be returned this week • Ursinus leads in F. & M. series

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 16, 1933

  Margaret L. Shively, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Freshmen hold traditional banquet at Bungalow Inn • Women consider campus problems at mass meeting • Dickinson holds grizzlies to a 7-7 tie in opening conference game • Freshman gridders down Perkiomen Prep, 12-0 • Citizens hear address on national disarmament • Old timers and undergrads enjoy dance in gymnasium • Dickinson to observe 150th anniversary this week • Varsity hockey players defeat Beaver by 3-4 score • Soccer team subdues Girard College by a 5-2 score • Men debaters to hold initial meeting tonight • Former instructor accepts position at own alma mater • Cornelia Otis Skinner to appear at Norris Theatre • Alumnae hockey stars lose to varsity eleven • "Trees" theme of well- attended vesper services • Artist-students' concert to open culture course • Sister classes hold traditional get-together • Modern language group may organize French Club • Club discusses Pilsudski, Gomez, Feisal, and Azana • Laboratory technician addresses women students • Well-known physician to address women students • Advisor lectures on new plays before literary club • YW party postponed • "Prayer" discussed by Brotherhood of St. Paul • Glee Club preparing to appear in nearby towns • Dr. Homer Smith to address meeting of English group • Y.M. symposium planned • Essig injured in collision • Advisees are entertained • Ruby photographers to receive proofs this week

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 9, 1933

  Dorothy E. Horne, Dwight L. Gregory, and George Leslie Omwake

  Colleges will debate on NRA question this year • Frosh discussion groups are part of YM program • St. Joseph's bow to Ursinus bears by 20-0 score in opening fray here • Interfraternity council amends bidding methods • Tennis tournament ends with Danehower as victor • New section "Fair Ursinus" planned for 1934 Ruby • James Wharton presides over pep meeting Friday • William Evans president of Hall Chemical Society • Freshmen football men prepare for first battle • Student council plans Old Timers' Day dance • Interested students hear artist explain new course • "U" hockey team scores 6-2 victory over Drexel • Campus fraternity members • Dr. Sturgis chosen faculty adviser by Brotherhood • Activities council grants request for senior dance • Council treasurer to be elected at mass meeting • Y.M.-Y.W. doggie roast held Wednesday evening • Dr. E. B. White to coach women's debating club • Int. rel. club to discuss "important personalities" • Women's athletic assoc. makes awards to students • New methods to be used in Curtain Club tryouts • Miss Winder to address community mass meeting • Beta Sigma Lambda pledges new members

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  The Ursinus Weekly, October 2, 1933

  Dwight L. Gregory, Jesse Heiges, and George Leslie Omwake

  Rushing rule changes discussed by council • Recreation hall opened by activities council • Bears hold Wildcats to 7-7 tie in opening game at Villanova • Freshmen show talent as tennis finals approach • Rehearsals of band and symphony orchestra held • President gives reception for faculty members • Inter. rel. club discusses rapid political changes • Hockey team opens season with a decisive victory • Season's first pep meeting draws spirited crowd • Cross country practice attracts new men • Football program to sell at low price to students • Committee promises varied programs for college • Charles Zeigler improving at Montgomery hospital • Artist to consult those interested in painting • Y.W. and Y.M.C.A. sponsor picnic and dancing • Dr. Lentz addresses YMCA on "talking to oneself" • Sutin outlines yearbook plans at staff meeting • Costello yields crooning honors to Tom Burns • Y.W.C.A. meeting held at Glenwood memorial • Ruby subscription plan is outlined in detail • Soccermen drop practice tilt to Bridgeport club