The Ursinus Weekly, February 11, 1963

John B. Piston, Barbara Shearer, Jean E. Hunter, Nancy Harris, Richard Sanders, Carl F. Peek, Frederic Yocum, John Travis, Craig Garner

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President Emeritus McClure dies following recent illness: Dr. Yost pays tribute to his late colleague Dr. Donald Baker discusses US at Koffee Klatch Coed foursome discusses Summer with Indians President Helfferich quizzed in "Controversy at midnight" chat: Topics discussed include fraternities, government aid, college isolation, library Annual Lorelei dance scheduled for Friday evening at Sunnybrook Legal counselor slated to address PSEA Tennis coach displays art exhibit in Library "Living under communism" topic of Wednesday's Forum speaker Bible Study film examines nature Powers & Fuges leave UC to enlist in Peace Corps Kachel, Berlinger elected 1964 Ruby business managers Chi Alpha hears talk on research Spring rushing periods begin for fraternities and sororities Editorial: End of an era; As youth should be spent Letters to the editor Silver scholarships offered to coeds Greek gleanings Spring Mountain ski slope offers fun for both beginners and experts Netmen downed by Haverford 80-66, eke out 65-63 win over Hopkins Tenacious play marks Hofmann Kratz versatile, solid, dependable Matmen stunned by E'towners in 17-11 upset Jayvee netwomen claim 46-38 win over Phila. Bible Intramural story

Ursinus College Collegeville Pennsylvania newspaper Norman Egbert McClure Calvin Yost Donald G. Baker Wahpeton North Dakota Donald L. Helfferich Lorelei Sidney Quinn PSEA Lewis F. Adler Milton Mayer Bible Study Fellowship fraternities sororities rushing Chi Alpha Mrs. Richard T. Schellhase Ruby Linda Kachel Carl Berlinger Fred Powers Chris Fuges Peace Corps Reed & Barton Schwenksville Donald Zucker Spring Mountain Basketball wrestling Intramural Sports Butch Hofmann Dale Kratz cultural history Higher Education Liberal Studies Social History United States History