The Ursinus Weekly, November 6, 1944

Fleet men and Penn transfers comprise new group of seventy-five Navy trainees • Old timers to return for reunion Saturday • Student body is third largest in history with 107 freshmen • Weekly ranks high in press rating • Lecturer to discuss post war France at forum Wednesday • Freshmen are safe for week, say sophs • Students ask $561 in war fund drive • Fleet men relate overseas experiences • Miss Yanish to discuss dancing at phys ed club tonight in gym • Faith is basic, asserts Rev. Shafer • Weekly staff to meet tomorrow • Mrs. McClure entertains frosh • Practicing lawyers accept positions on college faculty • Ursinus girls invade campus dorms as outnumbered civilian men retreat • Y welcomes frosh at annual reception • Penn State grad plans college meals • Native Venezuelan enrolls here • Ursinus suffers first hockey loss after two years • Landis sparks jayvees in 2-0 win over Beaver • Beaverites down Snell\u27s belles, 2-0 • Agnew, Roscoe star as bears drop Lafayette game, 34-21 • Capricious canoeists explore the Perk which fails to dampen spirits, but - • Bears turn back Bloomsburg, 13-6 • Students hear Norman Thomas speak at socialist rally Fridayhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1688/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, November 15, 1943

We must not lose this peace, urges Miss Sigrid Schultz • Who\u27s Who honors Ursinus seniors • Arsenic and Old Lace scores hit before two capacity audiences • Middleton celebrates fifth year in Navy • St. Luke\u27s holds special services: Ursinus graduates prominent in history of local church • Men debaters seek new Navy, civilian members • Mr. W. H. Ludwick speaks to students at vespers • Students and faculty meet • E. Jane Thomas to review Joseph P. Marquand\u27s book • Student leaders to direct combined Y fireside chats • First Lantern to be Jan.1; will be distributed free • Hobson and Duhring emerge gay, livable after paint, confusion • Navy men transferred • True confession • Coeds remain undefeated; take strong Temple team • Jayvee\u27s trounce Temple; Sally Secor leads attack • Jeanne Mathieu and Ann Harting lead charge of forward line • Hockeyists cut grass on old football field • State teachers bow to hockey elven • Penn booters blank bears 5-0; snow hampers play • Snell\u27s belles have unusual teamwork plus outstanding individual players • Grace Knopf leads dances at first WAA meetinghttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1718/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 17, 1944

Curtain Club chooses comedy, Junior Miss for May production • Juniors to present A spring night at annual prom this Friday evening • Girls will present The land of Oz • John McClellan named first vice-president for coming convention • Organized peace is not impossible say college students • Barbara Cooke to sing in recital tonight • Women debaters to travel to Albright College • Dr. Baker stresses need for teachers • Brotherhood sponsors devotional at Trinity • Dr. H. M. Leinbach to speak to pre-medical society • Students enjoy barn dance • Swing band to make debut at music club meeting • Civilian pre-meds to take aptitude test on April 28 • Class of \u2737 grad receives silver star citation • Ursinus circle presents dishes for infirmary • Students see Topper movie • AAUW holds session • Cranston started interesting life as a traveling salesman • Five seniors head girls\u27 softball lineup • Day study downs Maples in interdorm basketball • Grace Nesbitt leads day in victory over Shreiner • Ursinus bows to Navy baseball team in season\u27s opener on Annapolis field • Bears to play PMC Saturday • Ethel Detwiler marries • Justine Richards engaged • Frosh Phys Eds to entertainhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1729/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, February 7, 1944

Sally Deibler sells $1400 in bonds as fourth loan drive reaches new high • Loughead charms top crowd at festive quarterdeck hop • Typical student is quiet and reserved at Ursinus College • Dr. James Dean gives talk on central nervous system • Cap is aiding war effort, seeks air-minded recruits • French Club will feature songs, games at meeting • Joh Ziegler addresses student body at vespers • Community club plans public forum on labor relations topic, Feb. 8 • Y party to feature ace novelty act • Don\u27t be be a Joe or Maisie Zilch, try studying now for those exams • Phys-edders meet tonight • Perkiomen AAUW to hear speech on four freedoms • Ursinus debaters to meet Kutztown team tomorrow • War prisoners receive thousands of books • Improved girls\u27 team defeats Albright, Rosemont sextettes • Juniata downs bears in close contest, 64-52 • Hauser and Moore set pace as bears take Swarthmore • Lynnewood downs south in first inter-dorm game • Ursinus wrestlers to meet Muhlenberg this Saturday • Jack Bradford has sandwich shop where the elite meet to eat - meathttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1724/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, May 1, 1944

Senate proposes government plan with revised laws • Whelan describes sinking of Wasp • Characters selected for May Day pageant • Junior Miss, former Broadway success, to be presented here May 19 and 20 • Max Lerner to talk here next week • Haines gives views about immortality • Thespians present The Streets of Hell • Carol Swartley married Saturday to Frank Miller • Lantern reorganizes Creative Writing Club • Mrs. F. I. Sheeder addresses prospective college girls • Martha Franklin, friend of campus boys, is awarded good neighbor orchid • Women\u27s dorm committee to take corsage orders • Mrs. May H. Rauch dies after 18 years at college • Intersorority dance, May 13 • Students to see Beau Geste • Tennis courts • Physical education majors attend conference in New York City • Bears bow before Muhlenberg team 7-4 in first home game on Saturday • Roy Walz killed in Texas accident • Ursinus nine blasts Hill • Social work scholarship open to college grads • Co-eds to review books • IRC to discuss the Orient • Floor show lures students to mealshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1731/thumbnail.jp

The Lantern Vol. 12, No. 1, January 1944

• In the Den of the Titans • Lass of Dimoch • For One Gone West • Tropical New Year • Nightfall • Hope From the Blue • Christmas Shopping, a Retrospective Glance • What Makes a Wing Lift? • 201 Main Street • Paradox • Stabilizing Americans • Sky-Islands • With Timbrel and Dance • Jazz • The Grave, a Translationhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/lantern/1031/thumbnail.jp

The Lantern Vol. 13, No. 3, June 1945

• Night Shift • To John • The Challenge • My Native Land • Dear to My Heart • Plaint • Peace • Ode to a Soldier • Crossing • Alternative • Mankind\u27s Universal Disease • Chips • No Sensehttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/lantern/1036/thumbnail.jp

The Lantern Vol. 12, No. 3, June 1944

• A Peek Through a Byberry Window • Fragment • My Grudge Against the Fiction Detective • Haunting Refrain • The World and I • They Said • The Brook • By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them : 1944 Fogel Prize Essay • Why • Green Leaf • Night Drama • In That Same Hour • The Greeks Had a Word For It • The Call of War • The Promise of a Pearl • The Apiaryhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/lantern/1033/thumbnail.jp