The Ursinus Weekly, February 4, 1935

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\u27s 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 \u2717 • 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\u27 views on Japan sought by Clark student • Gettysburg and Muhlenberg tie for first in league racehttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1981/thumbnail.jp