Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Abbie M. Higgins There was n yoiuiK maid from Merlin To Mipon did come. now and then. Hotli iim.sir and college Do show forth her knowhdge; We’re awfully glad she eanie In! There was a young fellow named Art; - And that is enough fora start! .lunior from Milwaukee Downer. Ladies' Glee Cluh «2»; Crimson Start! CD. I homas J. I Jill Keenness of appreciation, strength of purpose, and a passion- ate love for music, lie It Glee Cluh or bagpipe, are all too distinctive traits. “Vo” is also a student, though few ever .........ted it. Ills specialties have heen physical training, human nature, and dinner and supper. Breakfast has Imm n completely eliminated from Ills curriculum. Nelllsvllle High. Football Siptad Mi. CD. CD: Baseball S«iuad (1), CD: Glee Club tit; Secretary (2). CD: “College Days Start CD: Class Secretary CD. F. Ethlyn Holt Kthlyu can always liml something to do and invariably does !l. She Is a girl of ripe good judgment and possesses a personality as pleasing and distinetive as her own bright smile. Columbus High. a r o Y V. C. A.: ladles’ Glee Club CD: start Sophomore Number “College Days CD. John E. Jones Uipou luts indeed been fortunate In the .lones lottery. John I?.. an ardent enthusiast in every branch of college activity with whiell he lias hccn connected, lias done much to uphold the family reputation. Cambria High. Treasurer Y. M. C. A. C-D. CD: Secretary State Orutorh-al Association CD. JO

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J. Walter Elliott Walt came from the Hast, hut has adopted the breezy. West- ern customs of .... sii thoroughly that you would never susp». i it. There Is a certain atmosphere of ripe good-fellowship in Ills presence ami suggestion of frankness In Ills smile that never falls to find the latch-string out. Malden I licit. Mass. A ii A Glee Club 3); Basketball ::i. Ole Forsberg A ban wan Yunlor by Rlpon Colleegc! Year already Ay ban tlutr. Rlpon. hay ban party tine fuller. Ay kan stoody wan little, an throw they bull by the baysket. Junior from Gustnvnus Adolphus College. Science Club (3). Lloyd French I ild you ever see French when he wasn't busy? Lloyd Is a man of many Interests and devoted to them nil. yet he never falls to find time to enjoy the chase now and then. A steady worker, a consist• nt thinker, and a bit successful in the lone run. Uipon High. Science Club: German Club. FI. W. Coggins BIiib has a sense of humor- and a guitar. It Is not easy to say which Is the more entertaining. Someone has said that Individuality marks the law student. BingV distinctive traits are as well known as his chosen profession. He has a different brand of tobacco for each visitor, but his wealth of hospitality never changes. Rock Ridge Hall. Mass. Mandolin Club (1). 3 : Orchestra (2): President Oratorical l nloii (3). 2

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Irmacard Jones Irnutgurd. first nf all. has a heart of lilpon crimson. but the bine and Dln.-k of tin- Junior (Mass novel had a more loyal sup- porter. Those of us who followed the midnight roads to Brandon, one «'old September eve, have eause to retneinber. Wautoinu High. V. V C. A.; l«adles T.l.e flub tl», «2». (3j; Crimson Staff. George L. Kingsbury KIng never wastes time explaining. but simply goes ahead and doe things in his own deliberate way. He has tilled a position In tin- football line-up for the Inst three years that will be hard Indeed to substitute. I Upon High. A » A Football «1». (2). 13): Baseball 11 . (2); Manager Track Team «2): German flui» 11». Harvey Mader There was a young fellow named Mader, Who. In books, was somewhat »f a wader: Hot. when fudge is in sight Harvey cries with «lelight: Como on. fellows. Just Jump ill and raid her! Onkflchl High. Science Club (2), (3): German Club (2). R. B. MacDonald . hie” has n jovial disposition, a happy smile, an unlimited vocabulary, -and friends everywhere. His work in traek and on the gridiron lias kept even pace with his attainments in the elass room. Frb-nd. athlete and scholar- that tells It all. Grand Cnphls High. Football in. (2): Track 1). t2): President Athletic Asso- ciation t3). 31