Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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EQZZZMZQE. T H E 1 9 1 1 C R I M S O N ZQZKEJE GEORGE LUCAS Luke ' Luke comes from Gettysburg, S. D., and is a good consistent chaser, likes small people and be- lieves faint heart ne'er won fair lady. He has been President of the Sophomore Class, on the staff of Sophomore number ofiCollege Days, and a mem- ber of the Science Club 625, 635. Because his pre- vious offices were ably filled. the class has honored him with the title of Senator. ETHEL MILLER In her childhood, Ethel was taught that children should be seen and not heard. and so according to scripture she continues in this good way. She fin- ished the Ripon High School with honor, and since entering College has become a member of the Ger- man Club 615, 625, of Alpha Gamma Theta, and Class Secretary 635. ROBERT HUMPHREY 'Big Hump Big Hump came with his brother to Ripon, entering at the Academy, and keeping on up the straight and narrow way. Hump', is perfectly good-natured, a hard digger and never known to chase. He is an excellent help in Y. M. C. A. work and enjoys both the Science Club 625, 635, and the Band 625. Two years have seen him among the Glee Club tenors. HAZEL GOODRICH Hazel is a bright but quiet child-when she does speak, she says something. Ripon High School- had the honor of sending her our way. The Kappa Phis claim her now. Q Page Twenty-nine

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ff-I-' 2.1 THE 1911 CRIMSON ii- 3 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Officer AK QWUNUCODRS OFFICERS COLORS Maroon and Black. YELL Chee-hee, Chee-ha Chee-hee-ha-ha! 191 1 Rah ! Page Twenty eight FRANK M. NICKODEM HOWELL H. HUMPHREY ETHEL A. MILLER WILLIAM F. MEGGERS PROP. W. H. BARBER

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f 2, THE 1911 CRIMSON 3 BERYL B. THOMPSON . Betty Betty is our representative from Grand Rapids. Wfhen her time is not occupied by Girls' Glee Club, German Club, Basketball, Y. VV. C. A. claims her attention. Masculine society relieves her contin? uous strain of Ugrindingf' It's only the bright who can bluff. How about it, Betty? MACE M. MORSE Mace doesn't say much, but how can you expect him to consider anything but the Ways and means of the Crimson. XVe hope the strain and Worried look Will leave his face ere he becomes a dignified Senior. RUTH WINCHESTER Ruth came out of the East as a bright and shin- ing addition to our class. She brought from Malden, Mass., her eastern accent and insists that spot is spote and Edna, is Edner. Alpha Gamma Theta consider her lots of fun. On the Crimson staff she is a good Worker. HARVEY E. LARSEN Mr, Lawson came along with Bill from Clin- tonville and they've stuck together through thick and thin. You would never suspect it, but Harvey has taken to chasing in his old age. This diversion is really good for him when you consider all his cience Club 125, C355 German Club C233 Mandolin C153 Crimson Staff CSD' College Q D D2L5'S 635g Ba 9 - M -- f - nd CJ, 633, Oichestia CZJ, Football 619. 623, C393 Y. M. C. A. 625. 433. XYhew! R. C. interests: S Page Thirty