Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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ar«‘»±msr Alumm Mokit k Kviksz. I . I).. '71. rd Kv.viiston. 111., lias since iSfS licit! tin important post of fvtipcr- i;il«ii !cnt of t ic work of the American Home Mi»»ioi jry Society among (h-rnvlmt, am! »in e |X M tl r Presidency of tl:o Wilton German I'liglidi ( o!lc'fc in Iowa. Ii tin- intvicst of this work, whi.it offers large possibilities fot service, lie lias several times visited tit.- mother conntrv. K sl». W. Kixirks, 'tx i« sorting hit college .1» a member of the 11oor«l of Trustees iuhI us the Scerv.aty of the Advanecuuiit Association. He is in a teal estate, mortgage ami loan Inisine.-s in Milwaukee. an l as a progressive citizen supports rny movement toward the improvement of local civic condition . lie i one of the ilireelors of tie Merchant ' ami Manufacturers' Association, and lor year the Associated liiaiitics Imve Ik-iic- 1‘teil in his work as secretary. Jiit-t: (.unius M. Ton tv '7,5. upn Ixing a«l mitttd to the I tar in 1875. practiced law in Minneapolis until i y . when Iir Ivecaiuo one ol ill.- I i irkn Judges of Hennepin O iii'ty. Kor ttvo term» of sis year- each, iKtwcei iMx and 1905, he serves! his «listlie: as an honest an.I fv-arlrst judge. Democrat in j«ditics. it a g-»«l cvi ilcnee ' i Irs litncss for the place that he was elcetcal twice in a strong Republican county. Cvvkou. Atwm .. 1.1.. FI,. '75. enjoys .111 exten- sive legal | racticr in Milwaukee, anti last winter was ap|KKittcd Siip-rus.r ol Income Tax Assess- ments for Milwaukee County. s Treasurer •! the Advanceitieiit Vssoriation. Ripon people havt become i.'nnili.xr uith hi- IVIN WtStintrd effort anal lii appeal others repay in some measure tlirir life oiinpmrnl hy coining t the aitl f tin college In her tinaiK'ial need 31

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1 J (trlmami 13’ Ml'.' 1.1'TIIIK.t II, AlMVN VvIlO .lIollC 'litV VC • ( U-.jun'r rifM cl»» , began lu-r .vuinevlioii with tie college a?, a Undent of ffrockway i i 14(55. ftei lid graduation ill 1X1V7, die lii| effective wv rk In the college for nine years as (earlier of preparatory Greek, Latin ami Mat hematic». I-'or many year sIm- ha lived i|iiirtly at Iter hone 11 Oniro, a positive force for g «l hi l»cr inllciettcc iipi.il private pupi!» who receive thorough lraini.iv’ at her InnL. ()«, Co uve.. M Srin 1. '( ). since h-.s graduation f'niii tlx- College of i’ltysician» ami Suig ».»:i , New Yore, ii 1X71. ha practiced In jirofi-«k.ii in 1 ithVosii, Wis, where he nut mil. stands at the very I lead of hi» piofcxsion lint nls. i.- |ir»niin«iit in civic, loisiie»» and social affairs at home ami ahiojd aid is highly respected and honored, lie ha Join extensive jiost graduate work, 11 d holds inetnlwrship .1 oftke in numerous medical asso elation»,—comity, state, and oattantil, Wsi. S. IIoit. I I) 1 returning in txs a twelve year» iiilssi. ury service in Shanghai, Chinn, continued this cervice in a large work a missionary to the Chinese in Dreg» ' and Wad kljtloli I’ oih year. ago. the I’rc swter an £ym-l ..i Oregon, m.jsresscd with his cajubditirk ami needling i strong leader in syioxlkal missions, rek'Ctcd ! r. Holt a» a natural suggestion and I e liecame Kirkl Secretary for tlx 1‘icilic Coa»t llontr Mission District. Hoy J vmis A. Ilt.vxc imn. LLH.. ';t. grid utiled with Isonurs from the Columhi:c l.au School .11 iS;,j ami established his legal practice in New York t itv. lien- lie rose rapidly in ’ii piofc »i n ami from one pi-aiti on of lutiiKlivii to another In iXA, lu- was appointed by Governor l »»sev«ll Judge of the Conti of twiural Scim.-us. then Judge of the Supremi' Court of New York I Uy. uni in inO was elected to bis ti.ial success. Justiev of lb.- Supreme Court of thi S-atr of New York 5t'

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 tyrrrrrrrmr rrmrr t rrrm i (Crlnunm '13 K. K Ki nnav. I Milwaukee, known to all irienel-- of Itt| - n • President of the .Advance- ment AsscsManmi. t» at the he:ul uf the Income Ti Iturcuu of WiKnnw. An cvIntKlivo •tinh- of the t: hin • 4II c»imtt-ci resulted in Ilie pulrlcatir.il of liis |»M.k. “ Income TnMition, which 1» called an epoch-nuking. th troiisli atri cmttpre- itmivc m«rti • u that Mtjjcit. Sine» August 8. l i». wbcu hr rtwifnl liii appointment. hr lux iKi n rry hn» iuttlniR tlw «icv»- system Itito ritn- niiiR ordci. .Mr).. .Mi 1 1 vmk Mikvii.i, ‘77. as ini»1r -j- »1 Merrill Manse, lui for tliirty year l«tt ati inte- gral part ui t Ite life 1 Klfxm College. lier home i mi open !■ tlic cilleRr family ani mam a otr Iu» Wi refreshed in its itervadinR atmosphere of cordial v’“l-'V’ll mil ciionntRcmenl, Sin- • an onthtixiait in classical itm i.-. waking a special study of licethovcil, and ii is |o lier literary .ibi'ily tliat we ari- indeUed for tlic ani! beautiful record of tin- life of Mr Tracy. Da. Fm.vR V U mu. '78. ha« had career in tile ministry which ha put him iulo the foremost rank of the t’on«rri;.itMul .1 ■ttomiiKili. n During hi pastorate in ihr I'tikjn Park Otar eh. Chicago. .1 Mihi i natihr scat occurred. brought ah. ml !»y In» nr. 1 r-tiriuj; energy ami diplomacy. the con- sokd»tl i of the Union Park with the Old First into the Yew hirst t'oiiRre«3ti..nal C hurch, tile largest west New Vork t'liy, Hceausc «»f new .i.liwliet in institutiminl work lor which he loou ht himself iiniiiialihcd. Dr. White resigned Jammy t ami aae|K«l a call to tlie Ixwvry Mill Cluitch. Miiincapoltt. I'icvh K. Svemus. I'll. I». !.•. tnuglit the Semitic l.anxnajies at Yale, lu'l charge l lltc Department 1 ISthli.-ul l.iuiatm -. n .« Dean f the Valr I i mil-. Sd •■•!. ami lirJ'l ilw I'.mgrr- g.'itioual Sunday Sell ml anil Pnhhshi ig. Society, Iiefort accepting in n t£ the I'ri-ntdoncy of Watli- Inin • 'oIIcri . Topeka, kail. banked among th.' I or cn wot of schitus. honors which mean «mice lime come to hot' in full ttieastte 52