Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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 I — 1 5(19 THE CRIMSON 13 EDITORIAL Till! friendships one makes while a student in college are often the dearest and most lasting in the life of an individual. These friend ships, of course, are never forgotten. But into the everyday life of the student there creep main events that he docs forget if they are not recorded in a substantial manner. The “Crimson is designed as such a record. This annual, published In the students of Kipon. is the last will and testament of their college life for I91f |917. The one aim of the editors has been to record Ripon life in an accurate manner. 1t some c cuts havt been ov erlooked do not blame the management, for we have appealed to the student body repeatedly for aid in making this book a fair representation of our student life in its broadest sense. If any who did not respond to tlu call find that important events have been omitted in these pages, let them lx content to say nothing, for “Happy is the man who holdeth his tongue '. We hope that this hook will please its readers. The Crimson Staff has worked hard to make this annual satisfactory. 'The business men of Ripon and many in nearby cities have given generously of their financial aid, with- out which this book could never have been published. The Oshkosh En- graving Company and the Meyer-Rotier Printing Company have spared no pains in their work as engravers and printers. 'These people have sacrificed their time and energy for one purpose—to please you, the readers of these pages. If you are satisfied with the book: if you feel that it is a fair record of the events of the past college year, the management of tlu 1918 “Crimson will feel compensated for it- efforts. Now read and forget the minor errors which you may find. Keep this one fact in mind, that these pages will become more precious to you as time flies. Age will ripen vour affections for Dear Old Ripon, and then you will realize the true worth of this, the 1918 Crimson. 15

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 191 THE CRIMSON I [l8 Greetings to Our Alumni THIS section was added to our Crimson tor you. We realized that time had changed the laces .it “Dear Old Kipou, so that uni could not recognize am familiar people, and tor this reason the Crimson had lost all of its former interest. Here are sonic snapshots of ont old students. Is oui picture here? Don't sa no. foi vou might lx fooled. Kind out. Look and see. We hope this section will please you. It it does let the editor ot next year’s Crimson know about it. so that he can enlarge and improve this part ot our school annual.