Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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 LOWER CAMPUS IN WINTER Ever deeper, deeper, deeper Fell llie snow o’er all the landscape

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The Crimson ’20 jijn Cl)ctr £0emorj ®HF. past school year has seen the close of the greatest struggle to be recorded in the annals of history. After two and one-half years of waiting, our country finally cast her lot with that of the Allies in the great struggle for human rights and the freedom of the small nations. With her character- istic whole-heartedness, the United States has sent her millions in men and money to the battlc-scarrcd, war-devastated territory of France and Belgium. Ripon College, as all other educational institutions throughout our land, has responded to the call. Many nf our number have entered the service and some of them have made the supreme sacrifice. It is to the memory of those of our fellow students who have so nobly given their lives in the service that we devote this section of our student publication. They are gone, yet will they live in the memory of their Alma Mater. Any tribute that we can pay to our honored dead is but a slight recompense for the service which they have rendered in upholding our country’s honor. May we, the men and women of the present genera- tion, cherish in our hearts the ideals and principles for which they fought and not be found wanting when the time comes for us to sacrifice our all that these ideals may be maintained. Page 14