Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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ip. an g ' E e.cIC G'f1e 19224 d gn pq 1 to August 25. Riponites were ,,, ,,, also present at the two days' offen- sive at Soissons-Juvagney. The last battle in which the company had a part was in the Mousse-Argonne region beginning August 28 and ending November Tl., Armistice p Day. Of the one hundred eighty- seven men originally enlisted in the company, fourteen were killed and one hundred twelve wounded. Captain E. G. Prellwitz, before re- turning, was raised to the rank of major and was twiee decorated. He reeeived the French cross of war, the eroix de guerre and also a Certificate of citation for gallantry and Rijwon High Srbool exceptional bravery in battle 'From General John Pershing. ii: 511 Besides Company B, Ripon was represented by twelve men in the 107th engineering inedieal detac-hinent. This was eommanded by Major E. G. Barnes and saw much aetive serviee. Several hundred native Riponites were among the drafted inen. ' During the period of the war a Student Army Training Corps was estab- lished at Ripon College. A detailed aeeount of its growth is included in the ' military section of this annual. Lafwnr Cnuzjms Slope wr C01 lf?-asf' e e i A 'B Y-QS q7 uf5c.0+ Page 20 I

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:A .xnvk me-4' 3 I u?ffGh2i1qz4 CRIM5DNIn IDI i Ripon in 1923 ODAY, Ripon, Nlliseonsin, a typical niid- I dle western college city, nevertheless de- ties, in many respects, Sinclair Lewis' cynical i 'tMain Streetf? Ripon is intellectually awake and students enrolling in the college are not hesitant in expressing their apprecia- tion of the Nspirit which characterizes the connnunity. Ripon presents all the advantages ofa sinall city. It possesses a. group inind to as great a degree as psychologists conceive it possible for such to exist. Ripon is incorpo- rated as a city under the statutes of the state of Wisconsin. Her estimated population to- day, based on the 1920 census, is, roughly, 5.000 people. She is reached by two railroad lines. the Chicago and Northwestern, and the Chicago, Milwaukee Sa St. Paul, andis boosted by an efficiently organized Connnereial Club ot which the majority of the business men of the city are lneinbers. College Chapel . While Riponites do not brag of any distinctness, to the COlllDil.1't1.TlVCly disin- terested eollege student from another city the spirit of cooperation and good feeling which obviously exists between the various societies, churches and occu- pations is, indeed, exceptional and noteworthy. Ripon College is a valuable asset to the city and the support extended by 5-NX F as ts Fl ml tat e R-ijforz Siren! Scam' n 7 E51 ' ' 'Il EEK Page 22