Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Grace G. Goodrich Doan of Women Six generations of Ripon students have known and loved her: this charm- ing campus personality who is herself a symbol of the “intimate college. Her kindly tolerance and sympathetic un- derstanding have smoothed the way for many of us. Many a difficulty has been solved by her gentle way of say- ing: Well, let me see. . . . How does this fit into the picture? Memories of Dr. Grace serving tea in the low lamplight, of her friendly out-of-door classes, of her jolly moon light picnics, are only a part of her con- tribution to the impressions of college which remain in the hearts of many a Riponite.

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J. Clark Graham Dean Acting as the college doctor.” with his finger constantly on the pulse of the student body. J. Clark Graham has served Ripon in the capacity of Dean of the College for the past thirteen years. In that difficult position which requires tact and a thorough knowledge of student psychology. Dean Graham has proven successful. His influence, acknowledged by three student generations, is a major force on the campus, reaching the inex- perienced freshman as well as the grad- uating senior going out to challenge the world. Never loo busy to be bothered, friendly, wise, understanding. Dean Graham is an essential part of Ripon. —6—

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FACULTY ERNA L. BAGEMIHL, M.A. Instructor in English and Latin grunt sport ESTHER ELLEN BARBER, B.A. Instructor in Piano, Theory, and History A musician rind a homemaker WILLIAM IIARLEY BARBER, M.A. Professor of Physics A raster of flics HARRIS MERRILL BARBOUR. M.A. Professor of Philosophy A brilliant creative thinker AUGUSTUS LAWRENCE BARKER, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry An omnivorous reader —8—