Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Polly Thinker Hob Lane

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To Classes Though the outgoing mail is heavier than usual for these few days, the students are settling down. Curtains are hung, rugs are laid, radios are hooked up and study lamps adjusted. The new wearing of the green seems anacron- islic when seen through the slowly changing leaves. The campus reveals her loveliest charms as the foliage on her trees turns from green to orange to russet and gold. No more sleeping until ten, no more lying in the sun talking of last night, or last week. A new activity vitalizes the college. Up at seven, breakfast in the Commons, then the walk to Ingram filled with mingled feelings of reluc- tance and eagerness. With empty notebooks and filled pens, students sit through introductory classes listening to the professors lay out the work for the coming nine months. Down to the book store for stifF-backed texts (and perhaps a stop on the way back for a coke). As the bell chimes ten o'clock the student body and faculty gather in the chapel. Dr. Evans, in one of his grand talks, orients all to the job in hand. I'en-twcnty. and back to Ingram and to classes. The year is begun! o —21—

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Top row—Louis Adrian, Alvin Albright. Dagnc Andersen. Augustus Barker, Shirley Ber- quist. Leo Blakinger. Second row—Milan Bloecher. Norman Buchholz, Hope Campbell. Robert Campbell. Sarah Chittenden. Don Currie. Third Row—Earl Danielsen. Robert Dauterman, Philip Davis. Robert Dietsche, Robert Erd- mann. Mary Ellen Fink. Bottom Row—Ruth Mary Fish. Roy Friedman. John Frost. Doris Fry, Robert Furman. Em- ily Genge. —23—