Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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II3IEII'l II N ID lfll-I IE SIIIIEN IEJT In h1s Ingram OEICE Mr Plck ett bends over a p1le of b1lls to functlon sllently and CIIQICIBHIIY as the buslness manager of the college funds In the Commons k1tchen he keeps the pot bo1l mg for two hundred hungry colleg1ates On the campus he symbollzes true democracy by a hall and cheer for all stu dents Fourteen carat gold half h1dden beneath unpollshed gruffness fin Surrounded by hlmg cabmets bangmg typewrxters and as sorted letters to and from pros p6Cf1V6 students Clem Lueck dlctates correspondence d1rect ed to hundreds of hlgh school students Deeply lngralned 1n college trad1t1on he radlates h1s enthus1asm for the mtxmate college to c1t1es for mlles around He IS our energet1c 22 field representative.

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MUSIC - SDEECH Prof. Lawrence Skilbred-Music Esther E. Barber-Music lfarold Chamberlain-Music Prof. Bruno E. Iacob-Speech Prof. Henry 'Phillips Boody-Speech, Drama SDDIQTI ' l2.0.'l'.C. Carl H. Doehling-Physical Education Donald Martin-Physical Education Maj. Russell Potts-Military Science Sergt. A. Peters-Military Science Maj. Paolo H. Sperati-Military Science

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lin rmnriam Enhn M, wright The death of Iohn Wells Wright, November 8, 1937, brought with its grief to the entire campus a keen realization of all that this generous and devoted worker for the welfare of others had done for the college community. A tributory chapel, led by Dr. Evans, lifted a last ovation for this trustee, treas- urer, and benefactor of Ripon College. The stu- dents and faculty retain the memory of one who gave innumerable lifts, spiritual and material, with a rare simplicity and sincerity. 23