Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Dr. Filis Dr. I:vans Dr. Freund Mrs. Lav- -says she is just an ordinary person . . . has no strong likes or dislikes—no particular hobby . . . just likes to do everything. Miss Lamb- likes to go on long hikes just to he out in the country among fields and hills . . . marvels at nature in all its beauty and unity. Mr. Skilbred- ‘Skilly to the students . . . has taken more than one beat- ing when fishing for black bass . . . likes to hunt with his dog. Peter . . . likes to arrange music . . in fact, lie arranges almost all of the music that the string ensemble uses. Coach Doehling—is partial to fishing, sailing and gardening . . . likes any- thing in the line of sports . . . has no particular dislikes. Mr. Jacob—is happiest when traveling . . . wants to go to northern Michi- gan and the Black Hills this summer .. . may even try to get out New England way. Mr. Barber—is a true angler . . . likes nothing better than to land some big trout or muskies . . . digs out his fishing tackle at every opportunity. Dean Graham Dr. Groves Mrs. Hall sixteen

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Prof Hood) Prof. Chamberlain Prof. Childs t mi imi limi I it hu iiainmn in mil Mini i ii it mini ill t m im ilium Miss Hargrave—has a garden. . . . insists, of course, that it's all very ama- teurish. with no set rules: but she docs produce some really beautiful speci- men . . . also yoiny—anywhere, anyway and anytime. Dean Graham—is definitely the outdoor type . . . goes in lor the virile sport of canoeing in the Canadian wilds . . . usually traverses waters in a new country on his itineraries. Mrs. Hall . . . would like to travel in Western Europe . . . however, she doesn’t particularly relish the idea of possible death or imprisonment by any belligerent power ... so will stick to the U.S.A. until the horizon clears over there. Dr. Dudycha—takes movie pictures for use in his psychology courses . . . emphasizes past tense in saying he was quite adept at wood carving at one time. too. Miss Oyster—is quite versatile in her hobbies . . . likes skating in the win- ter. swimming in the summer ... if it weren’t for shooting on the rifle team, bridge would be her favorite indoor sport. Dr. Ellis is a motion picture fan. bi t one with a technical turn of mind . . . enjoys operating and tampering with his projector ... of course, he also gets no end of fun out of tinkering with his second-hand automobiles. mi »• in t mihi ii ;ti m tin n ttm t in i mi 11 mini ii t mini 11 ii t ii i nil mu a i ihiiii in t • fifteen

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Miss l lar pave Prof. Jacob Miss l.amb • IIIIMMIMHIHIMIIK Dr. Barker—likes to garden—just general gardening, he says . . . has a particular aversion to hollyhocks . . . does some lishing and camping during the summer. Mr. Becker— Daddy to all . . . loves travel and music . . . has a great collection of records done by the best of musicians and artists . . . wants to go east (his summer. Dr. Webster—likes canoeing, hiking, and sports in general . . . says his pet peeve is people who chew gum. Dr. Moore—is famous for his dahlias . . . likes gardening in general . . . sometimes accompanies Mr. Barber on his fishing trips . . . Dr. Webster says that he’d rather fish than eat. Mr. Childs—radio and photography are his two chief hobbies . . . does the city engineering in his spare time. Miss Thiel collector of book bindings, pays no attention to contents of hook itself as long as she likes the binding . . . also has a hobby of collecting figurines, wood carvings, etc. . . . likes to sew . . . dislikes pessimism in other people. INIMIHIMMfimMMmMIIIIIIIIIMMCIMtMimiMMMMIIllMiMiMUMl seventeen