Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Silai. Suani. Believing that college should develop strength in character. President Evans in- stills this belief in his students. He be- gins it the moment a freshman enters school, for he emphasizes ir in his Bible classes. His days are filled with business in the East office. Especially in this time ol crisis when every college student wonders what the future holds in store, what he can do to best serve his nation at war— especially now does President Evans con- centrate on helping his students. In cha- pel several times during the year he has outlined programs to aid anyone who de- sires army, navy or air corps affiliation, and yet continue his college education. Hut he does nut remain in his office in East entirely. Often he is seen about the campus, conversing with students. He takes great pride in watching the trees and shrubs its they gain strength and grow. When meeting the president, freshmen arc amazed at his interests, but seniors know him as a vital and most sig- nificant part of four years’ growth. eight