Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Betty Jane Weiss A'tip pa Hi mit Chi Barbara Kristjanson Della Phi Sigma Patricia Hooper Otlla Phi Sigma Phyllis Lindsley Pi Delia Omega ’ ■ Margaret Du tin Otlla Phi Sigma Jane Blumenshine Alpha Gamma T It el a r'

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f'Mo i flzauti ul £cuf,4. £{ieA cesi InxicAf Each sorority contributed the names of four candidates, the students voted in chape! narrowing the field by student vote to ten beautiful girls and thus the stage was set for the Crimson beauty con- test which was to determine “RIPON’S MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.” Each girl’s face was photographed from every conceivable angle in an effort to show them at their best. They were the final judges as to the photo submitted in the final judging. Then the pictures of |ane blumenshine, Kay Klenert. Pat Peck, jane Van Bergen. Phyllis Lindsley, Betty Jane Weiss, Bonnie Kaiser. Barbara Kristjanson. Pat Hooper and Margaret Dunn were sent to the final judge Spen cer Tracy. As Ripon's gift to the cine- ma world, he was well qualified to choose six of these girls. The final selection found Spencer 1‘racy picking the six girls whom he thought to be the most beautiful on the Uipon campus while on a Victory Bond Tour of the United States, so that over fifty of the greatest stars in the movie world have seen these pictures. The Crimson is very proud to present to the students of Ripon College the six girls chosen by Spencer Tracy whose pictures are found on the opposite page.

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President . Lucy Schxeiokkbaukr Treasurer . Madelyn SCHMAl.TZ Social Chairman . Marie Fakreu.y Historian . . . Jexnn'k Fox Intramural Mgr. DOROTHY Tam»KR Qantlett tM-cdl This year's group of freshman girls liv- ing in Bartlett Hall is the third such group under the comparatively new freshman dormitory system. It seems, to all ap- pearances. to be a system that works well, for. under the leadership of Lucy Sclmei- derbauer, house president, the gals have, we hear, had a year that will be mem- orable in the lives of all of them. Not the least of their pleasant memories of living together was the presence of their new house-mother. Miss jane Crawford, who is rather like one of them herself. Since she is also the Women's Physical Education instructor, it is to be expected that she found extracurricular opportu- nities to keep her charges in tip-top phys- ical condition. As a strongly unified house. Bartlett can stand with the best organized group on the campus, and as far as originality of social ideas goes, she has few her equal—as was proved by her steak-fry dance on the tennis courts this April. Next year's Bartlett girls will indeed find a precedent set for them by this year's group. Top Row, left to right—Miss Crawford, M. Hullough, E. Warlike, fc. Johnson, M. Murray, I). Tambkc, li. Wheel- er, J. Fox, D. Olexa, M. Egerman, C. Crogan, B. Patou, M. Farrell} Third Row—E. Lamar, R. Fcrdiiiamlspn, L. Pipkorn, F. Trciu, J. Comstock, L. Mamciow Set on J Row—J. Nolow, M. Scliuclct, II. Beckmann, D. Caballero, A. Hcllmcr , M. Johnston, P. Johns H- Graus- nick, L. Connell, V. Sugurmuu, M. Schmaltz First Row—J. Heroin, B. Kaiser, V. Carson, M. Boebel, M. Dixon, VI. Michel, VI. Anderson, J. Perry, I.. Schnei- derbauer. twenty-four