Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Hmmm, Esquire gets around . . what do ya hid, Lynn . . . what was that guy's name? . . . Audrey gets a new formal . gee, aren't they pretty . . . home wort’—could be? . . . Cl.ASS OF 1945— Marilyn Burras Audrey I lillcnhrnml Catherine Klcnert Sue Morris Vnlta Olsen Marcia Russell Gladys Strciflf Irina Weisensd Ci ASS ok 1944— Marjorie Kwcblcr Anne Olson Ruth Walker Class of 19+3— Betty I Whinfield Class of 19+2— F.lnine Carey tie rily-srs.ru

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I‘mulari . . . Marilyn Bukkas 'ice President . Gladys STREII’F Secretory Treasurer Ik.va WkisCENSCli. Social Chairman K. VVlIINFIEi.D and K. Carfy fea itlett Ahm x, Spring has conic when the Bartlett An- nex girls sit on the front norch. That's what they say anyway. Whether study- ing. smoking, or talking, there is always a representation there to say hello to a pass- erby and make him aware of this relative- ly new girls' dorm. Now in its second year, it has made a name for itself, and is no longer considered the overllow ol Bartlett. The two houses do work to- gether, hold their parties together, and abide by similar rules, but at the same time, the Annex ' is recognized as a dis- tinctly separate dorm, self-governing and independent. It has its own officers and its share of inner-house activity. The co-eds pride themselves on their loyalty to this and to each other. All the comforts of home plus the fun and excitement of living with a group, describe Bartlett Annex in a nutshell. first Ron;, left to ru ht- -M. Russell, A. Olson. R. Walker. K. Carey. It. Whinneld, V. Olson. M. Koehler Second Row—L. Burras, G. Stieif, L. VVciscnsel, S. Morris. A. Killenhrand, K. Klenert twenty-six

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President I'icr President Secretary Treasurer Srrfft. at Iran Patricia Hooprr . Ruth Chamberlaix . . Caroi. Moore Marv Ja.ve Goriwn . . Erma II an sex eMa UUOoJl eMail They're still in there pitchinq—those Harwood girls. They’ve pitched the un- desirable interpretation of that vastly misunderstood word “sophisticate straight out the window and have re- vealed to the campus the true meaning of sophistication, the essence of which is. after all, real leadership and social poise Which are facts we can easily discover for ourselves by taking a look at the re- sults of the combined talents of Harwood and its addition of this year. Harwood Annex. Under the guidance of President Pat 1 Iooper. the Delta Phi girls garnered many a social honor—four Military Ball sponsorships, the Snow Queen's title, and later three of the sisterhood were named campus beauty queens. When (he time came to honor scholastic merit, two Delta Phis were named to Phi Alpha member- ship. A strong, new freshman member- ship will help to offset this year’s loss of capable seniors. Harwood looks forward to an even better year ahead. Top Row, left to right—B. Forsherg, R. Elcrt, I). Hanson, ('. Kleinschmir, J. Dexheimcr, R. Case, R. Sale» Third Row—M. O ilvic, G. Egdahl, M. Dunn, M. Graham, M. Edwards 'second Row—M. Jonrneny, J. Fluor, C, Christenson, G. Kunzhcimcr, A. Darker, M. Foniuiin, D. Damon, R. Kristjanson Potion Row—H. Hooper, II. E h, R. Chamberlain, E. Hansen, J. Johnson, C. Moore twenty-eight