Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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DEDICATION On the second anniversary of -''earl Harbor, Dr. Clark George Kuebler was inausurated president of Ripon College. He came in a critical time. The task of guiding a wartime college was great. It is to him that this first Crimson since his coming is dedicated. In o time o’ war, he led Ripon through victory; in a challenging post-war time, his guidance will be even greater. In his inaugural address on December 8, 1943, Dr. Kuebler said: Ours is the task to train mer to learn from history and science, of helping them to recognize true art and true philosophy, and above all, of articulat- ing without apology the noblest ideals in our inheritance.” His three fruitful years at Ripon have netted proof of his keen sense for intellectual and social progress, his brilliant and dynamic personality. President Kuebler is well equipped for his task, for his great abilities are recognized ever beyond the collegiate world. His excellence as a speaker and educator has made him a popular figure in many sections of the country. Culturally, his knowledge is abundant, for he has an understanding of the old world as well as the new. His character is fine; his spiritual guidance is inspiring. Ripon looks forward now to a greater future, a future under the leadership of one whose brillance and dignity are outstanding. Ripon is proud of her president. S'

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 ARCHIVES - - SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RIPON COLLEGE LIBRARY CONTENTS DEDICATION . 5 ACADEMIC LEADERS . . 8 STUDENTS . . 24 DORM LIFE 60 CAMPUS LIFE .... . . 84 UNION LIFE . . . . 112 SPORT LIFE .... 124 THE EDITORS' WORD . . 146 INDEX 147 ADS . . 151