Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Dean Margaret Cuninggim—Tiny and efficient. Miss Cuninggim ably combines her position as Dean of Women with an assistant professorship of art. She has proved herself a good sport through her whole- hearted participation in all our social activities. In her soft southern accent she quietly dispatches the many conflicts which arise in dealing with women students. Mr. Lester O Schwartz Rioon is justly proud of having a resident artist in the person of Mr. Schwartz. Last year he contributed to the college the beautiful murals which grace the lobby in the student union. He is a graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago and is instructor of art. Dr. Clifford Crump A friend of unfailing interest and loyalty, Dr. Crump has won the respect of all with the broad scope of his knowledge and travel. He is professor of mathematics and astronomy. Iwelve

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 OF RIPON COLLEGE I Dean Edward A. Tenney As Dean of Women, Miss Cuninggim dealt with any problems con- cerning social and group life of women students. The Dean of Women is advisor to sororities and handles problems arising from them. Acting as instructor of art was another duty of Miss Cuninggim. The business manager is concerned with any matter of the college which is of a business nature. Besides the bookkeeping phase of his position, Mr. Ellis is responsible for the business end of the bookstore, grill, dining hall, houses and grounds. It is the job of the registrar to keep all academic records, schedules and transcripts determining credits for advanced standing. Policies made by faculty and administration are attended to by Mr. Barber s office. Eleven

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Dr. Edward A. Weaver The intricacies of plant structures are explained very easily by the new pro fessor of Botany, Dr. Weaver. The freshman girls have made a record in attendance since Dr. Weaver's appointment to the College Staff this last fall. Dr. Henry Meyer Dr. Meyer carries his interest in Biology from the college laboratory to his leisure times in his practice of banding birds. The Ripon Boy Scouts as well as the college students enjoy Dr Meyer's ability to laugh at a good joke. Dr. Augustus Barker Dr. Barker taught chemistry cl Ripon for twenty-five years previous to his entrance into the army as a major in March 1942. After spending eight months in Texas, he was transferred to Edgewood Arsenal where he has been engaged in chemical research. He returned to Ripon for the third quarter of this year and he has two sections of freshman chemistry. Thirteen