Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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r Prof. Henry P. Boody Professor Boody has charge of Mask and Wig productions as well as teaching several courses in speech. He has a faculty for bring- ing out latent talents in aspiring young actors. Prof. Bruno E. Jacob Professor Jacob is nationally known as secretary of the National Forensic League and has charge of much of the forensic work on campus. His efficiency amazes all those who know him. Results of this efficiency are evidenced in the success of his speech students. Clemens E. Lueck It is Mr. Lueck who originates the pamphlets, and other propaganda which bring students to Ripon College and which further the relations of the College with other schools and with the public. Twenty-two

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Dr. George J. Dudycha This year Dr. Dudycha has partially resigned his duties as instructor of psy- chology and has taken over the Department of Guid- ance and Personnel. The new department promises to be very helpful to students. Dr. Lansdon H. Bowen—As Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, Dr. Bowen conducts advanced courses in French and Spanish. Having lived in France for some time, he is able to illustrate much of his teaching in an interesting way. RH Mrs. Margaret Lay—Vivacious Mommy” Lay is be- loved by her students :or her fairness in grading and for her willingness to help all who appear to be in need. Although French is her main interest, she has classes in both French and Spanish. Twenty-one

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Mr Joseph Love Mr. Love is another newcomer to Ripon’s faculty, although this is his second visit, having taught Army personnel who were stationed on the Ripon campus in A.S.T.P. In the engineering department, Mr. Love teaches algebra, drawing and mechanics. Mr. C. Hobart Edgren As instructor in freshman composition, Mr. Edgren possesses a brilliant wit and humor which he does not confine to classroom lectures. One of his favorite activities is writing, in which he is proficient and talented. Mr. Edgren re- ceived his M.A. degree from the University of Michigan and his B.S. degree from Northwestern University. Mr. Robert Wilson Mr. Wilson f.nds his hands full with the teaching of mathematics to returning veter- ans. Added to the faculty at the beginning of second quarter, he is instructor in algebra, trigonometry, and analytical geometry. Twenty-three