Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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’Genial Gecrge Lanphear, line football coach, head basketball coach, golf coach, physical education instructor and local restaurant owner was well on his way to be- coming a Ripon tradition. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, George returns there next year as freshman football coach. We wish you the best of luck, George. Miss Margaret Large is housemother at Duffie as well as an instructor in physical edu- cation for women. Hor master's degree is from Wayne University. Her cheerful grin and witty comments on any phase of campus life are a part of her popularity. Mrs. Margaret Lay is a former Riponite who received her master's at the University of Wisconsin and returned here as instructor in romance languages. “Mommie knows the school and students better than they know themselves, which makes her a favorite. Dr. Russell Lembke has shown Ripon's Thespians that they can do the impossible with nothing in the way of properties. Professor of drama and speech, he received his degrees at Yale University. This was his first year at Ripon. Burling Lowrey came to Ripon this year by way of New York State Teacher's College and Cornell University. Young and just as enthused about tennis as the English courses he instructs, he made a hit with the students very soon after his arrival. Mrs. Marjorie Lyons is herself a model for the physical education she teaches Ripon's girls, since she is adept in a wide range of athletics. She also serves as preceptress at Smith Hall. She received her master's degree from the University of Wisconsin. Page 1

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Dr. Ludwig Fruend, who is a native of Germany and a graduate of the University of Leipzig, is amusing as well as informative ir. his comparison cf foreign and American customs. He teaches political science and sociology classes in a delightful manner. Dr. Sidney Goodrich, associate professor oi the classics, is a mild spoken, cheerful man who sympathizes with his students as they struqgle through the intricacies ol Latin and Greek. He received his degree from Princeton University. Music is one of his hcbbies. J. W. Graham is another new addition to Ripon's faculty. He is a graduate of Birming- ham Southern College in Alabama. An instructor in mathematics, he is particularly interested in those students who are in his classes. Howard Horsford graduated from Ripon and returned here as instructor in mathematics immediately after his army service. His command of the subject he teaches gives his students an aim when they remember that he was on their side of the desk not long ago. Bruno E. Jacobs is a former Riponite who returned to his alma mater after graduate work at Denver University. He does double duty as secretary of the National Forensic League and professor of speech. Ouiet and kindly, students like to work for him. Dr. Alfred Kahn professor of economics, received his degree from Yale University. Though his classes are difficult ho is popular because of his youth and vitality and the friendly greeting he never fails to give every Riponite no matter where he meets them. Page 12

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Dr. Henry Meyer gives very thorough tests, according to his students, but they admit that his lectures are just as complete. He is the associate professor of biology. He received his education from the University of Chicago. Harold Mikle came to Ripen this year in time to take the debate team on trips which put them at the top of the midwest league. He received his bachelor's degree at Western Michigan College and is another instructor of speech. Dr. Walter Moffat, another associate professor of English, guides the aspiring young writers of the campus in their training. Part of his popularity this year came from the friendly smile he shares with everyone. He received his degree from Princeton Uni- versity. Madeo Molinari v as making a name for himself on the gridiron at Ingalls field not so very long ago, but now he's back as a physical education instructor teaching aspiring young athletes the tricks he learned a few short years back. Moon also handles men's intramurals. Dr. Clifford Moore draws upon his horticultural hobbies and his travels to give his students examples which illustrate his lectures. He is the professor of history; his doc- torate is from the University of Chicago. Miss Elizabeth Morgan conducted some of the liveliest English classes of the year with her frosh students. Her aim is to make students correlate formal and informal education; she demonstrates in the classroom. Her education was at the University of Wisconsin. Page 14