Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Miss Joan Mullenberg came to Ripon College this year to take the position of assistant to the librarian. In her short time here she has helped many a puzzled student to wade through Lane Library and its countless books. She recently graduated from Rosary College , Dr. Herbert Priestly, a native of England, came to Ripon this year as associate professor of physics. His degrees are from the University of Leeds. Adapting himself to campus life quite easily, he proved to know literature as well as physics. Miss Barbara Rasmussen has the qualities which make it difficult for visitors to distinguish her from the students. She came to Ripon this year with a master's degree from Wellesley College and has been an instructor in romance languages. Lester O. Schwartz, resident artist and instructor in art, has had a profound influence upon the art students at Ripon. an influence which tends towards the modernistic. Examples of his own work are in evidence all over the campus. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute. Dr. Ruth Staley came to Ripon this year as an associate professor of German. She received her doctorate from the University of Wisconsin. Her interesting personality has made her popular among students and faculty as well, in just a short time. Dr. Arthur Vogelback, new to the campus, consistently amazed his classes by his im- promptu thumbnail biographies of literary men they had never known, giving insights to their work. A graduate of the University of Chicago, he is our associate professor uf English.

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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

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Dr. Edward Weaver, professor of botany, received his doctorate from the University of Missouri. A quiet man with a warm smile, he seems happiest with his pipe and a book, but he will take time out to help a student whenever it is necessary. Maurice Weed, having studied at Michigan College in Kalamazoo and the Eastern School of Music in Rochester, New York, was prepared to reorganize the Ripon College band when he came this year. His success was well demonstrated in their spring concert. Robert Wilson is another former Riponite who returned to become an instructor in mathematics and physics. His seemingly shy and unassuming air in the halls of Ingram make him appear to be one of the students even now. Miss Hilde Wittenberg is qualified to hold the position of instructor of German any- where, for it is her native language. She recently received her master's degree from Bryn Mawr College. Accustoming herself to the campus and the state kept life inter- esting for hor this year. Page 16