Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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ASSISTANT DEAN OF WOMEN JUDITH L. RUSSELL Head Resident at Johnson Hall: Dean Russell. Miss Judith L. Russell received her B.A. from the Uni- versity of Iowa and her M.A. from Syracuse University, where she worked as a graduate assistant. She came to Rip oil because she was impressed by the people she met from the college and because she liked the challenge of taking a new position, and working in a new dormi ton'. Some of her duties as Head Resident of Johnson Hall and Assistant Dean of Women are to advise and counsel the women in Johnson, to co-ordinate the activities in the dorm, and to act as an advisor to dorm and campus groups. Her primary goals at Johnson arc “to make the residence hall more of an educational endeavor” and to promote individual groups to think on a wider basis. De- spite the multitude of mechanical difficulties, Dean Rus- sell reported that she encountered no major problems in the first year of the new dorm’s operation. She also said that the spirit and co-operation of the women in Johnson was excellent. As a newcomer to Ripon, Dean Russell said she was most impressed by the informality, and yet enthusiasm for the college, of both faculty and students. Head residents at freshman women’s dorms: Mrs Shaw, Wright; Miss MarNeill, Rartlett; Mrs. Crow- ell, Evans (tcmporar ’) ; Miss Stofcr, Shalcr. 29

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ASSISTANT DEAN OF MEN JUELLEE Mead Resident at Scott Hall: Dean Lee. Head Residents at the men's quads: Mrs. Kelsey, North; Mrs. Lord, Center; Mrs. Linlcy, South. This year began Juel Ixe’s second stay at Ripon Col- lege. As an undergraduate, he spent two and a halt years at Ripon. He also attended the University of Washington and the University of Illinois, where he received his R.S. and M.S. He was the Assistant to the Dean of Men at the University of Illinois for three years. Because Ripon is the type of school at which he wanted to work and because the school is “going and growing,” he came back to Ripon. Dean Lee “wears three hats.” He is the Assistant Dean of Men, the Director of the Union Building, and Head Resident of Scott Hall. His goals include a revitalization of the Union program and building. He would like to sec the Union become the center of campus life, with in- creased recreational, educational, and cultural opportu- nities. In addition to instituting an accelerated counselor training program, he also plans to improve the educational and recreational facilities at Scott Hall. Dean Lee’s philosophy is “to offer and encourage stu- dents to assume as much responsibility for both themselves and their group as they can handle.” lie jxiints out that this does not mean the administration fades away, but that the two work together toward the common goal of greater educational opportunity. 28

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ERWIN M. BREITHAUPT Art B.F.A. Miami University; M.A., Ph.D. Ohio State University; Department Chairman. DAVID B. BRITTAIN Biology B.A.. M.A. DePauw Univer- sity. JOAN CORBETT English B.A., M.A. Me Master Uni- versity; Ph.D. University of New Zealand. NEW FACES ON CAMPUS LEO H. EBERHARDT Lieutenant Colonel Military Seience B.A. University of Wiscon- sin; Department Chairman. 30