Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Fund Drive Brings New Faces to Ripon College became the center of attention for 175 persons from many professions and regions of the nation cn Octobor 16, 1964, when they participated in o Leadership Conference on the campus. Their in- terests in the college had w:dely diverse bases—os trus- tees, as alumni, as porents of students, all were intro- duced to Ripen's proposed thirteen million dollar de- velopment program. President Pinkhom explained Ripen'» plan» for future expansion to campus guests. Bob Rice served o o guide to show Ripon to new friends and old alums. 10

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One of the most lasting recollections of the Frcshmon ycor is hazing—that brief span in which the Sophomores attempt to convey to the Freshmen some of the traditions and ideals of Ripen College. Some cf hazing is silly—but everyone does love his beanie. Much of it is fun -for ex- ample the waror balloon fight, the tug-of-war, and the greosed-pole fight. But most important, it is an opportunity for the Freshman to meet the upper-classmen and his own dcssmotes, to learn the school cheers and the Alma Moter, and gororally to become a participating citizen of the student body Preserves College Tradition Tepher Small and Sncd Bond represent »ho opitoiro of sophorore jcphiiticalisn. 9

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Campus to Kick-off Homecoming Jon© Jarttoc Iho Sloop lime Gal, loads tho from in ’ho annwol Po|omo Po- rodo. The iron of Scott Holl spore no lobor to pull their entry together for the home- coming pcrcdo. II