Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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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

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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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Margo Kunoy, senior from Aurora, III., reign» a» queon over tho homecoming parade. Pat Innos, senior member of tho homocon ng royalty. Scphomoro member cf tho homecoming court was Mary Ulland. Homecoming last year at Rlpon was marked by exceptionally good weather, a fine parade, and the homecoming donee. The sophomores were again victorious over the greasy freshmen in the annual greased pole fight. The weed-enc's enjoyment was furthor heightened by the Redmen's smashing football victory over the Cariefon Carls. Clear, Warm Terry Krikorian wos junior royalty representative. 12 Tanya Blair, freshman homecoming representative.