Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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WENDY WEIMER Winona. Minnesota Spanish I REVOR WILLIAMS River Forest. Illinois Hi«or Sigma Nu MICHAEL ZUEIILKE Oshkosh. Wisconsin Economics. Mathematics Phi Della Theta STF.PHF.N A MESBURY Excelsior, Minnesota Economics. German Sigma Alpha Epsilon JANET ANSI FY Las Vegas. New Mexico Political Science Alpha Phi ROBERT ARMSTRONG Hinsdale. Illinois History Sigma Chi JOHN BEACH Detroit. Michigan Economics IV It a Upsilon ROBERT BRISCO! Green Lake. Wisconsin Biology CHARLES BURTON New York. New York History Sigma Chi JOHN CORSO McHenry. Illinois Physical Education Phi Kappa Pi THEODORE DJEDJOS Athens. Greece Physics JoANN SHEVF.I SON DUFFY Ripon. Wisconsin Psychology TIMOTHY LORRES Whiting, Indiana Philosophy Sigma Nu HARVEY FULLER Cincinnati. Ohio English STEVEN HENIG Wyckoff. New Jersey Political Science I hetaChi NOEL JULIAN Berkeley. California Mathematics Sigma Nu AI ANA KF.YES Whitefish Bay. Wisconsin Philosophy EUGL.NL KLAN Chilton, Wisconsin History Sigma Chi DAVID LARSON lunis, Tunisia History Sigma Chi MICHAEL I IFTCH (Jumey. Massachusetts History. Philosophy SigmaNu PAUL MABEL Ashokan New York History The la Chi SCO I I MUBARAK Tom ah. Wisconsin Chemistry Biology Phi Delta Theta Wil l 1AM NORTH Park Forest. Illinois History. Political Science GREGORY POLEGAL Ripon Wisconsin German Sigma Nu I aVF.RNF POTTINGER Ripon. Wisconsin Physical Education Phi Delta Theta FRANKSNANDFR Madison. Wisconsin Economics Sigma Chi KLIIH SCHROEDHR Wilmette. Illinois Chemistry-Biology Phi Kappa Pi KEVIN SHEA Johnson City. Tennessee Economics PETER SOMERS Ripon. Wisconsin Physics. Chemistry STEPHEN STEEPLETON Ripon. Wisconsin Chemistry Delta Upsiion Seniors Not Pictured JUDY WILKINSIN NEII Williamsburg. Virginia Economics. Speech-Drama Alpha Xi Delta 169

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Graduation Becomes The Most Acute Awareness All endpoints, all good-byes are marked with a kind of sadness that is generated by glad remem- brances and a desire for things to never change. Graduation for many becomes that kind of an endpoint, but for the majority it is, as it should be. the turning point and the point of departure. Awareness has been the theme of this, the 1968 Crimson, and graduation makes the end of those things this book can cover, but those things special to students and graduates will, we hope, be brought to mind or suggested by this book, a reflection of awareness. Commencement 171