Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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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

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President Bernards. Adams 140 Aiken, Neil Assistant Professor of Mathematic 149 Alexander. William A. Associate Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department 147 Arrow smith. Robert Assistant l canof Men and Mouse Resident 142 Ashley, Robert P Vice President and Dean of the College and Professor of English |4| Beatty, James W. Assistant Professor of Chemistry 14 Boll. Michael Instructor in History 153 Dow ditch. James R Assistant Profesvn of English 35, 0. 94. 131. 145 Bowen. John P. Instructor in Economics 150 Brandt. William l ibrarian I VI Breithaupt Erwin M. Professor of Art and C hairman of the Department Brittain. David B. Assistant Professor of Biology 134. 146 Brooks. William Assistant Professor of Biology Broshar. aync C Instructor in Physics 150 Brown. The Reverend Robert.I. Assistant Professor of Classics Carles. David W Professor of Chemistry M9 Chadikrton, Margaret Mary Instructor in English 35. 37. 148, 176 Chobanian. Peter Assistant I ibranan 153 Clarke. Robert Instructor in Art Clarkson. Mrs. Lob Assistant Professor ol Speech and Drarno Clarkson. Philip B. Professor ol Speech and Dramu and Chairman of the Department 31. 35, 148 Cole. Robert Instructor in History 145 Comfort. Edwm G. Professor of Mathematics and Chairman of the Department 152 Connor. William Instructor in Physical Education Crockett. Susan Goodly Dean of Women and House Resident M3 Davies. Kent C Dean of Admissions and Student Services 151 Davis. John Instructor in Speech and Drama 31. 32. 148 Davis. Nelson V Professor of English and Chairman of the Department 15. I 3 Dclakas, Daniel Professor ol Romance Languages and Chairman of the Department 152 Dickinson-Brown. Roger Instructor in English 146 Doss. Seal R. Assistant Professor of Philosophy 131. 151 Pkming, William Professor of Political Sc cnee and Chairman of the Department I 51 Gabriel, Libby Assistant Professor of Music 149 Gabriel, Ralph Associate Professor of Music and Chairman of the Department 145 Gardiol. Yvonne Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Glaser. John Professor of History and Chairman of the Department 148 Goodrich. Sidney P Professor of Classics and Chairman of the Department 146 H.tnnaford. Robert Associate Professor of Philosophy 148 Harris. David I Dean of Men. Associate Professor of Psychology 142 Harris. f:li 3both Instructor in Music Hodge. Margaret Assistant Professor of Physical Education llodkinson. Dor.ald I . Assistant Professor of Military Science 149 Hooker. Alexander C. Professor of Romance Languages I4S Hyde, James I Associate Professor of German and Chairman oflbc Department 12 . 149 Jones. I homas h. Assistant Professor of German 149 Kedesdy. Jurgen Instructor in English 146 Kirst. Robert Assistant Professor of German Krueger. Harold Assistant It: Director of Public Relations 153 Larson, Charles Instructor in Physics I Education 80.90 Larson. Wayne Ass. viate Professor of Mathematics 152 Laws. Ralph Instructor in Economics Lay. Kenneth F Director of Public Relations 151 Lay, l.argaret Associate Professor of Romance Languages M6 l ay-son. Walter Instructor in Political Science 148 Livingston, John Professor of Economics 149 Lukow, Herman E. Assistant Professor of Military Science 153 Maloney. Thomas Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology and Chairman of the Department M5 Manncbach. Wayne C Assistant Professor of Speech 152 Mart . William Professor of English 150 Miller. George -Professor of History 151 Miller. I airy Associate Professor of Education Mb Moms, Douglas Instructor in Music 147 MeGraw. Beverly Instructor in Romance Languages Nccdclx. Martin Instructor in History Nichols. Charles Professor of Biology and Chairman of the Department 147 Northrop. Douglas Assistant Professor of English 153 Ochsc. Roger Instructor of English 145 Oppcl. John Instructor in History 172