Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

Table Of Contents Activities ..............24 Competition .............53 Faces ...................82 Patrons .................146 3 4 Here’s Ripon 5 6 7 Black Culture 8 9 10 Academics ii 12 13 Student Life r Game Room J5 16 v 18 19 The Individual V7 ?o 21 ! A lLji .. 22 ,L. ?3 The Cage 26 27 Life Of Christ Dance Company 30 Pansori 31 Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra Harvey 33 3-1 35 Adaptations 37 Readers Theater 39 KAHN-TINETA HORN, “The Indians must remain seperate from other men and groups to get what they want.” SAUL ALINSKY, “You must work within the sys- tem. There is no place else to work.” ULYSSES S. DOSS, “Kings vision and dreams were paid for by his life.” DR. ALBERT PARRY', “China is coming into the UN as a conqueror.” Other speak- ers included; JOHN SACK on Lt. Cal ley, RUSS BURGESS on ESP, ROBERT NISBET on the revolt against reason, DRS. HOUSE on the sexual man, and STEPHEN TOULMIN on what justifies a po- litical decision. 40 A Orientation The Orientation committee was headed by Bruce Wayne Henderson and Paul Bernstein. Planning began last spring for the incoming freshmen, in an attempt to make them feel more at home in the Ripon College communi- ty. New students had time to get acquainted with the academics of Ripon, as well as the social aspects. Several dances, a picnic at Lawsonia, and a concert in front of the Har- wood Union were just a few of the events. 43 ■34 4.: Homecoming Homecoming had an extra special flavor this year. It marked the 25th anniversary of Home- coming at Ripon since World War II. Many alumni from 1946 at- tended, including the queen and a court member from that year. Elenita Jackson reigned over the weekend, Ripon Revisited. The theme and the weekend cen- tered around the good old days at Ripon. 4b 46 4 The theme of this years Winter Weekend was Winter Wonderfoot. The weekend was well planned, but it will not be well remembered, due to lack of participation. Those who did attend the dance, games, and talent show and did participate in the snow sculpture con- test seemed to enjoy themselves. Hopefully next year the Union Board and Circle K will get to- gether and make it a good weekend. Winter Wonderfoot 48 Ski Weekend The Union Board again organized a February ski trip to the UP of Michi- gan. The weather was great and both Indianhead and the Porcupine Moun- tain areas had fine conditions. Friday and Saturday night they were lodged at the Indianhead Motel. On Saturday they skiied Indianhead and that night many went to a dance at Powderhorn. Sunday they packed up and traveled to Porcupine, skiing there that day and returning to Ripon that night. 49 Spring Fest, held the last Saturday in April, was again a success. The Un- ion Board sponsored sev- eral bands playing outside to entertain the students through the afternoon and during the picnic dinner. That evening there was a dance in the Union for those who wanted to make it a full day. The weather was cool, but the crowd seemed to enjoy it just the same. 50 b 5? Looking Ahead To Next Year The Ripon gridders, captained by Jerry Rey- nolds, ended the 1971 season with a 4-4 rec- ord in conference play and a 5-4 record in overall play. As a young offensive team, we had difficulty moving the ball. As the season progressed, things began to click with the victory over St. Olaf. The team traveled to Monmouth to play the game that would decide the confer- ence title. We made costly mistakes and lost it 6-27. Our last minute victory over St. Olaf was the high point of the season. CARL ETON 26- 0 CORNELL 0- 7 BELOIT (non-conference) 34- 7 ST. OLAF 26-23 GRINNEL 38-22 LAWERENCE 21-18 MONMOUTH 6-27 KNOX 6-28 54 57 Cross Country Team Winded 58 The 1971 Cross Country Team had another one of those years. The team could only post a 5-4 dual record, a sixth at the Oshkosh Invita- tional and a seventh place in the Midwest Conference Championships. Jim Walley, Park Ridge, Illinois, paced the team and broke the school record for the four mile. Jim finished in the front three in every dual meet and continually broke his won rec- ords. Following Jim were returning lettermen; Ernie Kelly. John Mapoles (co-captain), Ted Harding, Roger Cotton, Bill Lewis and Gary Lederer. New runners were Jim Reiter and Ralph Schusler. Losing only two men, Lederer and Maypoles, the team looks to be in fine shape for next fall. The Soccer Club compiled a record of 1-6-1 this year. This being the second year in a row the club has had a losing record, one cannot help but think the club lacks uniformity and enthusiasm. This would be a hasty gener- alization, as the Soccer Club is not a varsity sport and cannot be compared to other fall sports. The people that played on the club did so for the love of the game and nothing was required or demanded of the players. FALL 1972 will mark the beginning of soccer as a varsity sport. With the increased competition, the caliber of the team will be greatly improved. MARQUETTE 0-3 LAWERENCE 0-1 BELOIT 0-1 UW, SP 2-1 CARLETON 3-4 LAWERENCE 2-4 UW, GB 0-4 ST. NORBERTS 0-0 New Varsity Sport In 1972 bC Girls Hit The Court The Squaws and their coach, Pat Hale, ended their first season with a 3- 3 record, proving to many they were able to play a mean game on the court. IJW. O LOST RIPON HIGH WON FOND DU LAC WON FOND DU LAC LOST UW, O LOST RIPON HIGH WON 61 1 Plagued with injuries early in the sea- son, the Redmen copped the confer- ence co-title, along with arch rival St. Olaf. Coach Wcincrt noted, “We’ve been involved in alot of pressure games and we’ve won most of them. That’s the mark of a champion.” The title is Ripon’s first since 1965 and only it’s sixth in Midwest Conference history. Through graduation, the team will loose Cooper. Saloun and Weise. Cooper was fourth best on the all-time scoring parade, while team- mate Saloun came in sixth on the list. 62 Basketball Scores Big 63 64 JU« I 00 The Ripon Tankers had a dual meet record of 9-3, beating Oshkosh, Milwaukee and Cornell, while losing to Eau Claire and arch rival Grinnell. Ripon!s season was highlighted with an out- standing performance in the conference meet at Beloit. It was obvious from the start, the battle for the crown was going to be a close and heated one. With the loss of only Bruce Haff- ner and Randy Krohn, Coach Larson is antici- pating a strong returning team and a third championship. 56 67 The Mat men ended their season with a 6-5 dual meet record. Inex- perience and the lack of manpower caught up with the young team, placing them in fifth place confer ence standing. Ripon also went against some tough teams in tour- nament competition. They cap- tured the second place title at Au- rora and again had to settle for sec- ond at their own invitational, los- ing to Carthage. Of the regulars, the outstanding duo were Trachinski, co-captain, and Kraus. With everyone return- ing next fall, the squad will be look- ing forward to a very successful season. 68 Matmen Finish Fifth 69 Bad Weather Cancels Games Despite a strong start, the baseball season was less than a success, with a 3-5 finish. Youth played a sig- nificant role in this years team and it was compli- mented by the enthusiasm of Coach Connor. Bad weather in the form of rain and snow caused the cancel- lation of many games. This dismal season was lightened by a good performance from Kneser at and behind the plate. Nakama, Hubbs and Hagedorn were excellent hit- ters, while Kessinger and Anderson were strong at the plate and on the mound. 71 Netters Battle For First 72 The Netmen showed great promise at the beginning of the season. With Ran- dy Krohn, Pete Plaushines and Walt Henry returning, the Redmen contin- ued on a string of 13 consecutive dual meet victories. Tim Kloosterbocr, Chuck Lewis, George Stevens, Dave Nimmer and Mike Jenks rounded out Coach Larson’s squad that dropped only 5 of 34 matches in the first dual meets. Having placed second in the tough Law- rence Invitational, the team will he ready for the conference meet at Law- rence. The Oles and Carls should prove stiff competition. Plaushines, Krohn, Henry and Nimmer will form the nucle- us that hopefully will bring the title again to Ripon. With all of them having string conference records in singles and doubles they will be tough to beat. Next year only Krohn and Kloosterboer will be missing from the squad and some new freshmen should keep the team in good shape for 1973. 73 Linksmen Had Ups And Downs The Linksmen had their ups and downs this year. After opening with an impressive win over Northwestern, the team has not fared as well in its’ other matches. In a quadrangular meet at Lawrence, the team finished last. In a match with Oshkosh, one of the strongest teams in the state, the team battled well and came close to an upset. With the season quickly coming to a close, two matches remain before conference. Coach Wickstrom and his forces are hopeful of a strong showing at conference and hope to better last years eighth place finish. The team looks very strong for next year with Jim Curtis, Bob Edgar, John Klingle, Tom Koepke and Chris Smith all returning to form a solid nucleus. 74 Frosh Help Track Team The Ripon College Track Team was plagued by the unpredict- able spring weather. The biggest disappointment was the cancela- tion of the Ripon Invitational, which could not be rescheduled. The team, although hurt by graduation, has scored quite well in its meets with help from a group of fine freshmen athletes to complement the returning let- termen. The freshman standouts include; Ken Ebert, Larry Holl- maier, Tom Ebert. Steve Sparks and Richard Bower. The upper- class standouts include Denny Pordon, Pete Meikeljohn, Roger Cotton, Cary Metke, Paul Yuska and Scott Bryson. The team had two assistant coaches this year, Mark Hildebrand and Mike Sal- oun, who did a fine job helping Coach Weinert. 77 78 La Crosse Due to a short spring, the LaCrosse Club only had one game against Law- rence, which they lost 1-3. Next year the Club is hoping for a longer season and may have a few games in the fall. This years team was led by Charley Brault in the goal; Fred Austin, Jeff Bigelow, and Jesse Eschenheimer at defense; Chip Romans, Curt Taylor and Sam Rulon-Miller at midfield; Ken Solarz, Ralph Schulser and Ter- ry Hoffer at attack. The team was surprised at the large number of on lookers and hopes that the enthusi- asm will continue in the future. 79 Phi Delts Cop IM Crown 80 81 'Vv J Organizations Union Board 84 85 Organizations WRPN 86 Faculty 1. B«mardS. Adam president Faculty 88 r 1. Elva Boettcher registrar 2. Robert I . Ashley vice president dean of college 3. Frank T. Alusow speech 4. William R. Brandt librarian 5. James W. Beatty chemistry 6. Terry A. Book speech 7. Karl A. Berea mathematics 8. Madeline B. Allen physical education 89 Faculty 90 WiliUmS.Brooks I. biology George K. Bumison 2. military' science.chnirman Marianne Buenzli 3. assistant dean of women Robert F. Browning 4. biology David B. Brittain 3. biology Robert 4. D. Brown 6. daisies Ervrin M. Breilhaupi, Jr 7. art. chairman William R. Bower 8. biology John F. Bowen 9. economics Wayne C. Brushar 10. physics Arthur W. Brody II art Faculty Jack M. Christ I. cnglish Kenneth Cartier 2. vice president for finance Michael A. Cut hbcrt 3. music William P. Connor 1. physical education Edwin G. H. Comfort 3- mathematics, chairman Philip B. Clarkson 6. speech and drama, chairman Lester G. Dabson 7- military science Robert I . Cole 8. history John E. Corbett 9. military science David W. Carley 10. chemistry, chairman 11 Faculty Bstcl Delk 1. military science Prvcthi DeSilva 2. music Kent C. Davies 3. dean of admissions dean of student services Yvonne A. Gardtol 4. romance languages Daniel I.. Delakas 5. romance language� Nelson V. Davis 6. english Scale R Doss 7. philosophy John F. Glaser 8. history William I). Fleming 9. political science, chairman I’cdro L. Fernandez Gimcnoz 10. romance languages 95 1. Margaret M. Hcffcmnn english 2. James F. Hyde german. chairmen 3. .John Radomaky russian. chairman 4. Alexander C. Hooker, jr. romance languages, chairman 5. Craig S. Goodrich Irench 6. Peter A. Igel military science 7. Robert V. Hannnford philosophy, chairman 8. Sidney P. Goodrich classics 9. Michclmc I., Cosset romance languages director of la moison francoise 11). Vera C. Hoogen german 11. David F. Hillard military science 97 Faculty Wayne I.arson 1. mathematics Vance Kasten 2. philosophy Kenneth F. I «ay 3. public relations Nelson M. Kisulu 4 suciology Barbara Linde 5. psychology Charles L. I-arson, jr 6. physical education Thomas K. Jones 7. german John R. Mania 8. military science Howard K Kaufman 9. anthropology, chairman John Livingston 10. economics, chairman Faculty Douglas A. Northrop 1. english Robert A. Paddock 2. physics Douglas L. Morris 3. music A. Michael Mihaly 4. director of saga William .1. Mart . 0. english. chairman .Joseph G. Mansfield 6. english George H. Miller 7. history, chairman Robert G. Rashid 8. alumni relations Lorry H. Miller 9. education Charles Nichols, jr. 10. biology, chairman 101 102 1. William •I. Schane cnglish '1. Mark K. Schn assistant dean of men sociology 3. Edward Simeth quadrangle director 4. Earle S. Scott chemistrv 5. Charlie Ratzow saga foods 6. Richard R. King history 7. Richard G. Seamehom chemistry 8. Rosemary Sharp anthropology 9. Lester 0. Schwartz art 10. Edmund B. Roney drama 103 1. Curtis A. Thompson economics 2. Kenneth 11. Vanderfoid romance languages 3. Robert L. Taylor director of computer services information science 4. John T. Teska mathematics 5. I)on F.Thomann education, chairman 6. H .Jerome Thompson chaplain religion 7. Raymond E. Stahura music, chairman 8. William E. Tyree philosophy 9. Helen I. Tuttle dean of women 10. IvoVukcevich polit ical science 105 U Faculty Ruben H. Young 1. psychology Ralph L. Wfcksiroro 2. physical education Robert S. Wilson II assistant academic dean director of placement physics John P. Weinert 4. physical education Douglas M Wenger ft. director of publicat ions William J. Woolley 6. history DinoZci 7. physics, chairman Milton H. W'esihagen 8. economics 106 107 Independents R()W I. ?, Charles Cowlca, Joe Page ROW 2. Rosa Raymond, McCabe, Walt Porter. Ted lloaglnnd. F. Paul Russo, Tim Vernier, (ieorge Ibers. Bob Cave, Jeff Nelson. Bob Dubin. Bill Denison, Jell Rich Diemer. Terry Hoffer. Jim Ruckman. Turton, Neil Chisholm, ?. Frunk Enright, Marion Ossmnn. Tim Center Hall Independents 108 Bovay Hall Independents ROW 1. Gerry Mable ROW2. Mike Duck. Bill Lewis. Dave Gross- man, Hand Carlton, T. 4. Finch. ROW 3. Brian Kasl, Hob Davis. Herb Holzi ROW 4 Nicholas Muihovie, Ted Harding, John Hyzer. I’nul Fong, Mike Ragan,Tim Thousand. 109 Independents «Oli . Dave Korkoyah. ROW2. Tom Melville, Mike ZiegenhaRen. Janie Kocmer. Hamnoth Lakshmiratan, Eric Schuster, Bob Mer- ritt. Bean Stone. Toby Banham. Mike Farrell. Roris I� Pata. ROW ■i. John Kloempken. Chris Snell, Xavier Polanski. Marty Morris. Clark West neat. Sue Patterson. Dave Porter, Leslie Urban ick, Ron Weber. Dave Bergeson. Alan La Rue. 110 South Hall Independents North Hall Independents MOW . Coro! Crosby. Laurie Kaplnn, Robin Maekicwicz. ROW2. Jane Daniels, Jerry Gardner. Duncan Orr, Lorraine l.illoy, Rnj er Fred Simkin. Blake iserman, Karen Bergs! rand. Ker. Olson. Man Chevalier. Fred Strader. JoeSandrin, John Parrott. Let Meiwinger 111 Independents ROW l. Jamne Kmimain. Debby Kvans, Pal Louis. ROW2. Shnkuntla Jayaswal Jan Lindow. F.vplyn Colucci. Michpline Gosatt. 112 French House Greeks Alpha Chi Omega ROW 1. Kris Swanson, Mary McClcon. loon Uctzmnnn, Dcirdrc Jordan. Sue Jones, Julie Heis. HOW 2 Joy Snider, Pam Johnson, Nancy Geckler. Barb Mayer, Ginny Bell. Wendy Generated, Ruth DcLcss. Julie Roddius, Mary Bocae. Ellen Mower, Anne Mijanov ich. ROW 3. Cindy Bcardmorc, Sandy Lee, Kris Ormson. Chris Clem. Lisa Jenni, Kita Naparalla. Carol Jay. Deb Damon. Lynn Limpus, Karen Stoddard. Julie Patten, Ellen Dickc, Linda Bicri, Mary Puelichor, Lynn Benson. Julieanne Olson. Georgianne Bravie 113 Greeks ROW I Krystyn Spiewnk, Pam .Judd, Shelly Anderson. ROW 2. Cathy Wilson, Peggie Johnson. Claudia Cressen, Jan Bauer. ROW3. Mary Brebc, Barb Potter, .Jackie Vieceli. ROW'4. Sarah Mitchell, •Judy Hammerich. HOW3. Sue .Jelly, Mary Megan McPherson. Delta Phi Sigma in Kappa Theta ROW I Kobin Mathews, Kelly Van Metre, Sudy Altholz, Mary Breese. Gretchen Petersen. ROW 2. Mary Binzul, Linda Sasaki. Wendy Bridges, Annette Roiglo, Connie Holperin. ROW3. .Jan Kai ser. I.inria Mohr. Ann Mackenzie. I ricia ('handler. Libby Hart. Liz ichols. Jan Merzn. Sue Pptroshius ROW -J Kobin Mackiewirz. Laurie Kaplan. Kristan Acker, Chris Sterner, .Joyce Wallace, Joan Driehnus. Jon Russell. Vicki Hofbaucr. 115 Greeks Spence. Sarah Endsley, Bridget Pender. ROW I. Put Hammond, Barb Miller. Sue Allen, Barb Bechler. Jane Hupy. Linda Gillespie. LynnS. A. Home. Kathy Norris. LaurieI.andis. Karen Kuckhahn. t()W I. Doreen Conforti, Seim� ilaydoun. HOW 2. Mary Ferris. Chris Overly. Bonnie Fandrev. Mary Chris Pnlinski. Ruth Keaziri an..lanie Runkel. .Inn Petrovski. ROW3. Carol Ede, Nancy Adams. I.ynriie Spicer. Jean Lurson, Roberta Kieff. Mimi Gazzolo. Kathy Alpha Delta Pi 116 Phi Kappa Pi ROW I. Pete Sepsis. Pete Meiklejohn, Steve Rugo, Jim Reiter. ROW '2. Paul Hoffman. William Hopkins. Phil Reed. John Just man, Richard Clemens. ROW3. Dave Papke, Charley Dates. Mark Knot- bal. Dick Jeffries. Keith Ceres. Mike Delany, Scott Bryson. ?. (leorge Sehuning. Jeff Martin. Rod True. I hil Hanson. Craig I iubbs, Victor Brust, Larry Bagley. ROW4. Mitch Klein. 117 Greeks ROW I. Robert Hums. Jim RnsHhni, Murk Chevalier, Mike Vassal Jo. hairy Fahienkrug, Bill Hickey, Jim Waugh. Robert Cave, Tom Foster, Bob Martin, Bill Wildmon, Jett Girard. Bill Schmidt. ROW 2. Lee Jones. Jim Hintz, l.w Brooks. Sigma Nu 118 Phi Delta Theta ROW I John Schnese, Don Haynor, Bruce Haskins. ROW 2. Mike Harada. Scott Dicks. Howard Austin. Tom Ailhoiz, ('buck Lewis, .liin Curtis. Jack Kovacs. Charles Benson. Louis Nickel), Jim Lu- kiuiich, Ken Ebert, Him King. Pete Luedeking. Tom Fiedler ROW 3 Roger Thu ms. Robbie But ,. Randy Krohn. Bill I litcli. Steve Hidgkins, Walt Henry, Jim Nault. Chip Moore. Tim Mayes tarry Hollmaier. Bruce Haffner, Dennie Pordon. Steve Kent. G. Neil Gar- rett. Dirk Tjossem.AVprk Cook, Tom Ebert. ROW4. Mike Weller. ?, NedTIiorp, Mark Hildebrand. Bill Starke, Joe Belanger. Jim Kiegei- man. Norton Krauss, Pete Plaushines, Rick DeCock. William Von dcr Puy. I.arry Barr. George Boothby. 119 Greeks ROW I Dick Grossman, Charley Tenny, Dick Martin. Robbie Webster. ROW 2 Stove Sandahl. Jim Hodgkins, Tom Freiz, Ken McGrath. Carl Dokmo. ROW 3 Dan Pins. Don Riewe. Dan Moa. Hoi) I-eitschub. Hit Tredwell. Dave Kalian. Bob Noriander, Chris Doherty. Tom Swayne. Mark l.ofen , R d Cameron, RicGlad, Dave Bunion, -John Heflebower, Bobbie Smith. Bruce Henderson. 120 Delta Upsilon Sigma Chi ROW t. Peter Hoyt. HOW2. Bruce Clauter, Jim Wallev. Gary Led- erer, John Kinney, Don Dew. ROW 3. Jim Kloosterboer, Chris Milnes. Gregg Sarnelson, Steve Dorman, John Connelly, RodThie- leke. Steve Pleschke, Bill Bartlett. ROW I. Alan Spence, James Armstrong. Pat Miller Ernie Kelley. Chria Smith. Jeff Meyer, Rich- ard Lewandowski. Jeff Mitchell, Don Fredbeck. 121 Greeks ROW I. Bill Brucatu, Grege Dryanski. Mark Wright. ROW 2. Wayne Bartholomew, Kim Kohrigger, Steven Swanson. Ken Pick- ett. ROW 3. I)r. Woolley, Wayne Yakuma. Mike Snyder, Scott Wer- hanfjTom Millon, Andy Mel as, Benjamin l.imon. Steve DeLeoleos, Bruce Tannui. ROW 4. Rick Esther ;. Ben Milbrath, Wavne Lew an - doveski, Kevin (.ovell, .lack Meyer. I.im Litton, Pete DeRosa. Tim Bauer. Tom Jayne, Jim Smoley, Mike Minuth, Ralph Nekama, John Rggfirding, Bob Moser. Brian Thaulnnd. Roger Cotton. Steve Tomlin. Rob Gaddi� , Gary Sharpe. Mike RogiiiMin, Pete Tullio, Mike Mizen, Paul Ytiska. Lester Pagano, Jim Dahlman. George Yokaitis. Beta Sigma Pi 122 Phi Chi ROW I Ken Klliott, .loo Moll. Karl Davis. Mike Kaposi to, John Mapoles. ROW 2 Craig Henderson, Horace Garfield, Bill Brudbuni, Steve Illicit, Rick Lankow, Mike Ballard, Lonnie Rice. John l.inhlade. Joe Zajae. Rand Carlton. Mark Hamister. Randy Hicks. A1 MiliK iii, Craig Whiting. Herb liolzli. ROW3. Jim Anderson, T. J. Finch. Bill Thornton, Cary Metke. BohSohmaus. 123 Greeks ROW I Lenny Kachinsky. Lex Kpiing. Scott Reynolds, Charles Scholfieid. ROW 2. Dick O’Conner. Dave StOckdalt Wayne Hasel- ton. -Jim Schmidtke. George Long. Don Speck. .John Frederick. ROW i. Matt Cottier, Amie Krieghotf Bob Bartingaie, Larry Bys- trura. Ricardo Peralta, Jeff Drew. Chuck Dale. ROW4- Craig Ander- son, John Winklepleck. Mike Bennington. Jerry Owens, Carl Jo- sephson. Dennis McKenna, Ted Davis, Jay Redderson, John Bryan, Joe Wallace. ROWS. 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Coke congratulates the graduates and welcomes the new students of Ripon College. Business Patron Ripon Variety Store College Master No. 1 in Sales To College Men and Women. Fidelity Union life Insurance no war clause on basic policy guaranteed by a topcompany premium deposits deferred State Ban Ruilding Room 201 7485149 K. G. “Doc Weiske Parent Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Russel L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Asner J. Burchenal Ault Mr. and Mrs. John P. Barrett Dr. L. C. Bate Dr. Adnan B. Baydoun S. James Beardmore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker Dr. and Mrs. Homer R. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bluhm Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Bly Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bold a Mr. and Mrs. George H. Boothby, Jr. Ross Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Bridges Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brook Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Bryson Eddie Caselberry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cave Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chase Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chisholm Mr. and Mr. John K. 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Wolk Mr. and Mrs. G. Craig Wroolley Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yost Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Zajac Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Zudnak parent patrons 1 ed ... THANKS the off and on staff lacked stability and often times flexibility, but we did put out a book ... I hope you find it of interest ... I extend my thanks to t he staff, who contributed their time and energy. A special thanks goes to the follow- ing: Lemon Drop and Bucket for keeping me something close to sane, Photo Limated for the pic- tures in the book, especially, J. J. Drew, who made the finished book possible, Cookie and the Phi Delts, who wrote the sports copy, and fi- nally to Erv and Al. GOOD LUCK Nancy, Sally and Scott, you’ll need it! Janie Runkel editor 1972 Well, it’s over, done with ... another year recorded in pictures and words. It has been a difficult year for all of us ... recently we have stepped up bomb- ing in Vietnam Wallace was shot while in , Maryland J. Edgar Hoover passed on we look forward to a new credit sys- tem hfere at Ripon new graduation requirements have been passed Ripon has now felt the dollar crunch the dollar crunch has also been felt in this office, forcing us to go to .patrons for money, without which we could not have print-