Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Judy Koehler and Clare Miller dressed up In the school spirit for the parade. The Bartlett Beauties hope alumni will help them fend off the wrecking ball from one of the oldest campus buildings. Homecoming: Cold Day, Forgettable Homecoming King Larry Fahnoe and Queen Lizanne Northrop Even Mike Dale, Ivan Peters and Nick Puleo were let out for dazzle downtown Ripon with their Ultra Brite Whites. the weekend, but the ambulance stayed close by Just in case. Other members of the homecoming court this year were Jim Peksa, Mary Gerboth, Bob Ott, Lisa Cavaluzzi, Suzie Hejna, Rich Sheppard, Lynn Miller, and Todd Duval. 12

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Outlaws Win Intramural Football Championships The Mcrrimen were down by one. Quarterback Steve Johannes had a first and goal situation at the two yard line. The ball was snapped, a scramble was made for the football, and the Outlaws stopped the Mcrrimen at their goal line. And “that was all she wrote for the Mernmen as the Outlaws defeated the first-place Phi Kappa Pi team 14-13 in the final game of the 1982 fall intramural football season. Key members of the Out- laws who played in sub-zero temperatures before a crowd of thousands were Quarterback Dave Ja Jewski. Todd Duval, and Jim Mendyke. Members of Mcrrimen included Quarterback Steve Johannes. Full- back Gary Morrow, and Wide Receivers Rich Shep- pard and Jim Johnson. Mike Purdy, coach of Mcrrimen. was quoted as say- ing. Although Mcrrimen seemed to dominate throughout the season. Outlaws were able to slop Steve Johannes and the infamous power sweep” to win the championship in the end. Pictures (clockwise): Mike Gallenbcrgcr and Krist Enstrom ham it up for the camera, Dan Husnick tries to evade Jay Armstrong as Buck and Mark Spwgue provide backup, and Buck catches a pass thrown “right on the numbers as Jim Okray prepares for the tackle and Keggar and Ron Long look on. FALL 11

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You may have missed him since he was kept under wraps for most of his visit, but we had a celebrity in our midst this Homecoming. A1 Jarreau. singer and composer, was back for his 20-year class reunion. His contract wouldn’t let him sing for us, but he made an exit fit for a star. A helicopter landed in lower Sadorff to fly him to the World Series in Milwaukee where he led The National Anthem. The Rcdmcn overcame strong winds and numb fin- gers to beat the previously undefeated Lake Forest team. Parade, No Dance, But We Won Confirmed rowdies from Top. L to R: Diane Hron, Desiree Swenson, Cindy Famous alumnus A1 Jarreau enjoys him- Behnke. Kara Zartner, Amy McGuine. Staci Kick. Carvl Bedford and Marsha self at the football game. Steffeck. It was the traditional Theta Chi float again this year. L to R: Paul Gar- detto, Scott Pohlmann. Mary Whitman, Mike McLaughlin. Rob Smith.