Ripon High School Yearbooks

The Class of Seventeen

“Like the swell of some sweet tune,
Morning rises into noon,
May glides onward into June.” – Longfellow.

The Class of Eighteen

Dedicated to the four members of the class of nineteen hundred and eighteen: Loudon Webster, Charles Webster, Arnold Oldenburg, and Raymond Haensgen, who are serving Uncle Sam on land and on sea, and helping “to make the world safe for democracy”.

The Class of Nineteen

Motto – “Ideals are the World’s Masters.”

Class of Nineteen Twenty

Motto – “Finished, yet beginning.”

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-One

Dedication – to Lowell Goodrich: “In loving recognition of the fact that many of the achievements and pleasures, which we have recounted in this annual, would not exist, but for his encouragement and high ideals, we, the Senior Class of 1921, do loyally dedicate this annual.”

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Two

Motto – “Safe on first, now score!”

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Three

Motto – “We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us.”

Class of Nineteen Twenty-Four

Motto – “Not at the top, but climbing.”

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Five

Dedicated to the Business Men of Ripon who have so faithfully supported our school in all of its work.

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Six

Dedication – To the Community – that Greater Ripon – with its rich heritage of history and its glorious vision, the Staff of the 1926 Tiger dedicates this book.

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Seven

Dedication – To the Ripon High School band – with its pep, its tireless spirit and its glorious inspiration, the staff of the 1927 Tiger wholeheartedly dedicates this book.

The Class of Nineteen Twenty-Eight

Motto – “Out of the Harbor Into Deep Channels.”

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The Class of Nineteen Thirty

Motto – “Ad astra per aspera (to the stars through difficulties)”

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-One

Dedication – To Leonard P. Hettinger we dedicate this 1931 Tiger; not primarily because of his wonderful success as coach of Ripon’s athletic teams, though we are proud of his achievement; but essentially because we, the Student Body of Ripon High School respect and love him as teacher, friend, man.

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Two

Foreword and Dedication – Because we want the 1932 Tiger to be a book of memories, and because pictures are the happiest medium for recalling memories, we have made pictorial close-ups of our daily life the main media for achieving our purpose. It has been our endeavor to include a glimpse of every phase of our school life.

We dedicate this Tiger to those many character-shaping influences which we experience daily in the joyous play and fruitful work of our varied school experiences.

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Three

Motto – “Nunc declucemus ubi stabimus (Now we launch, where shall we anchor?)”

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Four

Motto – “Young America Marches On”

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The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Six

Dedication – To Mr. P. J. Lunde, our principal, do we the class of 1936 most cordially dedicate this the twentieth “Tiger.”

We wish thus to express our appreciation for his understanding of our many and varied problems and for his sympathy and help in the solving of them.

This marks Mr. Lunde’s sixteenth year with Ripon High School and in his six years as principal, well has he guided us through our complete high school course.

Mr. Lunde, our most sincere wish is that your burdens may grow lighter and that the friendship and respect of Ripon High may accompany you for many years.

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Seven

Dedication – To Mr. Banville we dedicate our 1937 Tiger. We find it difficult to fittingly express our appreciation for all that he has done for Ripon High School. During the 14 years that Mr. Banville has been with us, he has been ever ready to advance any undertaking which has been for our good. He has forwarded Boy Scouts, athletics, social and financial movements. To you, Mr. Banville, we extend our sincere gratitude and our deepest wish is that you may long remain with Ripon High School.

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Eight

Foreword – In the following pages the 1938 TIGER Staff has attempted to record the events of the past school year in an unique and different manner. It has been our endeavor to produce a book that is singular and distinguished from all year books. We believe our theme is novel and that it utilizes the limited space to the best advantage.

Whether or not we have succeeded will be decided by the reader. It is our sincere hope that our efforts have non been in vain and that the 1938 TIGER has accomplished the objectives of the staff.

The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Nine

“Day by day, for 26 years, Ripon youth has worked and played within these walls…”

The Class of Nineteen Forty

The 1940 tiger Visits Student Rendezvous – “Tubby’s” – Home of the “coke supper” and jitterbug.

“Speaking of pictures… this one is typical of Ripon High students trying to relax… Doris Ann and Dorothy sip their cool cokes at Reichmuth’s… and discuss the latest gossip… while jitterbugs trip the light fantastic somewhere in the background… to the latest tunes of the honest bands… erupting from the nickle-a-hop orthophonic… looking for someone?… Try Tubby’s.”

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View Ripon High School Class of 1954 Pictorial Directory

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