Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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As you go through these pages, I hope you can catch the dynamic spirit of Carroll College so well portrayed herein. Between these covets, Carroll lives. This has been an interesting but a difficult year. The years ahead will be more difficult, but Carroll will survive. Our College has an important role to play in our present crisis. Here is a place for each one of you to make the most of your opportunities for an education, for our country needs an educated leadership as never before if our American way of life is to endure. We can and must face the future realistically and with faith. Here you have developed a sense of belonging, and that carries responsibilities on your part. I know our students will not fail to measure up to the demands made of them. My congratulations to all who make this book possible. You have done a fine job. We are indebted to you. Nelson Vance Russell Page Fifty-lbrec

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7Wof8mall The Board of Trustees of Carroll College meets at least four times each year as the governing body of the College. It is composed of twenty-four members elected for four year terms. Seven of the members are Carroll College alumni. Officers are: Clarence W. Hoeper, president; Arnold R. Graaskamp, vice-presi- dent; Arthur G. Hatter, secretary; and Rialto A. Tassell, treasurer. Page Fifty-two

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Dr. Wilford E. Kaufmann made his debut at Carroll three seasons ago, and since that time he has acted as dean and vice president of the College. He is also known to the students in his role of professor of chemistry. Dr. Kaufmann, appeared at Oberlin College, there achieving his AB. and A.M., and then at the University of Illinois where he was awarded a PhD. At Alma College and Carleton College. Dr. Kaufmann took part in productions as pro- fessor and head of the chemistry departments. He has also had a role as a research chemist at the Du Pont Company. Dr. Kaufmann The season of 1950-1951 opened at Carroll With John Gray Rhind directing as assistant to the president. He also appears as professor of Bible, 21 new role for him this year. Prof. Rhind received his BA. from Lake Forest College and his B.D. at McCormick Theological Seminary. He has been contributing editor for the Presbyterian Tribune for eleven years. Work published in many religious magazines and newspapers has shown his ability as a producer of verse. Mr. Rhind Page Fifly-four