Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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THE 1911 CRIMSON RAMBLER STIQPH ICN TXYIA JR Insrrilrcml :ls un his twlnlv, XYc rcgul in gilded lcttersg AX nnlulc ctTH1't. XYRI l - Ut all sweet uwmls mf t.111um- nr 11' e sweetest are these: 2 K 41l..X1DYS H'll.XliR.X XYIWI vlw we lm-:xx nf Xlies iilw-lv c maxim thing' is quite ll great 51111111 In thc Imrru c-wlluuv strmtv .Xu-I hcl' rushn-41 bun hiv. Vu' hui ulrczuly slum-11 lmr 'l'urm'r, CARTHAGE COLLEGE 27

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CARTHACE CO LLECE Zh 'l'li Wl THE 1911 CRIMSON RAMBLER lllfl FY Kllllllili Nfru-l think that lizxuglity, l'nt nlun x 1 ere was ll little maiil in was sw xerx' stanl she was wry. wry ' - 'WWI sau' her laugh, iu'1l linwu' ywu'fl mibscml it half, lwr then ywiill think alle swinctinies emu lic nanslitx' lf! llf the tall :md uncut. ,Xn 'l' L' RNER FULEY lt cor vi-n meet a lsusv laml A hurrying lay so fast, NYM' hasn't time to greet a girl l'nlil shes almost past. 'l'l1at's Tim. lf after mlark you meet a pair .X str-illing by sw slow, lineage-il in earnest cfniverse. XX ith vinces Sf-it anfl l-iw. 'lll12lt'5 Tim. l2.'XRl- Pl JL.-XNIJ llern-'s a niighty shark l discern, Wliifs cxceerlinglv eager tu learn, lle's just leaving the rut il yuu'll lincl him remarkalmly stu

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CARTHAGE COLLEGE 28 THE 1911 CRIMSON RAMBLER 1912 CLASS HISTORY Ten and seven Freshmen hold Had a color rush as of old. 1-But the Sophs. were the victorious men, And Ot Helfrich was knocked out then. Six and ten now were left The front chapel seats to till: XYhen Marys heart in twain was cleft By her ruddy rival's greater will. Bertha, quiet and serene, Found college life too fast. On a Kansas farm she fondly dreams. Of C. C. days now past. :Xs round the honey Hit the bees So heaux to Alice came. .Xt Morning Side more liend their knees So there she now doth reign. Three and ten lirave Sophomores Took up class life again. By strategy away they tore XYith the eolnrs of the Freshmen. Ilill Rolihins, loyal to the end, XYas next obliged C. C. to leave. Round him as class-mate and as friend Sad with glad memories we weave. Then from the twelve on one lair morn Tfrna Schmidt was the next to he drawn. The lure of a joh as a Country school marm Proved more attractive than life at the dorm, Frances Foley, of athletic fame, Decided at liome for a year fin remain. Hut still to the class she is lirnily attached lfor she thinks uf Steve as a very good catch, Laura tfllarra, neither fast nor yet slnw. Now goes In a school in old Chicago. .-Xnd there 'mid that larger crowd you can see ller upholding' the honor of old C. C. Arla and Pearl. tho both good little girls. To a very sad fate were hurled one day. Tliey were gtjilililecl up lay the hig class '11, And left for the juniors in all only seven. Then jess Seovern hade linal farewell H To the class which she had loved so well l?l They say she was wearied hy too much work, But of that secret douhts in our minds do lurk. Six lones-:me Juniors now remain Of that jnlly hunch who in 'OS eanie. flf the tinal fate of the class of '12, :Xsk one who into the future can delve.