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

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N I N F. T E F. N I? I F '1' E F. .V Seniors N thr- full 01' I910. twenty high school gradunttrh Hacked tn C. C. to register m; full-hlnndt-d Freshmen. Like other hmn- ones; which had pn-ccdrd thr-m. they hnistr-d their Hag in the top of :1 maple and guarded their tl't'HHlll'L'. Everything Went lovely during :1 wet and rainy night. but :iins! whcll thr: nun mlnw. tht' Sopho- morL-H mime with it. and thL- cowtrd trophy had 5mm changed hands. Defeat was hitter. hut tht- new mien tcmk it admirably. The Frcahmvn fought bravely all jrtrar against thvir vzwillating exper- iences and. although they started in dvft'nt. thvy cndt'd in victory. and the following May found them Sophomores. happy and cuntidt-nt. A few months hltur found them back to C. C'. and eager for nmr exploits and cxptmtnnt nf 119w victories. Cautimmly thuy crept upon the waiting Freshmen with the expectation of conquering their suhordilmta's. but defeat again blmv its signal of realization in their runs and. the dis? haartenvd Sophumurts concluded at last that their carvers were not in- tended to hr those of glorious military achievement. However. achieve- ment was theirs. for although their physical pnwers wrrr wank. their mental and moral strength pulled them again in nine months to tilt? Junior ranks. As Juniors they found to tht'ir regret that their Illlmhfr had dwindlf'd to nine, iivc girls and four boys. In the face 0f such :1 blow they sturttd in again, small in force. but determined to make good at any cost; and slowly but Steadily they made their preparations fur the. dignity of Seniorhoud. Nine Juniors once; nine Seniors now, is the story in brief of achicvc- merit, 1311111 and triumphant. Men and women now hear tht: mum's that boys and girls bore four years ago. Lifeh ideals of :1 Freshman have been slmttvred by greater ones of a Senior. Florence M. Craig. H. 8.. Carthage. Galileo Litrrnry Society; President of Dramatic. Club. 'I-L; Vice President Athletic Association. Nelle. Clark. A. B... Polo, 111. Greek Club's Prize. ill: Ruterpeun Club; Concordia Club; Critic. Cicero Literary Society: Brain and Brawn Snciety: l'Iditor-ierIlicf of CRIMSON RAMBLER, '13; Interclass Basket Ball. ,12: Asaistzmt Librarian; Frvnch Club: Hoopno Club. Frieda C. Berry, A. B., Carthage. President of Juniur Class. '13; President of Y. Vt . C. A., '12; Dramatic Club: Junior Prize. '13: Brain and Brawn Sucicty: Girls' Varsaitlv Basket Ball Team. '11, '12, 13: CJItTllAGE C 0 L L 11 G E N! H!

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CRIMSON RAMBLER FRIEDA C. BERRY .hrrs C'Alt'rllnaw, ILL. uI like Imt Invnh-thoy arc- HU simple. MARK .L GETZANDANER Scrum Pom, ILL. The worst fault you have is to be in love. RUTH C HEVI LLON ARTS CARTl-IAGE, ILL. tho ever hwcd that loved not at first sight? CAHTH'AGE COL LEGS 26 W

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t' Ii I M HUN R A M B LE It Girls' Glcv Club. '11. 12; Graduutu ill Voicv and Assistant Instructor: Program Secretary of Gulilcu Literary Society. Kathryn S. Williams. A. 13.. Fort Vnrth. Texas. President of Gul- iIt-n Literary Stwivty: Dramatic t'luh. RAMBLEII. Staff. '13; H'inm-r uf Short Story Contest. ,12. '13; Brain and Brawn; Girls' GIH' Ii'lnln, 'll. 'I2: Graduate in Vuicr and Assistant Instructor. Ruth Ciu'villinn. A. B.. Carthage. Dramatic Club: C'umzm'din Club: Frvnch Club: Y. Vu'. C'. A. Cnhim-t. 13: Cicero Ijtvrary Society. Arthur Loomis. B. 8.. Dallas City. Ill. High Roller. Presidrnt nf Gnlilm Literary Society. '13: Y. M. C'. A. Cabinet. W3: Dramatic Club: Edifnr-iIl-Chief 0f Collegian, ,13: Brain and Brawn Smitty; Class Prm idont. ,12; Varsity Foot BalL 12. '13. '14-; Track. '12; Manugcr and Captain. 13: Basket Ball. H2. '13: Base Ball, '12. 1I3: GIN: Club. ,1 1; College Orchestra; RAMBLER Board, W3; Prusidcnt Athletic Association: Student Council. Jasper Vl'cbb. B. 5., Niuta. I . Treasurer Galileo Literary So- ciety; Authority on History. Mark A. Gctzandaner. B. 5.. Palm Ill. Y. M. C. A.. President, '12; Cabinet, '117'12. '12313: President Dramatic Club; Glee Club, !11: Manager of Orchestra of C'. C, 12. 13; President Cicero Literary Sn- cicty. '13; High Roller: Treasurer Athletic! Association; Manager Glen: Club. ,I3. H; Student Council. Harmon M. Snyder. A. B., Waverly, O. Dramatic Club; Student Volunteer Band; President Y. M. C. 11., 1-1; President Senior Class: President Cicero Literary Society, ,l-lI; Treasurer Ciccro Literary So- ciety. 13; Intercollegiate Debate, ,1-In; Brain and Brawn; Glee Club, '11; Varsity Track Team, 'IIL '12. Such is the personnel of the Senior class. .1 lovely cnmbination of grit, enthusiasm. modesty and kindness. Their success as college stu- dents Shows a lesson of determination, of victory won from eurIy defeat.