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

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SENATE G. H. UICleNm-zlt N. L. KAYIIOF. Lm'r'm SIM MONS H. D. HOOVER, Prr'sidwt-t V3. K. HILL, Dem: C. A. BARNHAHT rl'. B. UBER, Sez'mhu'gf F. C. GATES W. C. SNELMAN 'I!'IHII ll.IEIIlIIfIHII'IKIIIII!I5Il'll!iilllf HI'THN PR! 'DEXTI.-H. FOMJIITTE E H. D. Huorlm S'. K. IIILI. LETTA SIMMUNS HPI'W. HHTI'II'IEFH'IEIIIIli :'III'1!'I IHI'IH'l .Hs'SJSTILYTS EARL L. LAMBERT Laboratory; .Ixsixfrnef in Biology Ruln-tlrr ML'C'LAI'GIIRY HILL .Jxa-r'sfmrr En f'hrmhs'h-y Mann. AREYEILA .IOIINsox' .-f:.-si.yfm:i in Jfafhmnafim Flm'm M. Smmm'r Amish ? in Bihlp ERMA D. SJMSER Jnis-fmrf Insiwcior in Piano FOREST BUTTS Jssisfmrf in Academy Scirurr - S'l'i'An'r CLARK, B. S. UWiHiam and VanhtU F001 Ban Conch SB. S. VVillinm mid Vaellti. 191-1; Flint Bull Conch. C'nrthngz' Cullugu IEJI H w! I'M! racing nm' and WINJHJJFJH, my idea! of u wuucl'nrf-u! Hngi SANIIEIIX r; FouHcen u

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CRIMSON RAMBLER '17 A NN DVORSKY J'uxH-m-Mr in Piano ISLIIdcnI in Music Simon! of l'nin-I'm'ty of Iowa unrltr Ralph I,;:wlr:n. 'IEII. H: Hlurlcnt In Ilr I-n; . nservglnry r-I' Music nlcr Ralph JJHX'II'HL I1IIlI-l2'. t-JHIU ufll'mnn. Drala- l.'nn'cr' . Ilus Main lrau-a 1912-11: Lnncrrt u! 'IEJI I'. ' r rlf I'izmm c Uj'ynn. Ilzlrlnl'my and IIi-ilm'y . fal'lllagc f'ulltgc. I'JH J IGK'I'L R. SIMMONS Imrrm-Mr in Voice wiih I 'x'ui'c k Howard. :21: Irmi Ummm- f Frvd - ' - -;rilwr..:l C unusn w-n'k. I1r1 I: f'nl'llmgr t lliMl FliIiIilJ KHII'ZBHL H. E. 3'3tirmuU hm'rm'mr En Hurrrxxfrrn rmrf Physfr'rd f'nHurr :11 Hclmnl HI' Elmcutinn and Hrah. 11m 1-111-31121 t- Kc ch I'Iuhical Tm . 1: rn:.lm in Bur ximl :ml Ih . cal Vulture fIJI' -.n i'arlimgr. Fully; . NIIJ-nJ FOREST .L LUL'DIN. A. Ii. GI. L'. Iowan Phym'r'rrf J.JEJ'PI'IOJ' l!:. .L. Still l'cl'lifwulc. l lnwu. Hng Foul I . r uf Iuwn. lEI1::: liivcvg'oar l?cnce null Alhlvlics. A111 -.' : Tcm-Izrr uf Mulllum w unl F11 Schou'l. 'lll . lln'rc 1': un fnmlmil luzlnL Ihrcchu' nml t'uach in Uh ' h d: L'mv. l' t'nrlhugc t'angc. iHl.': .l N0 EWIHN ic'hrl! yrm um? xfirrkit9 m thi. In- in- Izmyx mayugwd. ?Mchr H

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' duty and happy privilege 0f :1 . Our Stanclanls and lcleals HF. fullnwing art: thu irriturions nf :1 Standard College. and art: given, a that it may ht: known what requirements have. bccn met by the college. And nmnj.I of these mnlditiuns have been 1.1:135ed with :1 tint.- margin to spam. I. A graduation requirement 0f four yuan.- U20 semester hoursl of vullcginta grade. 2. A minimum entrance. rt:quir:1mt-nt of 1-1- units. By the minimum r9- quirt-ml-nt is mmnt thc smallmt number at units. with which .1 Student may ln- pt-rlnittml tn begin unllcgt- work, i. am tht: nominal rcrlnircmcnt minus ttlt: numlnrr of conditions allnwed. H. A requiriimunt that all :zntrunt-t- conditions must hp removed beforv :1 Hlllllt'llt may lJt' permitted tu begin :1 stecmld year of work in the same in1 stitutiml. -l-. Not less- than eight distinct dcpartmcnts in liberal arts and science. with at least nm- professor giving full time. to cnllrgl: work in 9.3le depart- Incnt. 5. A minimum scholastic preparation of all college teachers of academic subjects equivalent to graduation from :1 college uf high grade, and graduate work equal to that rcquircd fur the Master's degree of the University of lllinuis 0r similar university. 6. A maximum of 16' semester hours per week required of cnllegc lvuchcrw. 7'. A maximum enrollment of 30 students in recitation or laburrltnry .wt-tinns. 8. Buildings and equipment of the value of at least $100,000. 9. A productive endowment of at least $200.000.00hsufEL'it-nt to yield :1 nct income. of at least $10,000 available for instructional purposes in thc collegv department tLiherul Arts and Sciencesl. 10. A library of not lugs than 10.000 bound volumes in addition to pull- lit' documents. 11. Laboratory equime-nt of a raluc of not less than $3000.00 in Physics UMDOU. if more than one mnrse i5 givcnl: $5.000 in Chemistry: and $2.500 in Biology. 12. Lighting. heating. ventilation. water supply. arrangement of labor- ntorica. mrridnrs' and closets; and methods of cleaning such :13 to insure ln'git-nit- cnnditions. . I 13. In addition to the foregoing specific requirements, the general standards and spirit of the administration and faculty is considered. Thorn is grmt rejoicing at Carthage. and greater and better work will he done. The spirit that prrvnils in tllt' student body and faculty is that the product of thr rnllrgv must hL- standard. which means that a high grade of work must he dour in cach course. by each student each day. Making Car- thugt- College :1 first class; American College mug: ho. considerct-l not onlyr nnc of the greatest events of the year. but of hL-r lustory. Now It 11900111925; the alumni. faculty. studcnts, trustees, the C'hnrch. and frivnds to work tugcthrr to maintain her position. and to insure her pmgn'ss and growth :15 an efficient college of high scholastic and Chris- tian standards. Mmmr rhmw i'u'a' rn'm nut rrf pim-v in Dmimr! Uni! our night. CRIMSON RAMBLBR 'H' - '- .' A Fa'fracu