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

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fl-'I THE 1 fi H W5 EQ .L Qi, .r . J. i, f'hTosg!XteNioffe5 r t ,fi l' fo 7 ,i Er M arg' l',l.,., it-V: -11 is X. '-'v.',n'lf rl, 'F f l TE., l lllla X W il Wl 5 1aw'r' l All . 1 Q ' 2'-fzrfellllll ill' All l:tfX..zNXl3l..El:l Cl: 1924 The Campus Tomorrow ln this scenic section of your book we desire to give you a glimpse of the future. lVise youth sees visions. The recent triumphs of the Collcge forecast a significant future. lVe are already in the shadows of coming events. The vitality of her growth. and the loyalty of her friends will force an early realization of Carthage's program. Campus changes involve an athletic field improved with an amphi- theatre. Generous space will he provided for all kinds of outdoor sports and contests. Landscape gardening. well begun. will he extended to cover the entire campus. There will be additional drives and walks. Sectional divisions in proper unity will replace present promiscuity. The huilding program. already in process of fulfillment. will bring a new. stately unit system of dormitories for men. The architects revised plans show the first unit of an imposing group on East side. The Alumni are finding themselves and their pace in working out the plans of a Memorial Lihrary. It has the right of way unless the great. urgent need. now upon us. will sidetracli these plans in order to hring in the new gymnasium on time. The plans for the huilding are taking shape with surprising rapidity. The movement to add two large wings to Carnegie Hall dare not he sidetracked. Carthagr-'s contributions to the sciences and the pro- fession have ln-en too important to cripple herself hy delaying the project of placing on the campus the reality of the pictures and plans for the enlarged Science Hall. The growing student liody will force the early execution of the plans for enlarging and lieautifying UOld Main . the center of our admiration. And accompanying each of' these steps will he the provision for an increased capacity of heat plant. the increased capacity of the water systennfsupply. storage. and distribution: and the improvement of and attachment of North Hall to Denhart Hall. A large huilding is planned to provide for a three-fold need. It will house the Conservatory of Music. There will he a chapel. And the long needed Auditorium will then he a reality. The building program further includes a home for the president: some cluh houses: and the dre:un of a historical building which it is hoped will he in form a replica of the famous Nauvoo Temple. The College Architect is working on plans for all such lmildings as have not already heen drawn. It is a great thing to be living and working for Cartilage in the dawn of her great day. The greater features on the film of the future. but more difficult of visualization. is the greater student body and faculty which will grace the Campus and buildings to he. And no hand can now paint the roseate possibilities, soon to he realized. in the greater activities in Scholarship. Art. Literature. and Learning which will center the various activities and growths of the Carthage destiny. H. D. H. --Is ll man lllinks. so he ff'l'l'S7fIlllI .vo is luis I'llIlf'1l1'fl'l'.' 11 sl ,sa ,,.L' X ! 'QQ :li --------. TT' j - -1 C c e -

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