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

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'A -lf? ea. mr ' , 5 J' , , Q ,si ,.,i':tf V , 3 1 ' x A -1 x Neumann Liebbe Clark Sch roeder Satre Ruff Student Assistants Not only does our system of student laboratory assistants relieve the professors of a great deal of routine work, but it also gives the as- sistants themselves much experience which is of value to them in after years. As the student body increases and the number of classes that the respective teachers have to conduct necessarily increases. an ar- rangement by which a few picked upper classmen assist in the Fresh- man laboratory and in the grading of papers has become an established system. i Q , 18

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X . fr f is 2 is .X 3 X I Q l ll , J Ill X T A ' ,Q .Ag , .L , ' . was ,f f K a fx 57 Li. Y si -if-f Q-.3 Satre Tiuehler Schnake CARL SATRE . .w,..,. ,... , ..,,,........,.. P resident LORENE BUEHLER .... ...... I 'irc President ALBERT SCHNAKE ...... ......AA....,, ........,........ S fry.-Trcas. The Class of '25 started with an enrollment of seventy-seven, but when we came back in the fall of '24, we numbered only thirty-eight. However, it isnlt the quality, but the quantity that counts. lYe were the winners of the class light of '21, coming out on top with only one casualty. At the pic- nic of '24, we not only proved ourselves victors on land, but on the water as well. The 1925 Rambler was the best ever. crediting us with a sum of one hundred dollers. lVe are represented in the Pi Kappa Delta by eight of our members, and what would old C. C. have done without our worthy athletes, who gave of their best for their Alma Mater? All through our four years we have been properly chaperoned, on all of our pleasure jaunts, by the Reg- istrar and the Business Manager. llie leave behind us as a memorial the insignia of our class inscribed upon the barracks windows. E. H. and L. B. .5 .Q . gQiE537K.r5,,. T an f .!f1'y.'. rw 4 e 34-5, ,,, ,V-,xy i.,. A 3, .. s , if at 26 .- C f-1? ---..'v.lfiJl' ? I sf' Sg,.:v::9l2 is t. 57 . Z0