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

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Carthage College was favored by fortune when Dr. H. D. Hoover ac- xx cepted the presidency in 1909. His personality and tireless efforts have , .bn been a great factor in the growth of the : college. Since his coming the educa- Ag , 5' T7 tional world has recognized Carthage H !i -..gg-,MDE A College. It is on the approved list of Q i.-'- U If s A 1 several of the leading accrediting asso- ' I . j ' ciations. It is the smallest college in I- 3 ll ' A the country to be recognized by the V. U I i ,A - N , Association of American Universities. in 1 Because of this recognition her grad- ' 271ff'3 '. uates are qualified to become members of the Association of American Univer- ' sity lVomen. The total enrollment of the i'2.YL:4., 'V ' college this year is about four hundred, ....,,, - which is greater than it has ever been. During Dr. Hoover's administration the endowment has been more than doubled through the great generosity of Henry Denhart. who inspired the semi-centennial campaign by offering to give two hundred thousand dollars if an equal amount were raised. A gift of one hundred and seventy-live thousand dollars was offered by the Rockefeller Board. to be paid by 1928. The collegc will miss a beloved friend when Dr. Hoover leaves next fall to become Professor of Practical Theology at Gettys- burg. Nevertheless, what he has done remains and his spirit will always lead Carthage onward. Carthage today is as ever the College with an idealf' Her alumni stand high in scholarship. and they are examples of noble living and superior service. Many young men and women have answered the Master's command, Go ye therefore into all the world and preach the gospel. The college color is crimson. signifying sacrifice, life, and beauty. May the children of Carthage ever express the spirit of their Alma Mater. M. H. HILLSTIORO COLLEG li if 'Q air f . l l THE BARRACKS Q K 1 olQllujllIlllllOIlllllllllllllolllv-CIAA 11'I 'l lllllllllllllll TEN rl 1 bluFllluuilv0

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