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

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CRIMSON RAPIBLER 5 Sparling Carpenter Mueller Foulds Knoeppel Goebel NVi1ley Kaar NYeston Puntenney Jensen .Tones Schaefer Zngschweidt Student Assistants CHEMISTRY Gerald Sparling.. ,...., ...,..,.,,,....,..,,....,,,,, ,,,.. I X ssistant in Stock Room Irving Pnntenney ..,,,,, . ,,,,.. Assistant in Stock Room Doyle Carpenter ,,,,t, ..,.,... . .Laboratory Assistant Max Goebel ,,,,,.,,...., ...,,,, I ,ahoratory Assistant Helen Willey .....,....,,.,..,,,, .,,,,,i. I .aboratory Assistant Leland XVeston ..,,..,..,,t....,.. .,...t, I ,aboratory Assistant NVQ-rner Zugschwerclt .,...,.. ,,,.,,.,,,,,....,,,... ,...... I , alworatory Assistant BIOLOGY Leroy Knoeppel ,,,,tt,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,..,,,.,... ,,,,. . . -Xssistant in Ornithology Harold Foulds ii,,,,, ,,i4,,,,,ii,,.,ii,,,,,,,.,,,, ...,...,,,....., 1 X lnateur Florist ENGLISH Leta Schaefer .,,,. ....,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,ii ....i.,.. R 6 atler Mary Kaar ,,,,..,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.....,. R e a der HISTORY ' Dorothy Mueller Katharine Jensen... Juanita Janes ,..,,. ii,,,,ii.,,,,i,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,., i..,.,,.. R eacler HOME ECONOMICS ...........Instructor in Academy and Laboratory Assistant ACADEMY ...Instructor in Mathematics llllllllIllllUOl4llIllllllllIll VIN l f l ll' ll lllllllllalllflill Ill TWENTV

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fn x x O 'Y 'H 'l ' ' CRIMSON RAru3i,gn Kabele Iones Peck Senior Class OFFICERS President ...,....... ..... ....... D A vm KABELE Vice-President ..,, ....., J UANITA JONES Treasurer ..,,,A,, ....... F RIEDA PECK In September, 1922. there came to Carthage College. a class like unto a southern watermelon, unusually big and unusually green. YVe numbered one hundred twelve and we were so green that we did not know that it was customary for Sophomores to steal Freshmen eats on picnic day. XVe stood meekly by and let them make away with the food. However, they had not been gone long before we began to realize that something was wrong. Yve organ- ized, armed, ambushed. attacked, and were completely victorious. True. we were somewhat damaged as to clothing and countenance and most of the food lay scattered about the road, but those were minor details. As weeks went on. we took our places in the various activities of the school. Steve and Sandy were the pets of the basketball fans. Leta Shaefer was our literary star. ive came back in the fall of 1923 greatly reduced in number. but not in enthusiasm. This time we knew all about custom and stole the Freshman eats in due order. lVe went further, we won the Class scrap. Nothing slow about us. Now, after four years of College life. we have come to the leaving. YVe will scatter into many states, but wherever we go, we will take loyalty a11d our memories. J. J. Il4lmIIlllIlAC! ilrllllllllolrn-r-xii.:-S 'C m vfvvy lgpguiiiqgnligggl TWENTY-TWO