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

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SENIOR CLASS RUDOLPH SCHULTZ . . . . . . Prejideilt BURTON ROETH . t . I . . ViCe-Praidmt HELEN WILLEY , . . , . . . Secretary One 01' the greatest events in the history of Carthage College was brought about on the eighteenth den of September, nineteen twenty-three, for it was on that memorial day that we. as individual members of this distinguished class of nineteen twentywseven entered our cognomens upon the snowy white ledgers of Carthage College. Yes. this date. for the past three years, has been a red letter day for the college. We have distinguished ourSeives by participation in all extra-curricular actii vities: football, basketball, track, debate1 dramatics, and music. We have made a name for ourselves in practically every freld of collegiate endeavor, and point with pride to our record even as verdant Freshmen. Some of us declared up and down after the class Scrap that our backs were broken, but we had the best time ever at our picnic. Our Sophomore year was devoted to the proper humiliation of the current Freshman Class, through judicious use of the pipe-rush and G, A. P. We also found time to maintain the high standard we had set, and did our part in promot- ing college spirit and pep. Again, during our Junior year. with the quiet dignity of upper-classmen, we strove consistently toward the ideals which make for nobler manhood and woman- hand. This year, with our hfty-seven members as famous as Mr. Hcinzts famous hFifty-SeveIWg we have worked even harder for the honor of good old u I'wenty- seven? At the close of four years of bustling enjoyable college life. we feel that we have accomplished much that is worth while. About to graduate, and to become Alumni, we have reached one of our Ideals, but we must not stop for there is much to do. E. Eu L7