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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1932 volume:

THE I 932 CRIMSON RAMBLER VOL. XXI q-he Annual publication OF THE JUNIOR CLASS OF CARTHAGE COLLEGE Carthage, Illinois COPYRIGHT 1931 Published by the Class of 1932 E102r Eisfeller -- Editor George Overdier -- Business Manager Art and Engraving by Central Engraving Company St. Louis, Missouri Printed by Wagoner Printing Company Galesburg, Illinois photography by Anschntz Stuclio Keokuk. Iowa FOREWORD The fumiamental reason for the publica- tion of this annual is to give to Cartha- ginians a concise and enduring record of the peopie, the events, and the spirit of the school year just passing. We have attempted to present this history in a manner analagous to the usual conception of the three phases of college life -- The Mental, The Physical, The Social. This three-fold development is the ideal of the American small college. With this background of training We leave college with eager anticipation of the life ahead just as the early settlers clid upon arriving in America. 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Sr-ir'm-r' NBu Gettyshurg Cuilrgv, 1903.: AJI., Geityslmrg L'nIIugn: 1mm; graduntrd from thtyslmrg 'Hwoitagit'sll S'elnimlry. 15107; grztlluiltr stndrnt Lvipzig l'nivursili's 1905-09: DJI. Carthagt- foliage. Hi2 ; Presitlvnt uf Curthugv College, IEI'JEFa EIGHYEEN HILL. WILLIAM Kl'IINS. .Lli, AJIV. St-D. hm Hf Hu- i'WaHrgm' mid Prnfr'xsm' uf rfhr-mu'sh'y AP... Pt-nnsylralniu College. 1379: AJI Punmylruniu Cnih-gr. 185:2; graduated fmm letj'shurg Seminary. 1554-: Stall. Pennsylvania Cnl'vgzu lllltl; Prnfesmr Natural and PhysivuI Soivm-v, Carthage I'lllirgr. 1381-792; Prnfes-mr 0f Chmnistry. t'nrthagl- Callugv. mm - : Dmn of the Cullvgv. mtm. NINEIEEN 5.9.133, - - 71: RAMBLERfWLZEFEif; .37 W HILL. VCILIJAM lil'HNS. .LH.. AJL. Sun. Hum of Mr f'rJHtm' rmn' Prnfwsxm' of f'hmiiixfry. .LIL Pmmytrunin t'uTlvg'v, IHTH; LEI, Pvunsylrnnin Colll-ge. 1382: grudllutul frum Urttyshurg Svnlimlry, 1834-: 5th,. Pennsylvania Cnllvgv. llllil; mevsanr NEIhII-nl and Physical St'il'm'u t'urthugl- t'ulll-gr. lHK-I-EJZ; met-hmr uf Hu-mistrf, L'ul'tlmgv L'ullvgm l!lll1--: Dom: of the College. TEHL'J -. SPIHIJIAX, VCHJJJM FXRI .LB $.31. FI'rtha-txru' Hf 1fo !er mm? Sofia! Sr'imu'rx. JAIL Universiiy nf HIu-innallL 19013: grmlzlah- student. Johns. Hupkilw l'nin-rhitlk: iHll-IS; .LM.. Jnlmn Hopkins I'nivvl'sity. 1915: l'IIix'vrqit-x' nf Mit'hignn. sumnn-I'H 1923;11111 1929; Profrsvcm- uf Ilistnry ELIIII Social Sk-it'nnm Carthage f'nllvgzn. Hllii- -, XVHI'FI'I'IN. HERBERT XYIIJJAM. All, AM. I'mfmsor of f'lm-sit-s. .111. I'nirvrsity uf Mivhigam, IHQS; .LM.. I'nil'crsity of Michigan. lliill: grndlmtu xtmlent. Fnivm'sity of E'llimjl'o, smnmers lllilti imd 192U; Professor of Clileifh, t'urthage f'nilegze, 19181 . FIIAPIN. MERLE I'IVHHETT, PILBN AJ'I. merm-m- nf Enyfixh. PILB., Vuuh't1'l' l'n'lx'erkity, 1908; All University of t'hit'ngn. 1914; graduate student. I'lliwrsity nf Fhit'ugn, nummt-r nf IEIIQ; l'nix'rrsify of Michigan, sumuwrs 1928 and 19:39; l'I'tIfl-ssur nf Engiihh. Furtllugt' Collrwx lEiI1$I TWENTY ' - H-M-Hq -Xi.-.:-:.'rm $ze RAMBLERWP ' VAN K'l'llxl'ZH, Ii'l-lAliIJiE-i 21.. 115., 141.11. Profr'xam i' Hf .1! NH: .r' mt! er. 13.8.. Furm-II l'nin-Mily. I376; l'I1.IJ., Hillsdalc I'nllrgv. 1883; I'vlinu', Johns Hopkins l1l1in'rsilll'. lHiH-Hl; Prnfrssur :af A'luthl'nlufim, t'urtlmgr L'Inhrgm IH'JU- -. KIHIHG. ALICE LOVINA, A.I1., AAL, 31.5., PILIJ. Pi'ofr'm'ur 0f IiirJFuyy. A111, l'nix'ersi'fy nt' 11'usl1ingtun. 1911!; .1..11., i'llivcrsih' 0f 11'u5l1iugziun. JFJll-z Mlllllllt'r semiun, Washington State Agricultural i'ullt'g't' at 1Yrktt'l'rl 11'uN1I1Iigl'tun 1'1lei'rilllt'nt Station, Hllti; 11.5.1 Cnrnt-Il L'nin-rsih'. 1920.: Ph.1l. Cnr- m-ll l'nivrrsify, 1921i,- mec-ssur of Biology. Carthage Cul- Icgc. 19th PEN NUFK, NMHA' '12, 13.5., .LlL Prnftmxm' Hf Spanixh. 15.8., Cartlmp'o Vnilc-gx mun; .1.11., Furthagl- L'nliege. 1913; grndunh' htudvnt. l'nirrl ih' uf Southern California, summer 1511?: I'nivorsity of Plum n. summon of 19112. 1911-. 1512I, 1923, 153311: Illhll'llt'tur in Lulill and Spanish. Curtllalge 1'th-gu, 1920-23; Prnfomur uf Spanixh. 19:231. KliJl'ShK WILLIAM t'.. 13.3. Businmx .lhmaym: 15.5., Carthage L'UHI'qu lillli: graduate student. 1'1 I'ran'tl St'lmul uf Businms .hlmihistmtiun. IEJIIi-IT: Busint-xs Mun- algur 0f I'zu-tlulgc Fullvgv. 192111. 1wENlr-DNE m RAMBLE REEL??? GUHIJER. PHAHI. I ... .LIL .LM. Ilki'! h'r-yixfrrrr. .LB.. t'urtllngu Collt-g't'. 1920; AM Vartlulgv Fullvg't'. 15125: SrrrvtuI-y tn Prc'a'idrnt. 1920-21: Registrar of L'ilrth- :lgv t'nllrgv. lll'il- -. ff: v.2? 'Jj 1. OMEN. LEWIS. .Lll. Frmrh mm' fiil'm'rm- uf .HMr'rit'N, AJL. l'uiwrxity 0f Illinois. 1902; Athletic Director. Nurthu't'sturn l'nix'm'sity. 1913-17: Cunth uml Uirrc'tur uf Athlutitus. furthnp'r CnlIt-gc. 1923- -. HAN K ii. ELM ER. RM 112:. Dirwr-hn' f'unwnlafurg; of .Ifuxir. hmfrnrfnr in Piano um! Pipr Uryml. 13.31un .hagustulm College. 19:33; Summer Study in Paris Illulri' Signor Xurirci. i'rlL-hruted pianist of Monti: Carl . 192m I'Jiret'tur nf Music. Curthuge Cullegc, 1923- --. LAMBERT, EARL LOGAN, 1-13.. 31.5., .LM. herrm'Erir r'u Hinhwy rmn' t'wrmn' 0! HM Jhmmtm, 15.5.. Ulrthum' t'IIEIvgv. lEJlli: 31.5.. Carthage L'Ullcgtu 1916; Ail l'nircrnity of Michigan. 1925; graduate stu- dent. l'nirvrsity of Iowa. Hillnlm-r 1930: lnstrut-tur iu Biulugy ELIIII Curator 0f the Museum. Furtluipt' Cullfgf. 1923 -. W 4...--F...-.Jc 2-. TWENTT-TWO ?TJ- 3'1m 9- v ?- - 12:33? 150.-V1'3'1.KN, 31 111'1111'1 0511.111, .1.15., 1.31. DWI of Men HIMr fuxh'ut'fur in .p-rtllfn'irw. AJL. Writlnrr IIIxtitIItI: llilT- .X.15.. Indiana l'niverHy 1922; 1.111, l'nivvrsify of 1I1II.I'I.-I. 1927; l'niwrsity of Indiana. summvr IEJZEI; I'nfrt-rhity of 1mm. SIITIIIIH'I' I930: llwlI'IIt-fnr irI PIIyIIiI'K, li'slriimgr i'uIII-go, 19114-20, 1.022- Ih-nn Inf Mun, Call'tllugr Urllrgt'. 192-1 i 1113' K 1C, .11 HS. 111.1 .NI ER fnxrrm'hn- En I'yUl-Wl'. .1111le1nul Fulltgc. S'IIII'III. Va. Graduate in Voice. Beth- lulhgt. linduhnrg lx'aIIs-ux llllu; in Plano, IEIIT; stIIIIit-II with Oscar hIIvIIgI-r rat the C hit'ago Musical Culicgt': summer stmh in Paris Illukr M, Hdumml 11'arncry, tvlmr uf llIe Par' Opera. 15:26; Instructor in VIJEI'P. Cartllzlgc 0011831: 19251 KUENIU. SELMA 8.. $.11. 11.11., PILD. Prnfrxxur of Fr't'm'h am? h'f'I'IIIrm. 3.15.. University of Wist-IIIISEII. 1912: .131... L'IIiI'Orsity' of Wisconsin, 1915; graduate ratudt'nf, University of CIIir mgm, MIIIImvrs llilH. 15119. 1921-2 ' l'nivemity uf Wiscon- sin. :Iummt'r 19215: Surlnmlu: Paris. sIuIIIIu-r 1928; graduate student. l'niu-r ty nf WisconsiII. 15129-30; 141.13.. LTI'IiVer- sitj' nf 1Viscumsnn 1!l31; Profmisur of French and German. t'nrthngzt- College. 1926-: LIVINICHTUN, .XDAII VA... AB. Bran of II'IIIIIHI, 11.11.. Lake Forest L'IIiI'I-rsity. 1mm; ltcgistrnr. Carthage Collvgr, lEJlli-IEI; 11mm uf 1ancn. Curthslgv Collrgc. 111291 Jyz; Ea RAMBL FREAKCWI-rjmm TWENTY-THREE 3:53.: W R AMELFR ECXEEEiZXFEE-Tcg IHENDFHHUX. VIILDRHD, HE, hn'r'rm'fnr En Ifnmr' Et'rmumirw. B.Su Iowa Stutt' L'nllvjrt'. IEIIT: ,L'Tillllliltl' shuh-nt. CuhInII-iu University. IEIQI-E lmlrm-fnr in lIunu- Emm- muirs. Curtluzlgv Vulh'g't'. lH'liE. WAGNER. HERBERT I.., .LIL. .LM. hmfmr-fm- in History mm? .hw'shmr JIFMr-th- an-h. AJL E'urlhagu Cullrgt'. 1025: AJL. i'nivrrxity of Illi- Imis. IEIZH: grzu'luatl' xtmlvnt. lMix'eriffr of Michigan. sum- uu-r 1930; Instructor in I'iihhll'j' and Assistant Coau'h. L'urlhage i'nllogv. 102'E. FURSYTHIC. DONALD '13. AB... H.PJL Inxrrnrfar In .hn:l':uuH.un. A.B.. Tlliel Follvgv. 1921-: DLPJH Illinois Press A5540- t'TatimI. 15129; Instructor in Journalism, Carthage Culll'ge, l!l2'- -. it t- .IONES, J L'.XX1'1'.L :LB. Inxh'm'lur in English. E732: ! AJEH t'urtlmgc Collogta 1925; grmluzlh- student, I'nirvrr I .1 I sity of Iowa. summers 1921-1 and 1930: lnstruotnr in ling- 41 l Tish. ti'urtlaalgl- 'I'IJIIch', 151277 . 1 I HJ- . HA : E: . lh i g CE I u g LE 5E: IWENTY-FDUE m RAMBLERJEKWQ 5... 3.- 35 37$ NORTON, .101 IN 3 t2 1 if? r. Irmh'irr'mr in I'FOHH. Diploma in Violin from Chimgn Mllhil'nl College untll-r 1.6m: Snmr'r'mi; Srlmlm-Hhip study unth-r Prof. Imujmltl AHH'. Hu' grviltl-sf Inf Innstvr tt'Fll'lll'TH: Instnwtur in rinliu, ' Curthalgl- FUIIt-gr, 19:27 KLINUIH'IIL, IIPIIHHCR'I' I... PILIL 1.1,.I3.. .LM. Pi'ufr'xxm' 0f Ern'umh'mi. I 1111.15 Mnrqlu'tlr l'nirrrhity, 1922; LLB Marquett- l'n'n't-rsily, 1923; 3.31., Cullnnhia L'nivI-rsity, 1921i: grud- uult' sturlcnt. rnivr ity uf Chimgn. .lIIm'. JF!2'-.Ku:.:u.-ai. IIJQH; At'ting Prnf'vsxur nf Iithmntinn. Carlhngt- 11:110-118. 15328-29: Prufrssul' ut' Htlnvutinn. Furthagr iCulllsgrtu 192E? 1111.1n HDH'AHD LLEWELLYN. .13.. M.S.. PhD. .Imnr'r'uh' meomor 0f f'hnnintry. 11.11., Carthage i'ullvgc. 1922: 31.5.. University of Illi- nois. 1925.: gmduatt- studvnt. L'nix'vrsity 0f 1mm. 1927-28: Ph.D.. I'niversity of Iowa, 1930: Inbtrut'tnr in Chemistry. Carthage Follegm 1925-27; Assistant Profosxur nf Chom- istl'y. t'an'thug'c t'nllegc, 1925-29: ,uxnriutv Prufwmur uf Chemistry, Carthage College. HTSU- -. TOMLIN. BERNARD 5.. 15.5.. 31.5. Iimi'ttrlm' Fu Alffrir-Hfhn't'. 11,8 l'nirm-sity of Illinois. 11123: 11.5.. Iowa State Cul- h-gv. 192 : graduate student ltm'u Stntr Cullcg'o, summa- JEIBT; L'olnrmlu Agrit-Illhlrzll Culluge. summer 1929; llmtnlr. tnr iu .-K;'.'1'iml1turu. Carthage L'ulk-uc. 1925- TWENTT-FIVE 123'. TH; ui :1: .. , i1; NHFMANN. RUHI'IR'I' AliNUlD .JUIIX. r33: .Kl-l.. Illl. LLHJB. L5 I Prnfr'xsm' :JJ' Hi'Mr um! Rdilm'mm Eri'umfimr. '- - I'qudrdu Hf HH' F'HHI'SHH Uruduul'r Uylmnmium. anrstvnst'lntlv h'umh-Hmum-IL Uprnmny. IHQ'J; l'mn-rsity HawI. Philomphy HHII Polin- gtagy. 1892; rlliT I'sih' l lf1 1'. 'Fhooluglkk IHEIil uml HEM: t:Ul- tingl'n. 'l'l1euiug'j'. 1k Seminary Iirt'klulm 15:15; .L3I.. Cnrtlmgc L'nlk'gc, IHUH: DJI. Midland L'Irurgtu 19I2: LiH'. IL Witlvnlu-rg Fullvgt'. HP : Prufvsmr uf English liihh' iII'III Hcligiuus Hdllviltiun. Frlrtlnlgl' t'ollrgr. 1929 ENDHH VUUIJ. GENEVIEVE. B5. fnxfruwfor i'u Pa'pw Urgmu. Pimm. PuHFr Nr'hnnl Mush: Gradualtvti From St, Fluud Stah- 'IX'aIrlwlx-C Fullcjle. 192?; Bit. L'nin-rhity of A IIH'MJhI. 1925!: Instructor in Pipe Organ. Piano. and Public School Music. L'urthugc Culh-ge, 1929- - thy: NIKANDEIL VILJU K.. .LB., .LM. -Jrriny Profwmrr uf PM'nmehy, .L'IL. Carthalgl- College. 1923: AIL, I'niversity uf Chi- cago, 1929: graduate Rledt'llt. llurrul'd University. 1929- 301; Avtillg Prnft'xsnr ul' Philusuphy, till'tllilgv Coilegv, l93ll-31. K. H: EVJEN, .HJHX 0H .3.31-. Phil. D.'l'll. Pruff'a'xm' Hf I'M'fnxnphy 0f Hixfm'y. .LB.. Augsburg: lTollt-gzo. 12-595; graduate .Xugnhnrg Sem- inary. 13.03: $31.. PILI'L, I'nirersit-x' uf Leipzig, ISJIPB: D. I TIL, Cartlmgu Collvgc, 1923.: Professor of Phiiusulrluy of History. fnrthugc Cullrgr, 1:130- '.'. 511-. .. ,- v- . .ELIZCT;;?E4E-;-. .4 33--.. : e. I 9 3 2 KW WEJSFT y...- ..- .-:;a:-.m Hi 1WENTT SIX 11m; 33.2293 7:74?- 77w RAMBLER '-44T7-S?-;Eff;3vx'-:!:WH. . -H. 32:2, r + .-4.- 4g Er 4: - i . ,1. w 1'? IF? rd 5. l l x i. .-. 7:1 FISH. .m'rm'u 1-1.. .x.l;.. Bu, .ml. Ir .J . . 3;; flixh'rrrhn' 1' Publir Sprinting. W AJ'L. lit'ltlit C'Ullt'gt'. 1908: 13.0.. ,L'rnlluutc utndc-nt, Ilur- r:- 4 WIN. IHIin-rsillx'. I909; Pittsburgh Conservatory ul- Musk: 5;;- J- IEIII-IZ: 15.0., Vllit'an 'l'lu'olnnit'ul Sl-Inimlry. IFJIH: LIL, '5' .IY11 l'niVI' ih' of Chicago, I918; Instruc'tnr in lJuIIIir Spt'ilk- 14' lg! J'Ilg'. fslrtlluu'v Cullegv. IEJHU iL.;, l'l x. x2 w L. Ill y' -.I l?! Iil'PPliL, MA 131. ,LB. -..'l' L. fmh'ur'rur Eu Phyxir-uf Kdur-rm'mi fm- li'mm'n. j? l' .J KJL L'Alrtllztgv College. 19:21; Fhimgo Normal Svhrml F91 $.61 nf Physiml Etlumtinn, 1924-625: graduate student, Culnmhin Lu! 5? I'nivursily, summt'rx 1025! and NIB : Instructor in Physical i'! Etllu'atiml for Women, Carthage Culiege. 1925-27. man m p... 4i :H Student Laboratory Assistants +1 FLEX 31 AN, RUM L' N D Biology. E h . r I F BHRHENICE, I.l l'Hl .R jam. FIH'M ix! I-gr. Kl: r MHAZETEFKE I932 WWKCET-izxm TWENTV-SEVEN W YE: RAMBLER Waamg; PATUN. .l EA N E 'Iw mix r r3; ONCK EN, 31 ILDH Ii D f'hmuix-HIJ; SPISE-IIRNH. FRANCIS IC'Iuer'sg'J-y RUHWHR. ARTHUR FF! 0 m is u' r3; PL I 1'C.XM P, ROGER ffhrmis! J'y WY Ali E. MA Ii Y lnhmu .I'xh'lrj ERICKSUN, E. 1i. i'ht'mixh'y M E 1i KLE, PA L'L f'hr'nu'xfr-q ....r..N.:a-.:- :E 1932 Wwdrz-jfix - 7:74;; 313. A . c 43:77 .?::. .r:. 4.- JI. ,L-rvr -.:E:'E'5ZE::P.. - 1?. x .. 2.7.1:: 5:: r er 8 iililAYlt'lx'S, .10!le r'hmnish'y GIBSON. Ulifllib'l'i E'Mamislry 1'2151'11 21.1 .RR. HLVEH f'hyxh'x FEHG YSUN. H ICLEN Hinfuiuy ALLISON. ELYA Hiuhlyy THEDER BI'IC K. HAZEL 85010.:va MON '1' ENS EN. R l'TI-l B iufuyir; DXMHIHR. EVELYN Bqunyy TWENTLNENE 4.4-? .32: lb; WEE 73w RAMBLER 3?: 7a-:. MA... :gmx... H :1 -a:zm Ar 1., mu :0... Amh. wrm ad noun... H0 w Mm d 0 J! a 1: n m r' u: tn tauds 8 . lhthMHHMHHAWWDmWImWT1....Numwmmwmgmm , . i r. 425' -A- .W Q. 2 355:: I93 n H w ..., a v 7 m H .. u...,HvH1T.Hn?e.11.1 .. . . .. .la. t. 1 5.111 HI. I. In! ?Milllr Erin -I: -III Ill. . I I Ill I I t :s rlllll..l1t!11111:11i:! t Flllli 1! I.l! . Iil II III 73:11 a: 572: R A M B L E R 4:7 '14:? ,4, 15:43? .rJ .r 14H 23 Mg M ti: 15 Ff :- 3- 3134'. . 4.1.3:; .1 E: T? H'nunrr Rnhwcr liI-rycnctrnlu r I;l 1'! '53:? 1 m Nil 1- K11 s - Cl U V e emor ass LLI LU muslt'l-Lns 333; . PrmFrh'n! ...................... ..1'1I't:r:M-; VVAle-zlt :Lf l'irt'-inith'nf .AJH'HI'R Hm-in'mt IA: :S'r'rrr'frn'y-T'rt'rmurrr .uu. K1,m'r;.'s'rr:rm-:n :'W ..-.I l'mk-l' Hu- ublt- Imult-Hhil: 0f President Eugene sztgllcr. who now for four f3; years ihlh' guided nul' dustinit's on our way Through 5011001. WC HIL- Class 01' '31. W are Imu' passing Ulll' lust IniIL-shmt- in our sojourn uf ULI'HHIgC College. And if k is indeed wiHl rugl'cf' tllul' WC L'UillL' to realize thuf our student days hun- zlrc 50 R'- 'CT. a 4 nearly finislu-tl. Ar; 1 I'mhlllvn way lmt'k in Hu- fnll Hf YT. WL' 911101111 thL'SL' IJt-lm'etl porturs in hL-wiltlL-I'mL-nf. but with n :ll-tL-rminzli'inn to find uursolws. Silu'v thu Spirit Of progress was Innrking nvnl'ly L-rm'y school activity Hint ymlr1flw til'ivt- 901n- plotvtl and H10 fnnmus mllcgu choir and hand m'g:lnizwl--wo. hm. fL-H 'rho urgu fur prug'l'rss. winning lhu annual L'lusas scrap, but we wort: not 50 fol'humh: ill the scrap of wits. Tllv .uvcoml yvnr We found ourselves more completely. Losing Hm 5!: up In the oncoming Frnsh. m: immwlintoly procvvdcd to h'nunce them roundly in dobufe. Am! 11y this: lime We Were Illalking our mark in all lines of ncfix'ify: elfll- W r. . :th- :KAA LE IL-tics. music. varsity dclmtm druumfics and all the other assucintud branches. H But uviflwr did We ft'n'g-L-f our sclmlau'ship merits. :3; W'iHI our Junior year we were full steam ahead , :LIKL although dimin- L islwd in mmnlu-l's. we had incrcusorl in spirit. lng'ztlty. and activity. I... Now all this: is nearly IHlt-irit'tl. 1V0 halve soon definite mutm'iztl progruss at our Alum Mutm- in fhv completion of our magniiicent new Field House. and WC sincerely hope Hlatf nur influences have matched the over-fm'wm'd frond 0f Carl'hv ago Cnllvgv. And :15 wv finally pass from these beloved halls of our Alma Filni'rn Ulll' lust hope is that 511v can he :15. proud of us :15 we are 11f 1101'. .'I , .er- r . THIRTYVDHE THIRTT-TWO RAMBLER ?'m q '3-;EK r - 3.x? ,HJJS'UN, ELYA i Fusarf. .r 0rungm'illv. HI. . .hiul Huh 3, -l: Slnlulun Anistnnl in :W'WMJ' 4: HUIIH' qumnics Huh 4: h-Ia IIL'Irl '.L'l:l. BECKER, Itlt'llARD I If w'Hn'r! I'y Prim'l-tun, III. H'iIh-nhurg falh-yr; L'nEn'I-sity ul' Illinrri-ii nuum- rhm'r 4. name LI'IIuru-m- 4: Ih-tu Hem llcru'. Than I'i BERHI'INKE. LIHI'HHN Ll-Hm III f'a'n'mr.m .r lhuumx inzurd 3 4: l'm'lcim'nn Stuff 3. 4: III: m-sa Mrmugvr afri'u-I'fc-ru'1m -l: Stmlcnl A5- 4 m in Chclnislrp 3. 4: Thcm L'hi lh-hu -; Prnirlrn: mm 4: Smith.- Alqm. 1314255. 5AM t'h sun's: rgr Football 3: :Klphn Kappa Pi. 11intnn. vat Virginia IHRDEHBHCK. HAZEL Plul'tu'iuv. 13. Br'm'uuy Studrn: Voluntur land 1. EL 3. 4'. Von Litumry Sociay 1. 3. J. 4: Sucrumry ihirl 3. 4. lluln Hem lh-In. l'AIiIIl'IJN, GRIL-HJHNE fnrthugu, Ill. Hhrru'j' El Firmllu Cash'qum 2, 1,- H' .L .-L .3 . 4: Hum: Economics Uluh I: Ih-m Kappa. UKTLIN. INJBERT Cuff. m FJH'N YUSS Lih-rnr' qocicty f; Cuchu Choir 3. 4:; Aasinlimt Mun ur ihid 4: foilu-m- Quznlnlrn- .L -l: llamas! nirl 4', VnIc-p. X'crmn 3. ' t'qu;,u'ml End? 2, 3. 4: Alpha Kappa I'i. Decatur, Ill. CRAXS'I'UX. CRYSTAL Hixrm'll' IkDIIVL'I'Qity ul' Illinois. Kl'WiIJIPP, III. :. ay..m$t .-, m.tww T.munn W 71w RAM BLERWEE DAVIS. HLYSAIHTI'II Ml. Sh-I-Iing. 111. I'L'nm'a'sh HI l'iI'rlIlo i':hlrll:ll1l. .3; i'oHl-Jll' l'-.'u1:1 1. .3. i. l: t'ullvuu i'hnir 3: IinnuJ-n Hum'rl .1; H. A, A, -I; l'aa!!.wa'.m Hmff 4: Ih-m Iirln Iirlrl. U XVIH. 'l l'llCIJ'IA Frll'thngr, Ill. Hl'mlr'y JCI I'Errulu t'nsh-Hrmu 3. '5; Rmmjru I'mhrrl .1: lnIrr-Somriu- t'nnncil 3, 4: I-lum-- ICUIH- IIIIlilh i'lul: -I: 1rt:l Hdll'l-l. DICI'I'IIIJJFF, FARI. I'hlrrzu-d, Ill. fir-Ihmy I'nlh'gr I'Iml'r l, 3: Y. 3 f. .L tllhinrl 1', Truck 3, 4: lh-tn I'm'ld Hun; Sndln: AII'IIJI. IJL'NKHR. EDNA i'hicalg'u, IIL firmh'xh t'hiruuu Nnrmrnl: Y. A. .L 1: Stullum Vulnnlm'rr 4'. Umcnn I'M: Iintn Krnulm. ERICKSUN. Ii. R. Fell'tlmgv. III. l'hrml'm'y Anguslzmu t'ullru : Enlirgv 1.1m! 3; lWJIh-m llrcln-stm 5, l; t'ml flunir 3. J: cutmlunt .hsinuun in t'hunn'sn-y '5; Then fhi lk'hn. FERGUSON, IIEIJ'JIX Anlln. I'I. Ih'rafnyy HImh-nl Arznintnnl in IEic-lngg l. 2. 3. J: V 4. LEu-mry 5061-13' 31.111111 V.nhin.uh'm .'.' ll'wr'icnl Hui: .5. Ilmln: I'Tvnnum'ru. Huh 4; Huum- Prussih'nt -I.- W. A. .. -F: Ih-tu l'wLil 'u'tn. FLEXMAX. HUMl'ND CIliL'ilgn. HI. Ifr'I-J'Hgf-l' Vu-ap' Lih-rrn'y anirty 1, .. .. ihhl .3; tnulh-pu Fhr-ir 1. 3: Y 31 I: 'lIuh-ut k'nhlntu-r 11;.n-l l. - 1 K Simlrnl Axsi-dnnl in IlioEo . '55 . . -l siml Flnh j. 4'. Hum 15mm Iicm: Ahuhu I'i. -, l' K ii-ulllm UIUUI'S, II'XHRY HIXUH. Ill. t'J'n'miJfrv Theta Chi Dulul. J m .I THHITY-THREE 71m RAMBLEREaiZR -x . n... 11.5.2- A.?. it t UUEHHIL FWIHH'ZNVH Burlington. In. i'l'um. I-'i , .L l. 3. .3. -I: Vf. .L .K. Hnnt'd 3, l: Viv: IH'n-aiull-nl ilrid 3: l'I'c-xith-III ihid Y. .V. A. t'uhim-t 3. '0'an 'x'vrri .L 1.: Tr -iunr -l: ' .1 Huh :1. 4; '-I'l'Rb-lr uh ilmi -l; H: m Vumnn'In-r; Illll. - Claus 'I'nu-un'rrI Uhi Ih'lLi Hnmm. UHUNHMEYHH. MAILIUIHIC Quim'y. III. .iI-rrfn'mnh'm RI t'irruln t'nxh-Ilrum 3. J. 4; Ihumrk Ilnna'xl J; I'nHRgH'rHJ Srulf .i. Www--- UHYHN. HAROLD MilwunIu-r. Wis. .Und'ymr Ir..rJ.'I4JHIHJ.'.t - an'nrliLI lHIIva'. Milu'mlkm'L Mflrtmlh Llunrtrnr 3. I: lnllruv thnn- j, -l: tulh-gv hint : :4Ifn'.'..u'em SIM? 3. I: lillln' Nuns 3'. .Vuh P. Vz'h-I'n 4: Srullu- .Hrph. HARTRR. DOROTHY i'nrthilflv. III. t ham? .: H'. .K. .L J. 3. 1'. Iinln- Null; .1; Flnssicnl IJJuh 3. 4'. I'uclrn Ilrtu lirtu. Ill STE X. LYN A N 'lH-nnoxsov, Ill. Hr'Jr-Iry litmllmll 1. l. 3. 4: liml'r Nun; 5; Theta Tau Siynm. IlERSI'H. PAUL East St. Louis. 111. PH H. trophy 'irrulo f'uxtcllnno 1'. l'oHrgn'un 5-1th I. ' '1' Hmiuu .5. -I: HAMItL'EH limu'tl 4: Fruithnll L CUHr-gu . tL-rnwly L'uuncil 3. . Vanity - Follcgc Bnml 1, -, 1. 4; Cullum- 2. .3; St I m Yoluntn'r Band 1. 2. 3. 4: l'rcsirlcnt ih -l: Ymcs l,iu-mry So- vir ' 1. 3. ., 4: km Hula Hem: Pi Kappa Dvllu: Alplm Kappa Pi. HILL. DAVID Cartlmgt', III. i'a'n'mr'nr-v . 5111:11le Awidhnt in fhumi-ztry 1, 2, 1: l' trlu 34m:- 3; H'ulx'sun Vrrcin 3. 4: Inirr '- trrnlly i'ouncil 3. 4: Y. M. C. .L Cnh'ulct 4; 'Hu'ld 1m: Sigma KLHY EXHTE L'H ICU. UK N L Qllim'y, I11. ,1!nh'h'lmn':'.'i lnslrncmr in K'uurln'inrl lnslrunu-ms 1, 4: Linllu-gc UWI. 1. 2. 3. 4; lhnulltmstcr i : l.lir1-vmr ihiul 4: Fullcm' Urt'lu'slril l. IJin-rtur llf Fn 'mhlr 4: t'urh-qirm 5-! . -: Busiuuss M . CV of R.xVHLF.R 3: Library lencil 3. 4; Prcs'ulrm ilrid 4: Fruihm'n- Suplmmuu- Ilrlnm' .2: Vnrsily .Huimlr 3, J. -l: El t'irculo I'nhlcllnno l. 3. 3. -I-; Pru'sitlcnt illlrl 4: Y. 31. C. Czllainct 4: Trcunurnr 0f s... 3: lkcrumr:.'1'fn-:n.nnrL-rm' t'hle-e 4: Inicr- ' l'rumuil . 4; Pi Kappa Ilvll:l: 'l n eurvr ihill 3: I'n-sML-nl Ihizl 4: TIIL'L'I i'lli 1km. Sntlhr Alruh. UJ-Laba THIHTI'vFOUN m 7;... RAMBLERFZ; miqaawm l; .4 .4. 2'21 f. F' r. l!. IUMIESH. LYDIA rurunw. Ill. .33; um...- ;;.-.....m.x.-.. '1 Hulllllm'u IIHIIHiN l'xlrlh NUI'IIKII. .Vdilwurl 7 VI'I't'I-II i: Ilmlu- Hrunlmlim IIIHIJ 3. I: I'l'lrw'l- if l11'11l Huh! 1; h-IJ llz-Irn .Iirlzl. LI .2. liL'liTTl. llllJ'JA 'l'rllnnllnhliu, Mich. I'J'rm'h anni I'nlluucu IInIIt-ru-L', lliclliurm: L'uircr- .klly ul lllnum: Hulx-xun Yvn-in 4. J.VND, VLAHHNFH Minneapolis, Minn. Vulll'gr Yhml' l, J. 3. 4; Pnhllvhy Millhelgl'l' Hem: 0L: ,' Uiru-Iur '1': 1in : IJirL'Clnr Fresh- ' Ildmu- 4', Vom IJLlfr i'znl Fluh 3. 4: Y. M. L. 'an-Al'rv-Jdunl HIM J. 1 3. -l: RAMIHJLI: lhuu'd .1: l'n-xhlunl Mininrnrll HlutIn-m l'uunril; L'ollcuu lh't'Iu-Mrrl', Hmllh- .Urph. J: . . 2'. 1- ;.--;;:-..... ..4..-.-.1'E. C..J ML'E'UNNELL, NELLIE Carthslgr. lll. .Uurh'r'u Lullynagxt's JSI filrulu Cush-Hmm l. 3. .1. 4: llmmnlic Uluh 1. 3. .i, l: EIIH'Q Nous 3: H'. A, .L I. 3. .5. 4: HARIIIIJik Ilmml 3: f'r-Hnm'uu Stuff 3. 4; . Hx'lfl Kilmm. '3': L5,: I MHEKEH, SARAH Vt'urs'uu'. 111. f3. Iingm'm -'-. Ilium.- Economics Clulu '3' 3. H H Cirrulo Cunlcllnnu 2, 5; Y, HI If. .X. CnlJinL-L 1': Lulu Hem 15cm. -:. IHL-i. .33? MVELLER. 1.1. 11'11311? Gll'n Ellyn. III. PIIHHJI'JNJJ' R-mnwu lhmnl l. 3: Frlegrxr'nJr Staff 2. 5: lIIlc-rl nlrmily fmnu'il 3. 4: Y. Al. F. . :I'lhim-f. Prenithul iln'rl -I: Tunui-z 3: TIh-m ,. 'I. . SEC-f '..'..-'...-!:--- OEI .lx'lfl. OTTO F rlut'l'sllurg. 1:1. Eat ' Yusu- Literary . Cth-yu- Ilsmtl ':u'I1L-r:.' f'nH -. f'nl'hgu'rm Stnn' -. . .2. J. 4: 13mm Major 3. 5... m7 VT? .7' .3'. car . . OMEN. 1 .1'.!T.XNOIi Carthage. I . 1.; i'frrmia'fry 5' .V: 1 Vm'viu 'J. - l. Rpcrcinrg- ilm! 3. 4', 1. 7. K. 1. 3'. .Y. . . A. .. . Rnlmmn Imnrll: III 1. uRornrily meml: Frcnlnndu. Snplnmmrc. illlll Junior 5Chnl:lr51lip5; 'I'ilcm Uli lJrIIn: Pi Phi Nu. . 'i. -:L i. g... ..:b;; ' . :33. I 932 : Hp... .. THIRTT-FIVE . .mhhy-... .............. mm .. ,-.-: -QEENF2 qua :- .9! - x. i-vl-E-.M'- .L-n-u, YHIRTY-III w c RAMBLERWWJLEE UNFKHN. MILDRED Hilll'djl'L'Yilll'. III. I .I'n'mr'xfly Y. H'. V. l. VuIIiIu-l J. R, -I; E'n-p-Mvul ihitl 3. -I: H'EIIL gm Vcrcin I. -. 3. - V' 'rlirrslr xh'nl Hml .i: i'rIHruhnr 3'31 ' . .3, 3' -.5: H'. A. A. litulnl L 4: Hltulvm .Ksnixmn: in Hn-nnxta'g .E. 1: 'l'hvtn t'hl Hrltu. PALMER. I'ZS'HIICR Curthngr. HI. hru'u l-IithEI'JLI thlll J; H' ,L .L l. J, J, J, PA'I'UN. JEAN llillshnm. III. E 'hrnl .I'xn'y Slmlr l Ynhmlu'r Ilul I l. 3. .5; Y, H'. t'. .L Fn'lmn-l I. .1. .1: i'ull t'hnir .3. 3: Elm I11'IH Eim'rrnmvnr Hurlvlmy l1Hl'l'-5hl':lr!-'3' t'nuncil J. J. 4: Suuh-n: As ml in lCIn-nny lrp' L -l: RA 1::.l-.I: Ilnnnl 3: lh-u Iictnz t hi ilg-lm Kappa. PLJXNZ SYLVIA 1 :Il'p'u, N. Dali. Ifuu -. Irhyd Vcrrirl E. 3. J. J; l'uHrgu'uu Start .3: Lumm' Iiuusm-k 3. Iil'll'. lillul'H Call'HmlL'fku Ill. Him- r3.- I'll L'I'n'ulIJ lnhltllflllfl Ilonnl 3: Library E'uun ' .. in Furtlaunu 3: Imrr-Snrnr y four. 1 l.' IJipIrInul in Dr- -.:.'m 4: lJmL-uu Phi; I'i I'hi Nu. .1; linslm-zl: RUIIVI'ER. ARTHUR Clinton, In. t .I'r.'ar.'r.n'a1' t-TI'IIL'LTP i'huir I: ICmrL' Xnux Xi H': 'J'ruh-rnhy L'ul . uv-IH' Inlrm Ln; 4: lh'ln I'u'tn Ih-m: TilL'Ln lilli Ik'IIa: Lilluhlln Sip.- nul Iizmpu. fabilu'yl. V 2 5' fun - SJ'l'IiI'L MARTHA Rockford. Ill. ff. f'J H llx' -: Ycrcm 3. 3. 4: Ilnmu litonnmirs i'lu'lu 2. 34 -l: 'l'rvuxnn'r ihiIJ 2; Vitr-I'I'L' ' i' - im'd 1. 4; t nn.-g.- mm: 3, .1, Umrga 1'I1i; Ch. Delta Kappa. SL'IIEIDHH. Ii l'TH IA'IIEI. 111. t 1:13-5:13; Enlrr X'mn 3' i'lan'irrnl i'lnl: 3. 4: Y. V C A. I'nin'nul ; Einnlc I'lrunnmiru Clulu 4; 1:13 Udn Jlxtil. :5 . 71:: RAMBLER HHANKS. l.l'lTLVI1'A vi'rlrlhugr. 1H. ;:'.m.r;..-L- I'LI l'irt'nln Ulnrrfinnn .J', Izmn- .Vrulh 5: irm lh-lrn Wm. I 2i: f i ., 1. r PIE N A HILH'LIS. JOHN DixmL HJ. H Iln'm'J' Vila.- I.i1rr.n'.r Sncirty 1'. l'Inwimi VIM: I'. Pruunn Numb Hull -I: Lumluln Mgmrl liumm. 4? .-x . SI'INIIIHNI'I. FRANFIH 1.1-Im. 1H. 1 JJrIurl'xtlr-l' I'r-H'x'rmm .91an 4: RMIHIJ'R Ihmrrl .3. 3: Hmr :Irnl Airin'tunl in i'hrm'ndry -I; Smlilc Ahizlw. SHWAH'FL, HOWARD Furtlmge. IIL Biology I51 Fil'rlllo fflslvllnnu 3, 4: iix-ln 151-13 Hvtll. VIAGNI'ZH. El'UI'INI-Z D1rrnpm't. ISL E'hc'ml'a'f IT 15trfal1mll I. .2. 3. 4'. Frmmin ih'r-l 1: hall i. K 3. 4; 'l'riuk ' k ' 2. 3. -l- SImh-nr Cnmiril j. 3. - L. 5. : :m Fhi JJt-llu', l..'nnh:l:1 Si 1 WEIHIQU'FFEN. RUHEIfr Chit'ngju. III, .UL-xr'l' FWIHI' Iunl'nr FHHL'ILU': fnllr-zx- i'hnir 2. 1: Cullum- Qllnru-ltr 3: H Firvuh: t'.1:-tL-H;I11II J. 3. 4; AllJln Kappa Pi. KL'MH'I'HIN, RAY Ellim'ille, 111. I'hr'mmf-h-r th ' ' Yrrg'in l. l 3. 4: inirh-m i'lsi-l 5. Vollv Flmlr l. 3. ; t'nllvgu 91:111ch 2. 3, w; xm l,in-mry .uu 'L-ny 1. 2 Virr-Pru-L llcut ihitl 3 Mncum'l: Qzlurlrtrr 4: Vin- I'n-.-'.i1lL-nl L 5.- 3. Stmlum LJhr t'uuntil 4; Asstlriflh' lit ilmr Rummy: 3: E'u.'-.'..I.-..'u SIJIFE 3: hudllu Muph. BIIATMA N. I .liNOli 1:1 .Uusnl. NI'ZI'I'iAV'Jili. 'WILSUN Liht'l'h'. Hi. Iima'r'xf: H'AUHR. .HHIN Mt. Cnrmn'l. Ill. thu Ir FHIJIILlH I. 3. 3. IHIR'lT-SEVEN '- WWW m 7E g R AM 13 LE RWEE? J? . i iii. .45- JTC. -.'.'. Agaawv? : 335L- x a Campux fair and I'mifdiugx sMh-l'y, Lads from rwr'y xidt'y 1HlRTY-EIGHT WHEE e RAMBLERK' Em rHie Junior Class OFFICERS .......................... an' XVAM: .......... BlH-IXA l'mzu ,UAIHLHEET Um: Pa'm-r'ri'rn! I'h'r-PJ'M'EIH'Hf AS't'r'rrmry-Trr'm-r:rr'i' ............. 'Knm-k 1'11! black, knock 't-m Muc. XTL-H't- the Class nf '32. This ycll from the NithIiIICE-i has pullt-d our class lenugh mam' :1 skirmish mul lml'tlu. In 1:38 WU cznm- f-n Curflmgc College as insignificant Fl't'slllllvll. hul' mm' with three yours 0f toil and struggle hchilul us. We 11am;- J'isL-n ft; the place nf dignifiot'l llPliL'F-L'IEKSSIIIQII. H't- 1mm: rim-n :lhm't- class syrups and tire l'ushos only to fill H10 gap ch by this yc-zu-E Seniors. In every activity of campus life and vspcciully in utr- sily :lHlIL'lit'H we have shtm'od our stl't-ngth. HT am- proud To claim mm 01' our midsl us Hu- most valuable football player in tlu- HLH'HC Nintteolf' ulnng with ullwr worthy Junior ilflllL'l'Ch. Then: is hardly an organization ml Hm 'umlnm in which H'L' Juniors lmvv nul' hlkun an active pzlri. H'e have worked hard in mul-iv Htis hunk flu- mosf lasting symbul of our :u-unmnlirilmwnta and We are proud of if. XVt- lmvc spcnl thrm- 0f HIL- happimt nm'l must eventful years of our lives her at tlmn' old U C. alml now wv IlilVO hut mm more Iiiiloshnw to pass: before rvnvhing cmr 'Ehcula skin goal . HTL- are proud f0 claim Czn'tllugc Fullt'ge :15 nur Alum Mater :uul v.1- hnlu? 511v is us proud to claim us. THIR'lY-NINE .4...- ...'-.;. : --.- -.; Ha...- .....................- .... FORT? .- 73c RAMBIER iameaaguz BAX'ITIH. RONALD T'JH- hm! suFrHr-r rrmrm: from Him plum. i'urillatmu III. IHCRNH ARM. HAROLD .llllll'xlltlru. Ill. .Hrrxf H. Iraz'r-x n acrmum. IEINUJMAX. .LHHI'X Qllillt'y. Ill. Ltruyh mm' wr'H eryh rm'Hr yrm. HOLLIS. IEHRUTHY quwui. Ill. Tn Fu- rff'l'rfrurf in H quiz ? N'Hy Tim! is my aim from day to day. llUl'IKl'UN. ROBERT ,IH' gra'md 3mm mw rh'ru! rum. I mu um' f't'r'h'uy :c'r'h' lH-UNPH'. Muywmul. lil. FA I .l .l IIAN. 11A HULD Rut-kfurd, Ill. r'hirf J'anfrrrr! Wua-fudfrm mu! :1 yrm! My Ham . ISRANIJON, HUYJL Nix mev in rnrr-rm! by Ms yrurlifiu. Carthage, 11L l'UFFMAN. GLENN ' Polo. Ill. Lorre: Farr! maria! rt Hum. 4:. .,:- . r-::1.3-?;:; . .- 1.12:5:334ftrx. 1, ,. :44: 7 3 RAM BLERE'EJCZWM-Hzgwfgg : .4 f: H K l'UHUIit JV I'L Ii l'SHHIJ. llmniltun. Illk Hr prrff'm f'anmgrrr m .Urmmrmm: 7w 7cm nn'r r it'hyl IJI'IIHIAMMEH. MARIE Imfuyl-tlr. Ilul. AU-rmir- ix :c'rH mid m hp Hm xpm-rh uf mum s. DHHIHNU. VIOLET t'hit'ug'n. III. .I t'hr-r'rfu! hr'm'f mm? M wring; wmulfmr- rmrr rfuPHf yum! fifrr nu'n'fvim'. EISFI'ZI.I.HH, ICLVHR C'Iuldu'ir-k. III. Um' scarihy WNIUJ' -rmd r1 yrmu' mH'. ELLEHIH'SCH. H I'ZNHY Quincy. Ill. 0w fw'r-Imirrzr! ,m'rrm'xr, UOI'IJL FR ANKLIN WK'uI-snw. 11L 3H; H'urn'x r-mw Handy. Lm' Hwy J'mz'w nwrh it-wiyfif. HANKENHUN. HOMER Huck Falls. lll. H'unor Es fu'a'r'w'rsx: bh'xxwt! in: II! 10hr: pusxr'xxlh'r Nur'h H H't'rmllrt'. IIEIJ'I. DONALD ltm'u City, 1:1. Th. Nirt'n Hf er-uhm'! Hm ! FCRTY-ONE FOHTLTWO 72,8 R AMBLEREEEEEEEWEK IlII.l.. liUHAlJND Vurthztgv, IN. I .w'm! :qu hr'm't P fr! HH'P; n?! ma; fir'ru'f Fae in mg; .uinlrriuy. IIUHNI'ZIL ELSA Slltl't'r. HI. Sh:- is' n Im'ri'ui' uf' aH .r-nm'ir'xlu. HILENFRIAIL FliI-Zl'l Milwuukw. W15. I I'Hh' :g'iH: Hip hrdxhlr-xx mrmngrrr- HIM: HH' Fraihllqt' Ford. KIF'ITHR1 YER NON Um' f'nh'r'gxm rde' mmr nhcwys fun of frm. Mrh'upulis. 111. LA N DWER H. C! H R I JCS :lilgzin. 11!. .HF ru't' imf nmhh-nx HHIJ WNW fm'r' hair. LVNDYALL. IIILDHED Rm'kfnrtL III. Pry. wixdmu. joy. r'z-rryrhiny mm :MHI . Sim Imx HM : af' pins :1 pFr'nsrln! xm-ifw. M .VFSUN. BUY A FHHIrH'uf srhohrr. and Hip maxlt'rk' lnum, BvrtrumL Nt-hr. Mlilililll'l. PAUL Ll-Im. lII. .Ntv knuu'x maxi who xpr'riL'N ININ- 1x :-: f3. f1: 1! 7 .L av . -.i':?.h.. .Lo- W124 ZEEE;;; 77w R AMBLERtgFax-TT IN? .':.-cziiw.J-4-. 41-4 Jada r 1:; 1'11 F?! r? 111 1 33' .L'J 51 11 ff! NHI'J'IANN. MANY LUFISH 1-. .511 'I'url'hug'l'. III. M 1w 1;. .1' 111.1111 11f hunks: 1's 1-1111 HIP glory mar! ' A17 Fh-nxm-p of 111-1.; HJI'r, flan 2:11 iii 11 ' - NH'IIUI.XS. IiOliHli'l' Springfield, Ill. Hum 111'! I my: 11' um .wrr' .1' :JmH 1'1. yr'Mr! .vmmh day. U4 If: H NURDSIFK. 11.11'1. 111-:11111111111-11. 111. if: .kf. Uh. J'mn' 1' Hip .vr1rm'1'1fla; 51111.1! W wag; UUIIL MAIU.J.XIiH'l' L'nirn. lII. IIW UH fuz'w n 1111111111 MN. 'T-x. . 1L5? mtg: 7. 05TH 1C! I. 11151 .l-IN Cat rtlmgv. III. .Ym' I'Im'n'. Hur xfrjf. unr shru'f, nm' .FHH. RIM r'i it'r un'ufjh'ny Hf HUI!!! r11 UV I'll! DI HR, UEURGF. liznt'im'. 'Wis. I hath: h; xfiwrk f 111111113117!an PRATT. GEORGE Eric. IIL Nix humaim'xx ix mnmlm'urm 1T'Jmf'x H right. Hrqunirjy H- M7515? PIHI'TF KIIIK USER Prim'vhm. 111. HM err-B: 11111111315; Him UH HHm-n- for :N' HM 1' L11 I I 1-. Eva rfJ l-: 51,. '92; 5-; 1' . 54 2115.? FORTY-THREE TA: RAMBLER Eaginsldi FOR'I'r-FOIJR W I932 xwr HICEDI'ZR. MARY 1.1' i'm'flmgv. III. Hrr E'rry .J'm-J Imam mnm'r m: .vhr- mmtw up Hr. .vrrtjr'x. HEN VJL'. WJHNIQTA llnmilhm. Ill. Hur- of H1. mu?! imhmrrfrmx Nun. NHH 5hr Ir: lumpy mm: in MM n'ar-J'. lilHUIIMANN. RULAND East St Louis. Ill. Jud oh. how .1 for. m xh'rpl RHETH. WINSTON l'hirng'n. Ill Hr lnfraa.vr-x r':'ma mepn', HCIIL'L'I'Z. DALE lhwkfuz'tl, III. . HAT bhnuh: hath 5C1 ll'IIFL FRI: D liukanrul. 11!. Nubian; ix Her f'unrlmw f'iH-wn P'u' FEFFET. MIIDR ED Cu rtlmgv, NJ, .-I mm'rr'mr' Hfr for me. H'l'IHEWAIKl', liI'Tf-I Srilislnul'g. N. C. It may u'm h'uv. bu! I doubt it Jib. T5??? -: -7.- 1. . 14r'T-' WA 4. .2f w???i- 395$;EB r '11-:- ...x. ' 525:? 13-- - V13 . -134 17m RAMBLER mmmpma 'r' ' x b: ah? E35. 5 .h,':; --.K- 'J'lil'Z'I'S. It 015 EHT l'IiIlr-dgl-villv. III. .J' meH s'um'fr HHIIL'EK a yum! firm T1JMFIILLASHN. HULLIN LnUr-usxc, VCin'. .1 mm: 2:!an rn hix .whtm! ?t'mufr Minis .u'mf rnrwfh no! for fmmrhz fn'mufx. . F ,., m A rghL-af: .-,.. a. 2; SEE I'HHH. BRENA St Louis, MIL Lg; .n' HHfr' body u'm'r': nffrin Imrhur n 31'er .GJ t'hmwr'lwr. ,V IT ,2? TOLKMAR, GEORGE Beul'tlstmvll, IIL fr'r'm'wu NH: jifU:--dit-!rrfrw.' VCVHH. MARY Hillsboro. III. IHMJMI Our Prr-xin'rnrf Vnmrx-u Hm Hm hrmi Him. n'rvnrs Nu: rruu'm WUUU. DE! .t ?R ES Mnnkutu. ll inn. Ju h'nH:--I do IrJz-w Haw sound of Mg; :c'm'd'x. VI'Y lx' t'HTSK I, I I HUN A Ii U Chicago, III. HrHiny :qu firm! xhrn'wf rr'm'xn'l' barhm' rm'. VA 1.1 HRUN. WAYNE Carthage. III. HORST. PliHS'l'UN llzlmiltun. Ill. ICl-ITRI.5P.N, IIAH VEY Clinton. Ia. FORTV-FIVE 9: W1 'N1 75;; k: W888: RAMBLER -3m8r358358g I; N ! 1 I i 1 r; j l,1 I w H, r w j. HEIR'TH year when days of autumn Tn Um fim'ds Fffffrfl. ..-f.: 1...: Java:- .55.. 1 ; .- 3:23;;E 1932 mm - 5- :Wm FORTY-Sm H? ??ie RAMBLER T Jatii$m J ET. ..., .,-....,. '.'x.- ..-.,... ..,.- x 5.-.;- i . aA-:-..:x; Y LA J -.- .r 6+ . . H'rislumrn t'JHu-rlwin lIuFfI'it-h T119 Sophomore C1855 012'131v1cns 57; ; P'i'f-YJHIM? ................................................'l'uEunmu: XVmslmTq'EX L7 Vir-r-Prc'xirh'uf BHH O'r-rrznmux up Sr'r'rm'argJI'rvnsHrt'r ..i'!l 33x IIELFun'l-I :I The Class of 33, the 6WVm'lczlgsi Feli:' -Cst group of mm and wmm-n. with only sixty percent of 0111' Ul'iginal number, returned t0 Carthage College. 1 tn buck uur College in all things. 2 t0 Iwomofe our organization ta 111011- and i . hotter deeds. and $30 To 0011110011st wch'uuw u new group to :1 now lifv. VVifh our Ul'ilrimll motto. 1'1 WVC'H'O 215 Tough me we czm b0. Vt91'o Hie class of ,3 3.5, I on our wurl'imds lips. WC conquered the Freshmen in Hu- mmuul 'Tiru Rush . -.I 1L HM Although we lost the debate. m- cm'tuinly are proud of nm- sclmlau's who ha? . , . , . II have by Hwn- mental murlt immune 111:?1111101'23 at so mung; diflort'nf organizations 1' 41: L .. . 7 ..-.--FA 0n Hm cmulnm H't- hm'v n rigllf h: In: proud 01' tlLll' athletes Who llilVP 50 :Lhiy lmckl-d all :r': . . L . . elfhlot'iL-s. . . . . . . . ??t' ETC cannot forgot f0 pnuso um thmnnhsts tor ku' hm- part In llDllIlllg 10 H make the dramatic 011111 Hm lmlaulur urganizzd'ion it has hccmuv. .75. 3; One of our lumaf original and best liked events: was Hm WFronsm-o Hunt f..- v.14 and Wstcak fry which cemented fricndships L'luscr tugan-r. May I'llcse frivnd- .gfu. ships lmth in our class mid outsidu ever be rcmembmrctl and cherished and may I x X our school m-cr stamd :15 high in our cstinmtiml us if does in our hL-iu'ts. C' FORTr-SEVEN 4-. -.. .- ':1 --u-..-. FORTI-EIGHT Q L K I -' - - - - -.-,- .Ct-f-ii-i. Jim RAMBLERMJXami? NO DJ M AYE'IALLEMAN'R 11A RULD F:IrInl-rsInn-;L In. My nnnm ix .s-m'w H mrmlhfrd. buf- .' mm'r mind fmmy I'U'vnt'hy. BATH: H'AIJH'ZR Burnsislv. Ill. HTHHVX in n mLmt'K TI'HH it'ffr't'h :i'r' Wrmhf r'aH H mm 3-3; Hf!!! othrr mmu- term!!! HmrH us Nlt'r'P-F. BAX'I'I'ZH. LUl'lh' Carthage. IIL H. Ex Jnx! Hm uni!!! hm? ll'hrm, mrrm'v nm-w X'urirx. BLACK. PAHXWAIZD Dallas City. IIL Jud hr mu play; fan?! :chH upon Hr. flurry BRUSH, S'IIl-ZIJJON Ilullns i'ify. 1H. llhf' IC'UF'fIh 0f I'I HNLH fIIIFPEHirlrS H'HUH hi5 r'hnrm'hu: BliliCII'l', ROMA Quincy, Ill. .Hl: ix .r'mp'uiu. mmfcxl. and shy. BLT'KALUU, H'Ali REX Dixun, 111. U'Hr-rmuv hark to our fair?! BI'SH, DERRICK Quincy, 111. . In ctH-rmmd miifcfr! :1, .N 'Fr -11 2: gyfgfg G Ff 4. hi '4; gzrzgw :3ng 97m RAMBLERaJwE-Hwa wmgia 4? .- 4 F14..- M +19: ,5 w F1: 3 Canlxmx. ltrssmu, Cslrtlulgt', III. L: W, ,Um'h 35fo I'm .mid If arr nurM a'rvrrr! his .- 1 mind. IL'UAI'SHR. JAMES B'lr-tmpulim 111, GM King; Walk! l'Ui'KINU, 1i HNNITI'I'I Erie, III. Quin mm; m-rv mf Hmm mrm! xua'prixinyt. FOX, HUVE'XHD ELLIH L'artlmgv. HI. Ft?! run! Ijnnyf VI'LK I N. DOIHJ'I'l-IY farthagv, Ill. Haring; In aHmm' rhmsr-x harm: me xv. DAMEIEIL EVELYX Kent. Ill. Ax frmy Hm, Hit Hurry rm Nu: sud. EDWAR DS. X IHV ELI. Carthage. I H. Kunwfrn'yr ix 'umcn'. FISHEIL KENNETH Kl-vnslmrg. llI. Thom must drxrl'l'r'nlr; raf prrdsr rm'rJ hum! aim ! H. r2: 31:73-32 12.73... '. - ' . . FOaTT-NINE Ah.......-......H...... .Tt-E'ra. ...-...'.'.. th-mc RAMRLERaaa-a 1 .- 1 N1 : H1 .1;- He r1 LU. r:. 5V1 PWlEEMl'TH. JOHN Chicago, Ill. Ll: l'. Ewr xhuP-irmx mu! Inrhuxfl'ftlrlx F. I I Ell. E1 ? UI'IIAYK'KS. .iUllN Mt. lel'ull. I . IN. A Thaw who know du rm! spark, U $ Lil. II N 92$ Ell I LJIZL'TH a umsux. Gl-ZUHGH xmnm. 111. L: .u'n fmwnfur mm H. mr'r-huuir'. ? l I 6 x LiIllXD'lK ROBERT Nuchnszl, l . A xrlmhrr run? a n'rbrn'r'r. 1312' GOET'L, H'IQSIJCY Fond du Lac, Wis: War more Jun: Fr? f0 .vm'k? Hr: J'mx fomm' r: :c'ifp, . A! H AMM ER. LENA A rt-nm'illc, III. Il'fwm'rt ia- My immiuirf? Hmh Haj; mi! fyf'l' hunks runwmncd Hm midnight 0H? l I .X R DY. .VI A RU l.' Eli ITF. limt'nc. Ill, .Hic'rryx Hiring. m'wr Iryhim Makes a high! um! r'hr'r'rfuf rimm. I I ELPR IL' I l. S l'SA N Fa rtlmgr, I ll. Nmm'yhr .wi'n'm-x i1: .er hair and hm' hmrr. f? m RAM BLERe'EJaErjf-ga; IIL'M Pi lli HY, ROBERT Hamilton, NJ. Hathuim'xx it no mm m Hum of m'ixiar. II l 'Nl'l K Iii. .Hi'l'l iL'R Iml'mmlpulis, Iml, Nmmam run! q-MM in mmmm'. KN L'DSEN, K HNN Ii'l'll Cilivugu. 111. J Hffc' Il'urtl' I'M m: xx?! fur MW. LUNIHSERU. MARIZ'I'S .Vlahun City. la. The xprrmi rfmnmrf LUNDYALL. EVELYN Hurkfunl, III. A mm'rffm iNm INN! ymmn m'! l-Vumax mm? wim- t'nr'h rfrmxamrffx hrm'f, MALEL', FRANK Glen Ellyn. Ill. Hing away Narrow. r'mvf array r-m'r'. MEN'JEHI.. HAZEL Mt. t'zu-ml-l. UL TIJH'F'K mrHu'nlrj Eu HIV N0 gnarl hip; huff xix n hriyrhr HIM. girl trim a jnH-r; hwyh. M EYE R, J HA N Hamilton. 11!. Mgr Imprx arr rm! NH I'rufiu-rl. hm I rtf- ii'n-yx hri'ur'. F'lF'erGNE 1! q-q-g-l. Mi.- FIFTI'VTWO q..:-,-.- 7?: I L: 5..., 42- l'l ILKIfZ. FXJ'HRTX N liau'ino, Vim Frankly xpr'uL'r'ngL xJ'H' ix t-Hgmfrrd. MUH'I'ENSRN. IHTII i'hiongu. 1'1. U'hy hurry! 'J'IH-rt'Tf he Hm. nfh'u' rill! n'rrm'. M YNSUN. .XNTH L' R t'arthugv. Ill. Hih'nm' ix affwn mow! rihaqwui Hum iu'm'rfn'. XAYI .I IN. SA M F lil. Furtlmge, III. .-I' rfifiyr-n! .s-z-J'mlmn but am! :L'thur N'- :cm'o'. NORDSIL'K, KATHARINE Irving, Ill. .Urrakmaws ix rmr u'wrkmvxx. UPPERBEIX. RI'TII Chicago, Ill. Thou arr! mr'h' term? in Hm art of gig- yiiug:. PCRPI'S. WILLIAM Quincy, Ill. meisfmir'c zc'inx Hm rrmz. HERDER, WA YNL'Z Curthugt, 111. GM?! mmJ nmmif. - x-Fafg .ww C mm? 5'95 Iil'll', MELVIN i'nrlhngt'. III. TIMI JH'NI filings xnmr'lfhmq-r rmmg In xan rlfff'g' !!!i'5. HUE'I'H. .U..BEH'I' Ewmhtun, Ill. P'HH of fun. I'm. mrm-r pings NH it'uriu' ix Iftmt'. 5'31ll'lfJ'J': MARJORIE iilgim III. HHmu'e in a Mn'f ru'u', SELLS. ARDATII Fcrrix, Ill. 1 th nrrnhI Hir-Iijr rd! happy Nkr- rnrf SII.H.'l.l:-i', EVELYN Dixnm Ill. Thm'w m'r' fun mmiy linkr'x hi Hf. far mr. S ICA FUAR D. DE JHOTH Y l'hicalgu. III. Happy mu 1: frnm ran? Tm frag Way nrrn'! Hwy H r'nnhrufmr' film Huff SMITH, IlL'UIl Calrl'lmgv. 11!. K12 kmm'x zc'hrd's iu'hrr! and Far not afraid 10 x03; if. SPAID. JUIIN Chicago. Ill. J'u mm bvyumi FrJrMy. .' 1.2.2:: Hr ? '- .'c.'$; 31 4, I F: 'hw- 1L1.- rum- EmEagc RAMBLERrE '-::i--Eg I' . IN l'. V-T 'FIiNl'IAFIb'F. .XliIJGNI . Ln Pruiriv. 111. E WM: a May! HM Hui mnmr ufwrlw :ll.-.il r-J'mnyi'ng mid uhc-cqn: WIN: a man in H. .:I THinNBER, WANDA LI'EIC Frrris. III. I Him fun am? 1' h'kw jnkr': 21me 0:: 1m?! ax mos! foikx. THFLIX. JAMES UriquIti, 1:1, . I ?! IN! Nmn' nfrwr rru'iril'r. I'F K ES. EIEIIF Carthage, 1- Fm'fmw nmL-N aHozn'mir'r fur Hmm- zvhu um Hwia' hauls. VALEN'I'I N E R, PAVI. Celltraliu, Ill. Eu'ur'rth'ma begins rt ymrHann. thmwwrrrfrm cmnyirfr'x him. VARE, JESSIE I'Iiils'llm'n, Ill. Uh. Hume fifth Hlinys in Hip! WEISKOT'J'I'IN, TIIEODOH H Chicago. 111. Young; ff'HU'l-Js xvii? I'M: yo-rmg fcffurx'x. XVE NUT, PER W I N M ilwml kt-o, VHS. l'un HUM Lump a fraud man down. . .,-v.-,-.'lx:i-'-. -,-. FIFTY FDUR RA M BLE RKEizzdwEm'g? -. m . 9.51;: X . IL? 3,, x I 1.; I IUWLA ND. CL'A R l .ETUN Ilm-kford, 11!. Tu mr'. JUI'r' is thm' Umn fauna 9 9 HUM I'IIR HY, H IC'J I ARD I Iamilton, Ill. Qufrhwm ix brat. SOEBENSON, HARVEY Metropulis. Ill. Am? Mm. ho play htmkvh'mnf YUEUK 19.11. CI A R R NC 1?. Chadwick, Ill. In a quid mnu- lhcrr! arr .wpi'rmm points of ff-l'f'f'tll'fflt't'. KABLE. .II'SI'IN Mt. Mnrris, Ill. '- - -. -.v--xx H. -:-.'-.'-.'t- ... FIFTY-FIVE ;'I-.: EH .- Wu R AM BLER :nggEiEHSnE: EEEE 4 At.- v 1 ,EIEEE ELivp frlrwer, Carthage Cofh'ge! Grrm'hmg all your ckggrs. n 331E .E...E. ' 7:17.; 16:- $3.. - 'VFH. - 2 E f I x FIFT'I'ISIX 2a 7h RAMBLEReHEWWJ Knlll Carrulimrs lions The Freshman C1855 OFFICERS Prr'xirhwf Put KMIL I,i-f'cwun'aith'nf Jnns PARRI'THERH SM1 chrvai'casuHT ..............................-.........-.Bl-L.YF1EIFl-L Doxs Thu: Class nf 53-! has spent mic happy your in Cztl'fhugv 01111ch: a your filled with new life, now surroundings, amt! now friends a Iwan' never to be for- gnHCII. The old Saying that iSch- JUI days are Imppy days 51in holds fl'uc and especially college days. TIN class has L'tlnh'ilmfod its share of utlllch's. social lcmlurrg scholars. chm'ns, and lovers, and promises u hotter showing next your with Hm found .- fiuns of oxlmricnco and friendship laid this your. The 501,115: wore the Virfm'sa 0f the tire rush but the dL-buh: cup bears the ,3-14 numerals. slunving who was the superior in mental uhilify. The Class at Hmos has shown :1 Sumewhnf 90L'k x' spirit. 1111f +110, upper- L'lassmcn are assured Hmt all was dune in a friendly attitude and 01113: with the spirit of :ulvonhn'e. Although some of the boys paid dearly, WI: feel sure they have pl'ovcn chmseh'os to 110 sports. 80 all in all i'llcru are just at few things which should be considered. Did the class put Carthage uppermost in Hloir minds. hm'e Hwy made themselves better men and wmnen for having how :1 Curthuginiun, and can Call-ngo be proud of the Class CUHL-cfiYL-Ty and individually? If su, HIL' mission 0f file Class of 3-! has 119sz fulfilled thus far. The l'onmining thing is to build our structure of True Farthugiuiun Deeds 50 that it may stand out as :L illigllfy tower to guide on now and yuungcr nwmlmrs of HM: College. FlFTY-SEV N 11c RAMBLER -LE;A:-::aEE2:32T-g: I i 5 . I ' : I 3:. 1 III i Fill . L'K: . :l' . I'-r-i : l. .i E I BAMBURUUUH. HELEN .T' ' P010. 111. hr. 'Lr' BARNARD. N'lI.I.IAM :1 Ft'l'ris. 111. i . I 1.0.. HEIS'NANUHIL .10le i'f. Mmlrm'. Vi'llH. '-. 151.0051, .KIiL'IIIIt'. Burlington. Ia. BR UN 1C F352 VIOLA Burlington. IEI. BR UNTJ EX. M A RGA RET Hurx'el. III. lal'vax, wusmu L'iu-m, 1n. 1 .2453 1. ,- 151.. R XS, CI'I ESTER Eric, III. E B 1' HG US. EDWAR D Burling'tun. 1a. . .91' C A R R I l'IIlili 5. JA M HS Glen Ellyn, 11L CIIAPM AN, EDITH Hamilton, 111. CHRISTY. M AR K Minneapolis, Minn. BANNER, RE'I'II Marinettc, Vn'is. DENNIS. ROBERT Rockford. Ill. DEN'I'UN, I L . R RIET Carthage, III. ' . .. . .-. . . 1932 WEE$Wx FIFTY'EIGHT I' 9'22 RAMBLERiEz DIXON. .Hi'l'A-JFNE XVnslIingtrm, III. DUNS. BEATRICE Burlington, Isl. EDWA RDB. STA NLEY Quincy, Ill. PJINIIAI'S, JUIIN Quincy. 11L ENGEIJ M It D'l'. LOU IS 51mm , Wis. m: me, mu EN null, 111. FELIHI HIM Ell, .T A CK Pittsburgh, Plfllll. FITCH, MARY Carthage, Ill. FRAZER. VIRGINI A t'nrthagv. III. UAHLE. GEORGE Rm-ky Buy, Mont. G ALLO WA Y, KEN N ETII Carthage. Ill. GOYIJII, 0R ES grgvrygiw - qurzw Vnrsuw, 111. U R A Y, GUN DUN 'Wm'suw, lli. U R A M P P. K ATI'I RYN Princeton. III. GRIFFITHS, BHI'I..HI Pnntmmuu Ill. Ea? 1:25. 555$ hing '932 FlFYY-NINE I ll ..:,$5:1. ,-. :r' -4 ; .i-VEEEEEf ' C4 1,; - .2. -n;3ar3 Th: RAMBLER-aasaiii' V354; , . SIXTY HA BI BICIXPUN. J. H. lit-Illiuk. 1:1. HARRIS. HILI'IY Basra. Ill. HA W IL CHAR I .EH liriv. III, I'LHVICINS. 1.0l'ISI . Humillun. Ill. HAY 1C R. LEO Carthugv. Ill. .IA ll 19.5. HVUNN St'illtn, I . JOHNSON. I .I'DWIG liuckfurd. III. JONES. R L'TI I Lumalx. Ill. JUNE CHARLES Buwt-n. Ill. RAUL, PAI'I. t'zmldvn. Ind. KILYE 1h FER N 1'; Nuplvs, Ill. lx' 1M B R OI'UI-I, ROI A N D Cartflzngl', IlL RUFF. GRE'ITH l'lN I-lmniltnm 1 . LA XTI, BER N A RD Bruulilyn, III. LA NTZ, 1i VA limnklyn, UL 6:3 I932 nggisgmi L11 337:5 3'. x 73:; ?. 355i. :EELEEJEL J 75 .. 5h ; ox. - '-r' .-.'1F 4.4 J. Q.: L l ,. . i I .r M K IA H15 EN. H I'lIiTl 1'1 linrlinylun, LIL'I l'l'ENS'l'EIN, Ii l l'l I Muniy, M :U ' BHTI l. Ii .Yl'I-I R YN Hillslnm'n, MA H TI N. 1'3 L'U I'ZN l . Htm'un, MARIO! .F. VI RU i N I A Nam nu, Md't ILLOBL Ii V35 ELI. 1 t-I'rls. M HY HR, OPU. Brurthluwn. MYERS, ELZHE Bushm-II, MILLER. JUIJANNA Dallas City. MOODY, CHAR LES Fillmore, M00 Ii 15, RU li ERT Rust'oo. MUN HISUN. CARI . Ctlhlszl, M UPTZCK L? S. 11 A LC TO N I9. Bntvsvillc. Iml. 31 If NEON, FR A SC 15 Carthage. XI'ESI. 31 A H IELISE Now York, N. Y. Ill. T'z'fiw RAMBLERAZEHMH 525W 1? IV ?i- g. ILI. x2 ii: ,m '.-.; Li r.- L5 .. ' :1 . EL. . :r. ..5g '1- , 32$? 4:55.; H355- :5. KW 13 n.3, . - .51- M :- bL-e. SliTY-OME mum .13: RAM BLER :23 Mz-Lfcaaaai;:;33a;$- :+.:.J-.5L7r::- -' 4:: .H h 'r ,-u-- 7 ,- N W SilTT-IWO O'lJEl.I.. AMELIA -I I Farina, III. ULIJSH. HALDENE Momlnm I OMHR. MAN Y furthugv. Ill. PII'IPI'IR. UAHULINH Lrun, Ill. PRUX. H'AIINITA Nintzn lIL Pl'liDL'NI. JOHN Uh-n Ellyn. III. IilBli ENLING li'hin'ug'n. Ill. ROBINSON. HELEN t'nrthugv, III, liUPTIT-I, LUI'ISH lirum-tnn, Ill. IiOllIJ'S, MAE Davenport, In. RUTH. RICHARD IT, Milwalukcv, Vis. IN G liUl'Sl'l. JOHN !:. l'miril' L'ifj'. IN. . bi; L I E.MYI'HUFF, GILBERT Ti? Lituhlivltl. III. m; I-j SALISBURY, ENID Fr... Ulrtlmgzv. III. git . SATIU'I. Ali'H-lVli KT. Rut'lcfurll, 1H. . .. H I': H ECJ ll I 3EMTEE'35F C9??? - dea- 7:49. RAMBLER 2: hT'llHIJu RIFHAHD Polo, Ill. SUIIH'K. FIUiDEHICIC Ll Dixon. III. IV: SEH'I'UN. lHitilN-UD IauU l'iUIKl', III. L 1'4 SIIA VEH. M A ROAR HT Miliirtlgl-ville, Ill. -, 4:31-???- SH .UNI .. R .XY UIHI Ellyn, 11L E. SIMMS. RI'SSEIJ. Car, 9? ! Quincy. Ill. .l SKINNEI'L IVA N ll'zu'thitgh 11!. T -, J .'.-c. SLAVENS. X'l'.XYN 15 Bushnell, Ill. SJIITII. IIARHY .0. ?.F'r 'r ' r- A 5W. . Cuntnn, Ill. 4.. LE ?E'T SH'A NSON. Fll AN KLIN Chicago, Ill. $3.7 ' ... - swmm, mm '1 PerriS, 111. $1 1 STEINm-I'K. JEANl-ZTTH 4 Quincy. 111. ll life W. 'T '!. STL'KFq MURI'ZNA Deul'tlxiuwn. III. r . J WA le' EH. M ILDH ED l-lutuiltnn. III. J7; H'AL'FJSRS. lH'ZlJrZN Ml. L'JII'Im-L lll. hr-a r ' ' , .': ' . ' 7-14 mwr$ : . 'I;.:M,::g-EE .W-m.$ -H -. L-ad 1-. SIITV-THREE SIX'lY-FOUR WA Ii 1'3. HLH'HR Butler. III. VH FFFHNZ ELI 1A BETH Cul'thalgr. I . VWILCUX. AR'I'HI'R Huhvnt'. III. JUNE. PHILIP Quincy. IIL Fllis'l' Smnm'rlnl SnI-llmmm: VCILSON, MAI'RICE Mt. Plummt. In. INKUSS. CLARA Vursnu'. 11L WOOD. CAR HULL Augusta. Illk TEETS, UIiUliU F. BIiIh-dgeville, Ill. TYLEIL WILLARD Carthage, IIIK BUL'I'UN. 'l'lil'lSS'I.Eli C'hicngn. Ill. YER H .X RU, ED W AH D chtrnptllise. Ill. IIEE HEN. 11 A li'l'IX Newton. 1:1. Suphmuu1'e- 1'1nrolled Semud Scnwiitcr ICARLIK. LIHBY L'hit'zlgu, IIL LUNG, HAROLD Flintun, LL R L'NYUN. ICLI'LAB ETII Curtlmgc, Ill. . r'f'. SIITY-SlX rd rm HAMMER -r- ' Prof. H. lIanke Mrs. llzmke Norton Umlcrwuml Klrycnh'tcubrcr Ruedur Ellcrhusch The ConserOatory An excellent college is always well balanced in its activities. There must he in- tellectual pursuit, athletics and lastly there must be the cultural development of the student which will mean so much to him when he enters the great field of life. A major division of cultural education is ably filled by music. Few people realize the importance and the great part that music plays in the life of mankind. Music is the: expression of men's.- souls and the weary man's rest and joy. W'e are fortunate at Carthage College in having a conservatory of Music with its retpective positions filled by talented men and women. In all colleges and uni- versities you will find that whcrc they have a conservatory of Music. that will he the high spot of the college. Carthage Collegc is nu t'xCC'PtiDl'l. The music department is responsible for our various outstanding musical organizations: and for the many beautiful and talented programs of tho. year. Our College A Cappella Choir. well known in several states, the cnllegc Quartet, the Band College Orchestra and the various music recitals that add much color and spirit to the college lift: of thu m'ur- age student, all these splendid organizations must be accredited to PI'UflEE-ih'or Hankc. the head of the department, and his uhlc arisiistants. Thus we sec tllt: important place that music occupies in tht: life of Carthage Col- lege, not only spreading her name. fnr and wide. but providing somr'thing fur the students of the college, vital and ncccsmury fur a wcll-hulunccrl educated American youth. W? 1932 Wa-h:h.:::xggaa?3:wgwg 7...... .TTP--.. . hf 723 R AMBLERQEXEEiSEEZEEgEEQ MI ti: I I I '31 31 ' I Lca. Ii 1 II k u '3 1'51' iu- I I '1 n -.'.I r I...- l W 1'! 'f' T01: Raw.- 0. hvnnu I-Zricksum Iilunm. Fcldhz-inwr. III-lm, Srnlnn. Suullwff, lhlrnl't-ltl, llcckcr. Rubs. r34 Ih-rulmrsl, Avu'Imllcnumh Zl'll'nhtk'il'l. 2nd Row: Lund. Tylcr. HLhulEn, Lilnl'r, Ynlknmr. Kuhn, linhlc, Eilurhusch, I'icprr. Mnrzolf. i'irnhn. liucknluu. 3rd Row: Hilkc, Ithu-nsh-In, Sntru, Hclfrich, Darring. Tulllncff. Rnclh. Mcntzcl, H'hittcn. Utturhcin. flmpmnn, Dons. From Row: J Vq'aru. Salisbury, H'ullqri Jh-rlnumm-r, Mn: Ilankc, L'mlurwnonl. CHUEI', Rcutur, 17! er Maclurlh. l'ruf. lldllkt'. hiruror '22-55: College Choir !; The 1930-31 season of hil. Cumwllu Choir finds furty-eight singers bringing HIP glorious . message of song and Carthage College to an annual audience of thousands in the Middle VI'ERt ?1; This fourth season. several pre-tour converts. the Easter tour of fifteen evening Ptll'ltffrtei. ser- ,1 eral post-four uppearaIK'e-shis the heritage from previous organizations which have huilded the reputation of sum: at Carthage College. The prrspnt Choir strives to maintain and to ad- 3 vunt'l' rut higher the standards set as ex'irlum'od by these Iarief quotathms from critics whor- 95-: over the Choir has appeared: 7; UFur advanu-d in the perfection of :I caplu'lln singing. E' ' I'Iu-I'e is u L'I-rtuin spiriiuuL :Iwe-inspiring quality difficult to descrilw. L'- An organization that is. $0 gtmd it rt'ceiws culls for return engagements. ll 0110 of tht' must hculltiful vxumples of Song in my expl'rivnt'e. . 1 . r 3 Prof. Elmer l-lnnlm, Directur P.I'LRhi3351..I. Mr. Erling Balm. Manager Mrs, Elmer Hank's. Asas't Din-ctnr and Soluist First Sopranos: Mrs. Hanks. Metric Derhzmmwr, ViuIl-t Dnering, Susan Helfrith. Cuthryne Milka, Enid Salisbury, .K rlclw 'l'OIllmt'ff. Sccnnd Sopranos: I'h'u l,imtz. Ruth l,iclltvrII-itein. Martha Sntre. Marjorie Schultz, Helen H'ultcrs, .lt hr Ware. First Altos: Virginia Jlarznlt Hum-I Mrntz-el, Mary Hmer. Louise Iinetln Brena: Char. Elimln lIetII hvllittoh. Second Altos: Edith t'lmplmln. Beatrice Dona Kathryn MIu-lu-th. Ruth Ottvrhein. Caroline Picpvr. Mary 1. lit'mlrr, Grm-vicvc Lhmlvrwnudk First Tenors: Archie Blnmn, llnlwrt Catlin, E. R. Erit-ksun. llugilmhl Sestun. VI'iIlzlul Tyler, Olivvr Vfure. Sccmul Trnurs: Jut'li Fcldlacimcr. Gvurgp Galvlo. Donald llt-Im. Clarence LIII'IIL Guurgt- Ynlkmnr. First 13mm - VIVIlrrl-II Buckulom llul'nlll AVc Lullummlt. Harnhl Urulnh Gillwrt Suutlme. Second 1L1 liirlmrll lh't'kvr. Ilurnltl Bcrnimrd. Henry Elirrhusvh. Frml IhlenfcltL Er- M ling Rnhc. Ray Zumstcin. l3: L- SIXTYISEVEN 2-1-9. ' 77m RAMBLER.MEW-W NW . . . h 3N -t -. - - Khvyanulrulmr, Suntlmff llurch. llucknlnu. Shiny. U. tlouhi. Brlwarrlr. l'uriaus. An: 'Lallcn 'n:. R. Tu :. 'c n. Slrm'y. Ulwr. litatk tirllhl 3' . Davis, U'Dcll. Hihmn. Kupln, licnnison Fhristyt Brecht. Urllc. Uvrrxliut. Jh-rnlmrtl. Wamlmrg College Band This 'rrur the Cullegt- Baml rxpt'rit'lu'ml its first 'vvalr muh'r t'mnplcto student. Control. Prof. Hzmkc, fl'eling that ho had no suHicil-nf amount of timv in which to do justive to the hand, rvsignvd nml sldmncrd Curl lilq'cnstmllmr frum Bundmustcr to full tinw Director. Added intPrI-st in hand Work this your made it pnwilall- to select n larger hand than in HIV preceding year. Gilbert SaulthoH', n. ncwtunwr. admirably filled the position of Drum Major h-ft vacant Just your hy Louis Schmidt's witl'sdl'uwnl from school. As usual the f'l'imsnn Band uplmnrvcl at all the :lthletir events.- ut hump. and M the? alumni. 'l'hu: first of tht'st' lnttl-r appearances was :11: Canton. Missouri. 0n October 115', when f'ulrtlr-Sturkton u-iehmtvd its IInml-coming The second :Jcrurn-d tho following week when fhl- Band and the rust of the student I-mly journeyed to Burlington. Imvn. to nttvlul thv Font- hzlll Dny t't'Ichratiun lhcrv. The iiIIaII trip tuuk the hand lu Bushnell to aid in n ht-nefit fuuthall galmt' in that city. Tho Band was nrry much in evident? during: the huskrtlmi! scumn. playing Put all home gamut; Eilld the Illinois State Svctiunul High Schuul 'l'uul'mmwnt at tho comm un of tho regu- lar SI-usmfs schululc. Pt'rllups tllv Innst nutstunding pt'rfnmmnm- uf Hll' year was that um IIumecmning, .Inmmry Hi. 1931, whrn tht' Baud gave in spct'inl luringrnlu of its uwu prior tn the game and Hum kept the enthusiasm of the Crowd pitched t0 the highest key during the galm' through the llltiljllln uf the school stings. Spring: zlttivitirs of the Band t'tlllKlSit'll in the annual I'mu'vrt and thy rl'gulnr sz-rirs of lawn L'um-vrth- tvrmimlting iII thus l'mnluvnrrnIL'Iit Dily cunrcrl EIIHI proceasilm. During 1110 past your the Band organization Wm; TI the halluls 0f '1';an chfn'lnnstt'ulwrt president; Bram: Uht'r. secretary; and Elysuht-th Davin :mrl Gilhrrt Sautlmff IiI-r;.ri;.lw. As has; IN'l'Il tlu- mm- in former years. much Credit is Llut- tht- Baml fur the part it played in uplifting Ult' school spirit. Em-I: suct'L-uling year 11' Buml has grnwn in number and in artistic ability, and pruslam'ts fur the 193171932 srnsun art: rvcn hrightcr tham those of thc past. SlXTT-EIGHT I932 WW 1 E11 1 H! E :i' L; il E'. if x u Zulnstcin H'uru: t'rlllin Hmktr lillcrluhch C .2. curt r?.w 2- 1 College Quartet 'T .- -T Trh All colleges and unircraitivs haw their various organizations of which they :ll't' proud and which do much for their name and for spreading thczir farm: far and wide. The. College Quartet server; just such :1 purpose for Carthage College. This is the second yuzlr for this organization and it has rnpildy grown under the: able direction 0f Professor Hankc. Thu quartet in called togctllcr curly in the fall and an claborutc program. ar- ranged by Prof. Hanks. is prepared for the cxtcnsirc tour that the: Quartet makes m-cr Southcrn Illinois. in tl'lC early part of Ductmbcr. During this tour the group appears before scvcral thousand lwoplv. giving evening concertri and also giving short programs in the various high schools where: they sing. A half hourls program also was givun oncl- radio station lVC'BS. on tht: Hotel St. Nicholas in Springfield. I Illinois. iii A Micond tour has bcvn made in thc ncm'by L'mmtitts prt-stmting prugrams in tht' , diHcrt-nt high schools. They also furnish music for lmnqllets :md otlmr social func- tions of the. year and t0 the public via uirt through the Superior Broadcasting sta- tion at Carthagu Thu pvrsunm-ltOliu-r Ware. lest tcnnr. 0f Hillsboru; Robert Catlin. 2nd tcnor. nf IJvcntur; Ray Zumstt-in. huritunc. 01' Canton; Richard Becker. bases. of Prinm'ton: with Henry Ellerhusch of Quincy ms pianist. They are all mcmbL'Is 0f the Collrgc Choir and gin: thv collage additional publicity during tlw Eahtcr tour of tlir Choir by singing; in high schools en route. The Quartrt 11:15 mrt with popular favor cn-rywhul'e and with thcir red mats and whitI: Hzmnels and their many plea'iing mt-ludicx they are a group that Cnrtlmgt' Collcgu can well In.- proud of. W:?n r 1:; L;- M! ,r QWWE l 932 mm SlKTY-NINE '- .' . 74+ . Tm f-ani- I 'f'af iEfr-i ?EE-Ewir? Hnnku. Ruwlcr. Rcu, Dunkcr. L'hcr. 5mm. UlulrrWuml . Sliruwull, Utterbcin. Sclmltx. 'l'cnhzlcl'f. llurlmmmcr. Millie. llourum Omega Phi OFFICERS President ..................................................... ........ MARY LL' BEEDER I'icr-President .................................................. JIARTHA SA'rm: Secretary ............................................................. ....BRENA UnEn Tr'eawrrr ...... . ................................ Hr'nr OTTERBEIN Omega Phi, the professional music sorority of Carthage Collage came. into cx- istence in 1928 through the efforts of those interested in the professional field of musical study. The somriur each year arranges concerts of various artists as well as unusual programs given by its own members. The. First presentation this year was ScenEs Pittorcsqucs do. 1:: ElusiquH. given in the Little Theatre of the Carthage College Field House. By sponsoring concerts of this, sort. and in many otlm- ways, the or- ganization upholds the standards of music in Carthage College and helps to further musical interests whenever possible. The sorority is increasing both in membership and interest, bringing classcr togtthrr those interested in music. Membership is based on Scholarship in general as well as in music. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Marguerite Jacks Lillie Iimmerlin Laurene Fisht'r Trihoulet Grmldinc Brandon Dorothy Frame T'llaine Mc'lidmns Mayhrlle Hammond Virginia l't'hh Dorothy Grafton Williams N EV? .VI HM BER 5 Ruth Rt'u .Xrlt'nu Tenhzwff Cnthrync Millet: PLEDGES Eva Lantz Rvmm Jaunuh Pl-l'l'liONESS'ES Mrs, V. Urr Mrs. 11'. A. Piel Mrs. Jacob Dichl Mrs. C. B. Nt-wcmncr Flml'c r Tru H 05c Cultur5 Pink and Silrvr SEVENTr 1932 WK ' :'?F-L5Ifi::M-E?z' .ng .414: ' -'.--r - - 1:: 41': v '3 :15? g- 7m . Ln 4::'3:2'.'.E1 41-2; V '::f.-- t 9 VII U W. . .9. . T . E . 9?... any 35.3 ?..- 3Q ..!ml..tlunl. .lm .- u . .. -:::M:::axmx 72.1. RAMBLE :;--1;E:IFKE11.H 71?? 7-13 3.. -..l v-xzi . v1 7; . 1.13.3? -: .; -... .2- - , . .xv-fy 21.11: 1' I 1 12:23:. fir- .1: 3:3:1' ... Knhl Vfrizckotten M. iVar: 1Vuiune1' Hcmlmrnl 213:. 111' The Student Council Ii ,1; OFFICERS 4i Rrpl'rsrntafit'e at large .......................................... HAROLD BERNHARD y Senior Representativr ............................................... EVGESE VKAGNER iii. Junior Ifepre-wnfati'vv .............................................. ..........MARY WERE $3?! Sophomore Reprmmzfatiw..............................T1monoms WEIRHOT-rE-x 1; Frvshman prrmmfatit'v.....,................................ .............. PAl'L K1111. JJ .11 The Student Council was established in 1927. It is .111 organization represent 3?: ing the student body. which 110-0111911th with the Senate in working out student cnm- ii? pus problems. Li Any reforms pertaining to student matters are brought before the Senate by ilk; this organization and 11111: to the broadmindedness 0f the Carthage Collvge Senate ?fi many of these reforms have been adopted in past years. Last ycar through the :1c- in tion of the Student Council and Senate. 1-0111th dances- werc introduced into the 001- Hi! legc social program. m The Countil is made up of the 11:15.9 presidents 111111, :1 replescntutirc :1t lurgv 137.5 01105111 b1 this group. iii 1,1 .1271 m W3- 3 BEWM Eli'ii SEVEIITY- 7W0 ;Ee RAM BLEHEJEE$ZEEZE13 I11 52:14, ' .l. H'm'r. Stirrwall. Pirprr. leihan. Zumilciu. lx'lcyl'nstcuhc! E? -. ...- L-4 YEAH fir 3 .-. Student Library Council 57: l l: FACI'LTY REPRESENTJTIYES ; Miss Pcnnot'k 111'. Hpielman S RN IU H 1i F. P 11 ICSEN TATIV ES Curl chyz-mtcuber Ray Zumstein J UN lUR liliPli ESENTATI VHS Ruth Stircwalt Harold Cnilihan SUPHUMURE HEI'RESEN'IUYFIYE Jessie Wart: FHESIIMAN HEPRI'ESENTATIVF: Carolinc Piepcr Lg: M '?- Thin CounciL composed of nm- reprcscntatirc sleeted from WWII of thc Frmh- man and Sophomore. classes. twu from each of the Junior and Senior t'hlssers. and two mamhurs of the F Iculty Library Committtt was organized in IBM- for the 6x7 press purlnme of setting up effective rules for governing the library. and thc cnforcc- mcnt 0f the mime. Failurc tu obscrvv tIIL' laws formulated by this; Council mums tht- pnymont of a film. 01' t'wu being denied the: 1159 of the library. Rvgular nu-ctinga :lrl- hvld the: first Monday 0f such month, Thu. Council has dLTnlt'll it :ldvisnhlc: tn opcn tllt' library at night tn all students. and is plulsod with tlw numlu-r of stlldt'nth' making use of it at this time: tht' library is upon to tho mr- I sity tlclmtr squad at any time. :1 Dun: to UN: crowded conditions in bath the trading and stuck rooms. the Council Til: findk: its tarsk nut vusy; many timely Huggcritions Imu- lK'Cn vffcctcd through it. w; h; Fr k: I952 3?: 2.13 SEVENTV-THREE - - - 422...... Luml I'luiswnngur Nnyior Uirndl llntty licrsch Chdpiu Kloycustcuhcr Debate Under the direction of Professor M. FM Chupin. the 1931 Carthage College Varsity Dclmtc Squad went into attiun on the questiom Resolved: that the nations adopt a policy of frrse trade. Cnrthagc, debating one of its heaviest schedules in years. was represented hy: Paul Herst'h, Carl Kleyensteuber. Samuel Naylur, John Beiswanger. Clarence 1.11an, Robert Girndt, Walter Batty, mud Roy Matson. The txm first named wore the only lettermen of the eight. The squad was not made up of twu definite teams this year as formerly, hut eac-h mun de- bated both sides of the question, which made fur a brnadcr view of the subject. Also, C011- tmry to precedent. prncticc debates were held llefori' various Parent Teachers' Associations of neighboring communities. and much pleasure was found in nudincc decisions. These two new factors greatly assistt-d in keeping the enthusiasm of the squad at the highest pitch throughout the entire casun. Carthage, as in previous years, was again represented at the Pi Kappa Delta Conference, April 16-18, which was hold at Fultun, Missouri, under the auspices uf H'ostminster College. Although Carthage is the Illinois Gamma Chaptrr of Pi Kappa Delta. it is, however, 11 mem- ber of tho Missouri Province and participated in the Conference in Missmlri. The 1931 schedule was as follows; Jan. liaisquad dehate at Bowen UK T. :Lt Jun. ZIPSquud tlchutt- ut Luliurpe tP. T. AJ Feb. Qiculver-Stoi'ktun at Hamilton Fell. JUsSquad debate at Golden U'. T. AJ Ft-h. 137McKondree :11: Lebanon, Ill. tAffJ Fell. l-Iu-ShLIrtleIT ut Alton, Ill. UUTJ Feb. ngIAIther College. Decorah, Iowa Uleret tNng Fuh. ?IFSqmui tltrhntv ilt Carthage High Schunl FM,- 2FCulver-Stm'kton, Canton. MIL Ulerell tNt'gJ Feta. Ziistt'c'her College, Ogiluu, L'tzlh Glenn tNng Mar. kGrinnell at Dallas City tNng Mm: 9 Squad tlclmtc at Burnside UK T. Ag Mar. 167Iuwn Vlosleyun, Mt. Pleasant. In. Uhlalu Mar. ITsCt-ntrzll CulIr-ge, Pellet. In. Uhl'rel Mar. Isilwnn Cullegv, Oskuluusu. Ia. ttlwrQ Mar. IUsUIJpI-r 1mm University, Fayl-ttc, Isl. Uhurm Mar. 2f: Luthi'r Cullvge. Decurah. Ia. Ullt-TQ Mar. 2lsltnivorsity of Vermont Uwrd Mar. 31-Uuivursity of Oklahoma UWeI'Q Apr. lli-ltisl'i Kappa Delta. tmlrnmucnt at Fultun, Mu. SEVENTT'FOUR -a-.-:o:e..4:--.-.a:4.19 3 2 WWigubixm EYE ; . . - 1: fr: ; '. 77m R AMBLERCEZAEETJ-f :32? F:- 22:32:52.3 L! h I-l . w i H... ?F '2 A4 f -. : Ln? 5 ; ikly .: , .53 hr?- 37?; T .3. 413:2 mi Nnrdnick. liriswnngrr. 0. Meyer. J. Mcyl-r. Fh-xnmn, Mnmly h I E IJvn-nli-L'r. Chzlpin. Runcuu. Jliutlcrhcck. Hunrkr. F. A . A .9. 11 1.. V055 Literary Society h. f' I. President GLuuuL OVERDIER 25' I'ivr-Prcsidcnt .......................................... .. .................... PAI'L HERSCH R? Svcrntary ....... ..............HAZEL anERnEr-K F1 Treasurer ................................................ ..................ARTHL'R HIINEKE .ir x. In the fall of 1923 a group of debatvrs organizcd the V055 Debuting Society in bi honor of Professor V035 who was Professor of Modern Languages in Carthage Col- 3;: chc during tho. year of 1920-21. and who was a man of a very pleasing and sociable .1; personality. The society at first was not a true literary society. :15 only debaters i wore memhors and the program consisted :tlmoat entirely of debates. But it was 4:9: I' ralthcr a department of the. local chapter of Pi Kappa Delta debuting: fraternity. After mu: year of cxistcncv the. members hmadencd their intcn-sts and essay 11f; L-k writing, short story writing, dm-hunutiun and uratinns were givcn a place in the pm- If 3' grams. It was during thc Spring of 1925 that thc socicty hccamc known lay its .p :1 pl'rscnt name, Vows Literary Society. LL' .1 The. society has now seven years of worthwhikr work for its historical huck- L... 3. ground. Tho members of this year proclaim abroad. h'Live on. live on Vow Literary 5: f: Society. m1 han- profitcd by your training in leadership and we desire that the wtu- Eh: L9 dunts that an yet to comc tn our purtals of lmruing may receive. this highly prizrd h training. L? a Our uim .1: :1 mcict'v is t9 dcvclop originality and the latent talents by including lw J' in our programs. dohutva. dcclamntions. essays. 5hort sturicwa, poetry 41nd music- Al- '3' M though the. mumbvrship is; limitml. it has mat touched its; limit this; year. hm: regret !I-' L.E- thnt thum- :m: not nmn- students at Carthage who am- anxiom to take advantagv 0f :2 : T9 thr opportunity that awaits them in Voss Literary Society. the only organization Ix; Hil of its kind on thv campuS. fir! a , : EL: 1' d. 1 VI; ' .d- -.. -. -hwggm ' SEVENTY-FIVE HE E :3 f: E El .o' 5 23a... 73 REST -A lions. Hulfrich. ML-Cnnm-ll. A. Iim-IIL W. RoctlL Iinlnmrr. Jlillcr. Mnc'ln-th Milka. lluntzcl. Vzllcnlincr. Czlrllou. tlmcr Dramatic Club OFFICERS President ....................... Wmsrox ROETII rive-Pwsidmaf ..... SI'SAN HELFRICII St'm'eta-ry , ..................................... Cnuaym: Mum: Treasurer .................................................................. AARON BINUAMON Everything pointed to a great year for the Dramatic Club and in spite of nd- vcrsc conditions, the Dramatic Club did prosper. With tht: advent of the Field Honse. we: rezalizcd an ambition of many years. It had horn the dream of the club to haw: a place other than the Xl'oodbim: and thc Rccrcation Horam t0 prrscnt its plays in. At last we have the stage but lack of finances prevented lth being properly equipped. And so now One of our aims is tlur proper equipping of the ban- stage. Starting the year with only eight old members was :1 handicap. but all eight got together and worked to boost dramatics, with tllt' result that nhnut furty-flvp students signed up to try out. At the last moment the scarlet fever epidemic hit Carthage: and the try-outs were postponed. The presentation 01' the lltry-uut plays was :1 5m:- E855, however. and eight new members were taktm in. Homecoming came and with it the dedication of the new Field IIUUSC. As part of this ceremony we presented twn onu-Lu't plays, :1 tragedy. thn and a comedy, Not Quite. Such A Goose . Both were. a success,- and very well attended. Because. several students interested in Drumatios were quarantim-d with thtr scarlet fever. we decided that it would he no more than fair to give. thcm and any ad- ditionnl people a second chance. A second night for try-outs was obtaincd and six new mcmhcrs were taken in ilt this timt'. Along with this :1 new division 0f the Dra- matic Club Was inaugurated, the. Xt'orkcrs Dramatics. It has had a small hcginning but we. hope: it will continue. and grow in the future. W;W HE I932 SWJLC. $113521 : ' t SEVEN'H'rSII St I-ZNIi Fltllkl 'ijN The Dramatic C'luh contributed :15 its share in the Humwuming celebration thc lirt'ThL'IIt-Eltiilh of two onc-uct plays. Jon and ttNut Quito Such 3 Guest. The HLlCCt-ss of thr plays was due. to the :lhlf. mmching of Mrs. Alicc Ruck Smith. considering thc difficulties; under which they were presented. No duubt there was :1 fwling of dismay in the hearts of the- Hamecomcrs as thuy witnessed for the first time u :lrmnutio production in the nvw Carthage College Field House. for word had hccn spruzld fur and widc that this dream mmc trm was tu wntam :111 thc fitting appointments of :1 little theutttr. The stage was tht-rc. it is true. but it is impoH- siblc tn prcscnt :1 worthy let't'tacle when thv must nuccsaury stage fittings. curtaim ftmtlighta. etct. arc missing. Thu..- Dramatic Club ninvcrtly Iloptn that th:- College- will delay no lungvr in Hccuring these items. Jon't. a tragedy. takes place in a fishing village. tllt' inhabitants of which are :1 very .xupvrstitiuus folk. In the. prologue the grandmother. played by Susan Hel- i'rich. predicts that hur grandson it.- to dit' in twenty years. As the play opens. Myra. Jmfs mother. played by Nt'llir McCunncll. busy with kitchun duties occasionally looks out the door. H'hcn Peter. her husband played by Alhrcrt Ructh. comm in. they discunn tllt' storm and thc pomihility of the arrival of Jim's ship. The. CO'th'l'h'iltiOl'l continua about somc htads that Jun had given to his sweetheart. Null. pluyvd hy Beatrice- Dons. and tth Nun enter; upon the scent- ful- lowI-d by Larry, Jmfs boyhood friend. played by Russell Carlton. Larry accuses Jon of having stolen some mnm-y and intimuth that it prohahly was used to hny the heads. Aftvr :1 much heated discussion. Pcter premiums to repay tllt' money. As thr: second scent opens. Peter and Myra arc alum: in tho Iiiteht-n and Peter is prupzlring t0 gm nut in the storm. wht'n in comes Nun. Myra luu'cs the kitchen and Nun and Peter converse- nbout the theft. A knock ire hoard at tht: door and Pt'ter 011cm; it to admit a group of rillagors who are. hearing Junk bndy. Hi5 ship had Struck :1 reef in the harhma In the midst of :111 the confusion. Larry cm'm-s in and t-nnfrssm thut Jun did not $tr'al any money and that In: had only avenged him of the theft in hupt-H of gaining; Nun's nitration. At the rlusv. Peter is alone with the body nf his mm and hv hrmks down and bcgs forgiveness for hvlit-ring his.- mm guilty of theft. SEVEMTV-SEVEN t, . Jl' Q . .1: . -.. E;EL-. 57:4,? r2 wmfh RAMBLER maxwarjalg N x L11 .1' H. R. Vriskothm T. R uisl;otluII H'. Rm-th Spiullinu' Shawl 5mm Um: Rotter Uncrlmln unrl Carthage Collegian EDITORIAL Editor-in-f'hirf ........................ .. ................................ .. .................. PAI'L T. HERSt'l-l, 31 Associate Editor .............................. .. .......... Blmxn UBRR, ,32 Assistant Editor ....................................................................... RULAXD RIEL'IIMANN, 32 Sports Editor ...................................... . ............................................. VERN'UN KDTTER, ,32 Department Ldiforllmmn CATLIN, '31 REPORTURIAI. Carl chycnstcubcr Frank Malcc John Beiswangcr Glenn CUH'mnn Luna Hummer Delores Hrood Nellie McConnell Beatrice Dom.- Harold Grulm Murgarrt 0gp: Rvpurting as it does news of the college to its studmlts. alumni and friends. the. Cnrtlmgc Collegian fills an im- II J. pnrtunt part in the school program. 'Nu-d .. '1: It urousm interest in school activities: :lthlUtiCH, music. .5 Paul T. Ilrrach . . . . . . . Ed'uor dramatlcs, iorutlsws. etc. It 1.5 :1 means 01 advertmmg om-wa:-.-.:4,:4- 1932 WHEHJSW EJEamm SEVENTi-EIGHT Knudsen Swausnn liciswmwrr Lund Latlul Ilene L'hur I'Inx'lu' Jiln'mn Carthage Collegian DEPARTMENTS Sports ............................................................ Tire Follies .....HDBERT VElsKOTTEN North HaHtHRl-sn AND SMTHOFF Dmhar't IIHH .......................................... .................... ELYSABETH Dans Exchanges ....CL.-11U'2NFE Li'ND Music ...... MARTHA SATRE Social .................................................................... HITII OTTERBEIN ....... PAI'L VALENTINER BUSINESS Business J'Immge. ................................ ..,..LI I'HER BERI-IENKE .vj'dzim'fising Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fluxms SPINHERSE Circulation Jianagm' .......... .. ......................... 'WlN'sTuN ROETH zhriistam Fir'cufatirm- Jfanager-.s-...RAY SHAWL. JEAN METER through tIIL' alumni and high schools to which it is sent. The Punr'yian umh-r thc cth-icnt leadership of itn two uditurs. Paul Ht'l'St'll the first m'mcstm'. 21nd Ycrmm KottH' during the second. has vnjuyod :1 moat sucm-ssful and pros- . . . Luthrr F. lh'rhcnke pm'ons yvar 1n 1960'31. lhuiuess M-mnucr SEVENTYANINE ?;, -r- 1 4.. . ; -::.?2:! ' ,.. 22a:- '17 5 .72 111': 1' -'.'. 7'. 553?. .; .J' 3.. ' :51. -Z. - i; I r '3. : hi- I9 3 2 m5amg lfm-m-r Lumh'utl M. Vi'nn- Nunmnn Swanson Put tcump Spicl mun llurlu-nL-c Hanlmrcl rThe CRIMSON RAMBLER The Cmmsox HANDLER, the uHicial yt-ur book of Carthage College. is published by :1 student staff elected from the Junior Class. It is :1 member of the N. S. P. A. in which it rates high. It is the. only enduring record the students have of each year spent :11: Cartilage. That the student body is anxious to have such :1 record is attested to by tht- large. per- cent subscription each year. It is nl$o availed of by the. faculty. ulllmni. and Ex- students. It is financed by the income. from subscription. miwrtising. organization fees. and scrotal minor sources. It is necessary that it finance itself, and consequently the business staff must assume con- siderable responsibility. .32..- av EX E C U T l VF. STA FF :2? Editor ........................................................ HLVER EISFELLER E1 .onviafe I'lldEfUF................k.......................HAHULD BHHNHARIJ 1:1 Businms 3!:mayrr.. ............ ............ Cinema: OVERDJER 9:4! 3380:1101? Brwimlsa- JIrnwgmx.......,...MA1n' Lol'lsn NEL'MA xx hr? Jrf Edifm' .................... Lth IIDENEII L: Assistant Jr? Editor ............ . ................. FRANKLIX Swnxsox : Jdt'rrtisinlr; Mmmgrr' .................................. Roam PI'TTFAMP Faculty .--Idt.'i.s'w' .................................. PROF, W. C. SI-mmmx EMT L. Emma Jsxisfanfs........................Mu,mmn IJ'NIH:AI.L. Mam- WARN. Entitor LL'TIIER BmumXI-M; EIGHT! 747:2 RAMBLERWH '1. 14' F-: F 7-.- 51133 ...--.,,- . '1 tn. IF..- f: '17?- PS .EiK-F. 32?:53-5 1x .. .Il... .EE. Lthcr Ilitl Um: Jhullin Iv'nlrr I'malumnwn Rm-th Film CRIMSON RAMBLER This ycnrls stalf has striven to produce a hook which whnll give to the- reader :1 concise and enduring record of all that has transpired on the campus during;- the school year of 1930-31, and to present this in a manner as plcueaing and attractive as Immihle. If we succeed in mm'eying to you. in addition to :1 record of the peoplt and events. something: of the spirit of the year. we shall feel that our vtfortn were well worthwhile. Each member of the stat? hm; served in his; nr hvr capacity very faithfully. Ecv- m'al of the :mkistnnts have been very deprnduble in aiding in any difficulty or Special work that arose. In addition to the t-Ovnperation of Hit: stuff, that of the faculty and students is mmst dawning of praise. The assistullcr 0f tlll: Anschutz Stlldiot Mr. Chvncy and Mr. McGoodwin and Mr. Swain 0f thus L'vntl'al Eur grm'ing Company and Mr. Lass of thc XVugnm-l' Printing: Company iH also grcntty appreciated. tVt- pass on to tho. xllt-cecding netaH thr wish that thvir hunk will llt' hcttvr than vn-l'. EDITORIAL STAFF Fmtmw Editor... ...................... ROLLIN rrtlhll-IltAjsl-IN Urumot' Editor .............. N ............................... Vauxnx Ku'l'Tlm Smirly ............................ .........Rus.u.lxu HILL lk' Mmfx .Hhh-tim... ........RnL.-xNIJ Rll-II'IIMANN 3:3 1,, fo A-Ifhh'h't-x ................................. lJuun'nn' BULLIN r- h u n .. 1-. T73 .txsixtanrx. .MJlmmal-rl- 01m. BHICNA L'm-jn. VVINSTUN ltm-rrn 32:134.:Shhhrsul-i-r h; H 3'. ..h.. . am EIGHTt -CINE $ ti w w W 72... RAMRLERaz-Eaaa 37-3: M' , Sllrn'm'. l-rimths. Elcndurmm. lku'im t'urltun NnrtL-nsnn, Mum: Wnrr. Echcil m'. Krunm. llmm-iu. Aliiwn Kilru'. Vqurr. Ii. Lumlvnll. Elm. AI. Lumivull, j, V:IrL-. Iiurlmmmur Home Economics Club O F 11' i C F. HS Pms-Edrut .. .......... .. ............................................ ..............LYUI,-1 KRAl'RS ricc-Prosidwnt ..........MA1H'HA SATRF. .S'w-rwi'ar .a; .. ..........D01m'1'wr BULLIN Trmmwm- .. .. ................ Rr'm Mon'mxsnx The Home. Economics Club was organized Jun. 17. 1929, and sim-e then it 11:15 grown and developed into an active campus organization. an uleiutt-d member of the American and Illinois Home Economics Associations. All stndcnts taking murscs in tlw. dupnrtlmmt arc r'ligilhc for membership and Miss: Mac Rohlfs is an honorary mt-mIn-r of tht. club. Club uwctings mrird in lcngtli, entertainment. and instruction are held once :1 month usually in the department roomb'. The aims of tho vluh are: To stimulate. interest in the art of home making: 'l'u dt'vclup active and eflicir'nt leadership; To inform girls of opportunities offered by Home Ewnnmicx as: n pmfmsiun; To bring Studi'ntrj in clrm-r contact with tho grt-utcr organization of Harm: 1C conumics ; Tn promote sociability among students.- in thu dcpurtmcnt. Every spring since its organization the Home Economics; Club has suct'cssfully curried nut plans whereby tlu: entiru membership is given the nppnrtunity to go in a group to Quincy during Birttt'r Homt-fs Week. In addition to visiting :1 modul home. furnished by Quincy merchants tllu girls are taken through shoe fm-turil's, Creamery companies, furnitunf stores. hakurics, and other establishments of intvrcst to classes in nutrition. textiles, homo management and art. H'hilc it is still one. 0f the blnDHi'Ht and perhaps 0m: uf tho. lcss conspicuous chills on the campus. every member feels that it has accomplished a great deal in the. past two years and has :1 promising future as :m uxtra-currit'lllar activity. EFGHTY-TWO -r--:..:--A I 932 WWW?! 7Z9. RAMBLERCEEcE-m- K'u'lik iiuh rhcck I'ivpcr Hawkins lhmkcr U'lkll th-r Hrrwl- linmmrr Nordsick y, I u .I '1 J :51 -'.'.-4 '9. .' Student Volunteer Band P-H'a'idr-n-f .......PATI T. l-Il-jmu'u Virw-Prm-irhwf MN. MAE ROHLFE I: rv I r f. M't'rr.'rr.'ry-I'rr'mm-m' Humw 01.1mm 5:5 '3 VVifh tho Ilivino missionary coulnmlld of 0111' Lord in 0111' hearts and HID zeal 21ml inspiration to Hgo and preach , wv, the Student Volunteer Band, have again rmn'gmlizml for :1 year 0f fruitful study. Dcvutiug Ulll'SUIVCS to work in w-u 37:??? foreign lands, wv have in mu' few meetings studied lhe problems. the triumphs : v and the h-ihulafiuns to be undergone in this work. L The vision of Christian sm-rico has Honmwhat broadened 0n the wnnpus this year, and we are m'gzmizcd with sixtt-Dn mcmhvrs, perhaps Hm largest in many :4 - vezu's. 1With tho. aid of those 111L-111bcrs m;- huve gant- forward with several 11m- . . . - , V: Jccfs. The h'rst has horn Hu- conducting of programs for Joint X. WI. and 1. IV WY. C. A. meetings about four times :1 your. The second, smucwlmt bigger, is the n'escntntion of a rvlitriuus drama in the Field House. 1 a 41! This, then, in brief, outlines um- wm'k for the current year. Our problems are many but mu- spirit is strong so we slrivo to keep the spark lighfetl so long 13: '.:- h,;F:E-:7f. ' :lgn uvcr glmving on our 'mllpus. QWEE 1932 mmx EIGH1I'VTHREE :41, f7 : RAMBLEFLL 55m? -:- ,y g.- , 24:3: Mcyrnstcuhcr llulsn'mlurr Fanmau lllll .unl l'u'rnllzlrdl Muullvr liunclu- t .- O -ra-I- i,m- Y. M. C. A. II ll OFFICERS ll Prc'sirh-nl LIIHPll MI'EI.LER y llirr-waidmt lquMr LI'SIJ J? Sn-rcrmy Hnmrn BERXHARI: H Treasurer 141mm. lVENIJT The Young Men's Clll'isliml Assucinlion is mm of flu;- uldcst organizations on this cmnpus, and through its fifty five years of existence has vnrlcm'nrcd to carry out the l'n'ugrum and aims 0f Hm national Y. M. C A. willl which it is llflllizlfc'tl. The purpose of the Y. 3L C. A. in Curlllztgc College is l0 prmnulu it better school spirit, a closer fellowship and a mum Ullrislinn atmosphere willi- in the student body. The Y. M. F. A. holds its weekly meetings on Iqudny evening. and flu.- pl'ngrums consist of lectures and discussion groups on lllC various problems and difficulties arising 011 Hm college campus. The MI also sponsors: the an- nual Stunt Fest and publishes the l'nrtlmgc Cullugv Diroclm-y. T110 Cullincf also cn-npcmles u'itll l'llL' Y. W. C. A. in mnying ml religious services at tho. llzlm-nck Cmmlj' Farm during the your. The. leadership of the Y. M. C. A. is in Hut lmmls of n t-ullim-t consisting of eleven momllc-rs zmd a faculty zulvisur. The officers for flu: now your will 211w tL-nd Hm ufliccrs training conference at Peoria this your. and the Association will also ht- reprc-svntod :11 Hlv :mnunl ctmfnvmw ul' Lulu- Gvnovu this sumnn-l'. le gY lms Iml lmtl m1 oxcoplimmlly prosperous your, hut if has x-nnl'rilaufml n definite part in nmking the year's campus life :1 great suL-cms. 1932 EIGHTr-FDUR Stirrwnll, ltullin. Vi'rmd, Hrhritlrr. Morlrnstm. llummrr, L'M-r. Hug Ullurlseitl. lim-Ilur, Mvvkur. Unch-n, 1L R'nre, M. Llandrml. l,im-ug-r Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS Prcxidcnt WIIInRFn OxCKI-Ix Virc-Prcsidcnt ............................................................1I..x1u' KVMH; Sc'crc'fm'y ............................................................ RIVTH STIREWALT Trrrmurcr ..--.ElN-x HOEXER The Y. $ C. A. 11st runllrlcfcd its fm'ty-sm'cnth active year. If is 0110 of the. outstanding organizations 0n tht- cmulms. Every girl knows about it be- fm'c she comes m College for if sponsors the Little Sistor! 111m-e1ncut by which much new girl gets acquainted with some old girl. At the opening of catch school year the Y. W'. C. A. in coiulwrutinn with the Y. M. C. A. givers The first party of the year. the Wirind'i which is em in- formal gct-ucquninfm'l party. Later 011 it sponsors an annual Japanese Bazaar and a show. The local ;WW. WT?! is :1 mvmlwr of tho Nafiunul Y. W'. C. A. livery your it sends l'v n'csontutircs to tho Geneva Conference who lll'illU' hack maun' 1191 lfllI i . suggestions for the next .vczu'K: work. U: Thu Y. Hr. C. A. is :1 organization which t'ul'l'ivs 011 its work quietly but 6? ifs importance auld influvncu 011 Hu- cumpus are great. k: EIGHTT-FIVE Iiiilliiimui ii! 3 ,1 INTERIOR TRINITY Ll. l'lll;'RA.V i'III'RCl-l Trinity Lutheran Church Trinity Lutheran Church is commonly referred to as the iiCnllegc Church . Each Sunday iinds .1 large number of students attending. Church attendance is just us much a part of many students' activities as belonging to an organization. hence the inclusion of a reference to it hurv. The. services. under thc direction of Rm'. C. A. Picl, are very inspiring and thaught-provoking. Rev. Picl occupiea- :1 plucv in the heart of many a College stu- dent: He takes :1 keen intt'rt-S't in thsir lives and progress. In addition tn thc regular Sunday morning and Sunday lrvcning scrvicea, scr- viccs are held every Wednesday evening during Lent. Trinity Choir is composed of volunteers from among thc stndcnh. many of them members of tilt'r College iia cappcllu chair. It is 0110 of the organizations of the church of which the congregation is quite proud. It presents annually.' :1 Christmas Candle Scrvicc and an Easter Cantatui It is under the direction nf Mrs. Elmer Hankc. Miss Genevieve Underwood is the regular organist, although students in organ in the College Conservatory of Music are. quite frequently at the. organ Sunday evenings. In addition to religious services: the church is the scent of the student rucitals prcsentcd each month by tht- Collcgr C'onbcrs'utory. Considerable talcnt is revealed on these occasions. Trinity' Lutheran Church is an important contrihutor to the general student J.- culture and as such is an important part of College life. i EIGH'I'Y-SIX Emma 712 RAMBLE RwEEEEEHbl-m KP is...- 2 J J kl LE ! Ra 3' 1+ '53. H r: i k f: : ?- L- 1' F 1 H. 12:4: L5,: .. fffm-u'r, T. v'.yl:'lxlx'r1llr.-IL Ilvnnia Mnlu; Rmtll 1'1 lw-hL-n hulwm'uls. ll. anl;tn:h-n. Klu-ymlqu-u'Iu-r, M. Hru. CNHIrrn .Aj Hurrly. In. l.ullr:rnll. lirmumvyu'. Ilullm, IR-nnmln. H. Ix'rll, I'irliri-Lh. Mi-ru-nnnn . J .l 5-:3 v El Circulo Castellano El Circulu CaHtcllnnu iJ-i :1 mcmhor of the. national Institute ch: lass Espamm :md is om: 0f tlw honorary language clubs on the campus. It was organized in September. 15327. by tilt: advanced Spanish students and Imdcr tllt' ltrndcrship of Miss Prnnock. Thu aim of the club is to create illtL-rl's't in Spnnish life and customs. to study the various phases of Spanish cultul'ta and to afford practice in speaking; Spani$lL Meet- ings arc hcld regularly tho first Thursday evening: of cac'h month. OfEct'rr. this year um: President. Carl chyvnstt'ubcr: Vice-Prcaident. Dorothy Bollin: Sccrotary. Ruth Run: Treasurer. Melvin Hem In addition to thr rcgulur meetings. :1 Spanish Night program opal to tho pub- lic is given annually at the invitation of thv A. A. U. H'. This year it was in two parts. the first living :1 mw-act play. La Heja , and the st-cnnd. an afternoon fiesta cu 1m patio. with singing and dancing. El Circuln Cnstcllzlnu includes in its membership three types of members: uv- tive mt-mln-xrx. four honorary mrmbvrs. Miss Gocllvr, Miss Barnett. Mics Ruppcl. :md Mr. W'agmrr; and :lssucih: mumbars. those wlm studied Slmnkh and wvru mvmlwrs 0f the Club. During; this year tl'll fnllmving students were initiated into the 011111 :13 active mmnbt-rs: Margul-ritl- Hardy. Robert Dennis, Frank Malena Jnmm Cuuhvr. Thcndm'c Vcinkuttvn. Dorothy Sknfgard. Arthur Mnnmm, Francis Munsom EIil'ium UWSIQ'. Enid Salishury. Flul'mm- Gamma Kuthurim' Grampp. Cnrlvton Huwlund. t'utlll'j'nc Milkr. Extht-r Pnlmvl'. Russrll Ct'mgrm'c. and Clara Dress. EISH'lr-SEVEN q+zsia esgigam 5m, RAMBLER gag; - lhu-M-r. H'uznl. 'rOI'I'IL'TEIH-u'IL licrnlmrrl. llurrwr. Ilarur StImilh-r. l'-L'I'L:lIr-IHL lmlun anmk. Allison. Palmer Societas Classics Salve! A new and diH'tlrt-nt organization greets Carthagc College. Fer many years, tht' study of classics 11:15 held an outstanding position in the. curriculum of tht: L-ollt'ge. Students have r'omc, tlacy haw: arm: the. value of :1 cultural huckgmund HllL'II as Greck and Latin paint. and they: have, muqum'rd, to go out into tht' wnrld with an education enriched by :1 knowlt-dgc of civilization that have meant so much to our prosent day life. Thom: Grvek minds in antiquity rvprmcntc'd :1 turning point in the realm of thought. They threw off thv. chains 0f tradition and nupt-rstitinn and loukrd to the mind and reason for thr- ultimate. truth and the guide. With tlmsc thoughts in mind, tlll: Sucietux Classiun was foundrd. It-a ideals represent an t-xtcnsirt- study in tlu- life and rustmm of thllHF ancient peoples and the fostering of an interest in classical work on the campus. Its acoumplinhmgnts have not hm-n great in thr few months that it has L-xihtcd. but it hm; madt- itself fl'lt cm the. campus and it is :1 start that can develop into a futlm' pmrt-r :md infiuL-ncv in Hue college. The club was in clmrgc nf tht' Misgissippi Valley Classical Aasuciatinn when it mrt hurv in 1.030. The Virgilium Bimvllunium was celebrated by tlu- organ- ization with all dllt respect tn tho. great poet. Mvmhrrahip in tllfr ol'ganizutiun ih- bnacd an outstanding scholarship and r-xtvn- sin: wm'k in the vlastaical depal'tmvnt. According to thy: Human cusstmn. the. officers arc: Consul Bernhard :md Consul Gamer: Soriha IIcmner; Historians Voud; :md I'llhsalllu'msis Lundwr-re. Tho nmctings :n'c untirvly classical in contvnt with .sm'cml special occasions throughout tht: year such .15 the installation of tlli' new rulers and Hit: initiation of the new mumbcrs. whcrv the special clement Enters in. Thus with your approval. The Socintns Classica makes its debut in Carthage Culloge. LIGHTVVEISH'I 4 L Jmpm Joucs Spirlnuu Hurstl: ka-ycmlculu-r lhll'llil'lfl Ruclh Pi Kappa Delta Prmidrnr tun KLEYENHEI'HHK l'ir'r-Prmidmt H'lxamx limz'm Sr't'rr'hn'y ,, WA. .,,,,,m,,,,,,u....WMPAI'L HEIIHPH Ti't'asurr'r Pmn Crumx i r. llllIIUlS Grumman Kllulatt-r at P1 kappa! Delhi. nahunul Imllururr tnronsm I frulcmil'v. is t'clollratnw 1h: tenth war of uxistuncv m1 Hm C'elrtlmtrc cam mus '1 c h . b I - 1 11:. , HT? 4-. with probably Hm most extensive debuting schedule yet :Ittmnpt'ctl. Bmidcs the usual more lm-nl opposition of good calibre, such schools as 1'. of Yurnmnt, W'vlwr College of Ogdcm l'tuh. mid OkIuhmmL City 1'. have appeared cm the 10ml Hum And as this goes to press. three mmnbcrs 0f the squad and the coach L; are making a :dx-ilugr six-dolmtc invasion of central and northern Iowa. schools. '73 This organization uthsmphe to develop H10 art of speech in all lines: de- 1F. lmfe, urnhrry Emil vxfmnlmrc. II is kept in touch with tho :lcfivitivs of onr ct schools through H10 modium 0f Hu- official publication hTho I4'urcnsic . and Ti tln'mtgh ilw various types of SllL'Ct'll at natitmui and provincial mlm'vntiml luul'lmmcni'r. DiEi; :...C.. Par: 1932 BWH. EIGHlY-YINE H', Hill 1.. llitl Huzmnnn 'l'omfin Unclcun Rulmur lx'luyLnsIthn-r IS. Yngm-1' 1i. Umcf Ilurlwnlu: J'uucamp i'iliruu'nlt lia'sl'cHL-I 17. Schullz Jirlckmn Theta Chi Delta UFFH'EHS President ........ .. .................. .LUTEIER BEHIIENKE I'iw-Prcsidwt ....... MILDRED ONCKFIN St'c'rr'tmw ....... ROGER PLFT'I'CAMP TPr'aSttr'r-r .................................. Ean RISFEIJJ-IH. CULURS Purple, gold and hlxmk. Alpha Eta Chapter of Theta Chi Delta, national honorary Chemical Fraternity, was organized March, 1926. The purpuse of the Fraternity i.-. to foster an inttrrmst in Chemistry 0n the campus. Membership is limited to those who show u spacial intercst in Chemistry and who meet certain .wllolastic requirements. M E3115 E RS Dr. '6: K. Hill Eugene H'aglwr Frul thllltx Dr. E. L. Hill Hh-anur Umvr Ruth Stiruwalt Prof, A. 0. Btmtmun Curl IlilcycnstquK-r Uvm'go Pratt Prof. H. A. Tomlin Edwin EriI-ksun River Eisft-llt'r Luther Berlwnku Hurry Uijmus Dorothy liullin Mildred OnL'ka Roger l'nttmmp Gvurgu iiilmnn Arthur Rnhm-r Mary VA'urt: Cnrlrtun Howlaml NINETY I rf;-c ';y. TL'r-hF'JLP-gf: -. e RAMBLERpT f-:.. .JT:3I3:7:::sz E? I . I H' 1: II , IQ m III E. 4+ 5.! LII -.. ' M! I :9? I 5,? U? Isl 9 I4 I?- h II II In x. I, I; 9.1 ' 2577.4 'J HI... .. ... . 'L E I ,. . I hIHIr, anln-rt. IIIIl. Pcmnsrm h AIII-IIIII. IIiL-xmzm. IiEuIII-rl-c-ck. Ewartz. llancr II Shanka. I'Icckcr. Mrulu-r lJzII-is. Vn'ILIIIIIr. Runcull Beta Beta Beta 331 ,. OFFICERS 3+: Prr'm'dtrnt .. lmnw; FlJiXbIAN In;- l'it'II-mein'mt ...... .. . .HnII'Mm S'wurrz LY Srw-I'Hm'y ..... HHJZHL BIEIIBIIRBCK Il I Tl'mmn'w .. .ELI'A AIJJsox '5; nhhwkm ..H1-;1.ch mevsox H3 Epsiiun chapter of Hvta HL-hl Beta was taken into the nutiunnl honorary Biologicul fr:l- F tm'nity February 27, 15:30. The nutiunal undergraduate organization was formal in 1922. it IFF: now includes twu'ltf. -fuul' t'IIIIptL-I's, mm of whivh is in China. h The Hilll 0f 'l'ri-Iicta is to foster and stimulate iIItcrost in Binlngy and provide :1 dl-grcc of felluwrahip umnng the qumlwrs. , Monthly mt-etingzs for talks and papers 011 Biulugiml suhlict'ts and Annual hunquvts EH'L' ' hold. The fraternity has taken field trip: to Lewistuwn Mounds and Penny Dale. Mark l5 Twain Carer; IIt HIIIIIIilIIIl. Mismuri. will hr visitI-Il soon. The fraternity iII acting educational I'F K 'W 3-3ng ,L. '53275; Imd inspiratiumll. L. M EM. BERS L$ Ac-rn'u Dorothy Ilurter Ruth Murtl-nmm I! . H KK'IIIIIIetaI REHHIII LY I. iirmlsa . Dr. .chv I lehhe Lucinda: Shanks II Instun Ruuth '9 Find Jh Ignnlln'rl Richard Bt-CkL-I' Kenneth Fishrr -'.- I r. 11.. I H111 GWEN vuiknm Paul l'IerI-zk'h k: :Ht'lvll Ferguson Ut-m-Wr Pratt 5' Edmund Flvxmzm .Xsstwm'nx r x; Ilnwnrd Swarm Miriam Uwsley IIHNIIIIAHY :1- Iluzvl Birdrrhct'k Curl Dcithloff Frank C, Pellctt IQ, Elva. Allisnn Arthur ltuIIWI-r Dr. tlydv Ehingvr E. Sarah Mcckcr Jmn Patun Mr. C. N. Viettengcl ill Elymhvth Davis Ruth Sclwidcr V NINETV-ONE '25.. i.- Jn- ?grqgf: :ZEEE: 1... DEE: 5 35...-'. .C . $5: lff.g- 7m 732 RAMBLER--W:Eaaebz 252.2343; II. 2 2' A7, .- 4. W'lvg A. . -.,. .Hikq q 7 7'3 -25. Elm:- .- -.'. I l Barr's your rhildrm come in numbers Back your truths fa h'm'n. NINETY-Two THE PHYSICAL 1IIllqul-lnlllilrIlllbrl .- 1111:... .llh .r a, 133. 1. 5,;- h - xacgzzzvg :0: , .f ; d H .n r R R.Whm t m E: B 1hr A 3H. M 01M 2 A 5m; R Hm I xha Eww Lhm 11F .. 1d 4. an n... H n. .H . ... -FOUR NINET'I' WEE: .JH: f-...-...-.m-.-. J-T: -.Aiz.:7,.::,ir;1.-t ..J VJ. .IH. II.....I.. .. .. L XPEHLW A.,w...h. .hir k .Lw N.IJA '. Affirm 77m RAMBLER I H' W .N: .3 'NER R B E R T WI' AC1 BaxK'r'HmH Cuar-h x 1 11k Track Coach Assiriatant Football and Via: . ---r r: ,T-in xx 4? 2 NINETY-FWE H. II. ih-utnn IL HHHIIIHI Vnux'h nl' Puming Munugrr St'lli'IDl.'l.l'1 1mm L'. C. Opp. Ui't. J. Augustnna :ut ll. Islzuulf... T 9 Uct. IU Millikin :It Dm'ntllr ........... U Ill 0d. 19 Cllh'er-Stuckhm :lt Clinton. U 13 Oct. 23 Iowa! H'i-s. :lt BurIingtnnf. Ii 6 Nm'. 1 III. College at Juc'kscom'ille'..25 19.. Nov. ti Eureka at EIII'CI::I.. . .. .10 7 Nov. 15 Monmouth alt l'Ionmollth.... 8 31 Dec. ii Nt'stcrn at Ca:I'thage............12 Ii Night Game. E. H'anncr Famuin I010 Huac-HCL ilnnkrnmn F. Hchullx Wilnm mu! llinus .Ul-nrnu Jl. l'mck Captain 1931 llml Ynlunlmlu I'layur In Lilllc IIF' NINETT-SII FEW Ec RAMBLERWMMKMQ L; I ILI V1.3 1 . '..-. ,III .. .. I . .V' m ' W H4 .: l J m ht Ff: IHIII f I M. . in E1? L-J i I E . I I Hrmlu-uufau, junior I5. Schuhz. ,Fum'ur I-Izm-laml. Suluh. IIullluru'L. Guru?! Urlllrr FARTHAUP: Y5. A LTH'S'I'AXA Oprllinj: its fnutlmll muimm against hagllshum u? ltm-lr IR- !mlrL Saturday. Ut'tnlyrr 1-. Carthage lost to llu- Svah-s in :1 thrilling.r :Iighl gmnlr. EJ-T. 5i .3. I 't'l'ujzllrr. cnptztin uf i'eu'llulgzt-E i'vzlm Si'lI'N'tl tilv iirsf fmlt'lr 'LJ illJWll with liigm: adding: 11- rxtru point. Fighling on c'qunI tt'l'lm: until :I fumble in tlu- third quarter gavr Anglmtmm its first Kmrv. the RM! liirtls u'vl'c vzlrrirti down lht- Iirltl Inlt rulIiL-tl 7.- f... .l. . . 5.1x Hill ?llmtiwl' hlllll'il' piau-it .Mlgziv in pcmifiun for :1 Hold guill. ! Hf: Plating: fhv hull llvtu'evn Hu- 1mm .hlguxtmm managed in slm'l' 01f Carllmgzv's m-risll :ittm-k :Iml It-f't tin.- I'It'ill victors when l'htr iilml whistll- Inlt'u'. CRIMSON LINES 'I'IJ MILIJKIN Piuyim: its m-t'nml ouufn-rl-m-v game uml st-mnd night gum:- nf HH' st-zmm nf lh-t-ntur, tlu- Fartlulgv XYarI'iurs Imt tn .lmnrs : Millikiu I'nivcrsity. lEl-tl, I. Outlalnyml Ulruuglumt 11w gmm- Carthage fnilml h: inmdl- ILI- - l'IillikiIfs hvvnty yurtl lellt'. linnkvnmn. :lll-stnle hm'L: uf Cul'th- 21' :lgm made cnnhisivnt gains uf twenty to forty yards. but was llIl- F? - :Ihlr tn t'mme the Iihlv's guul lint: ah Iifapi'uin Wzlgm-r Wm, nut of thc- Iin-Ilp rluc lo :1 wrcnchvd kip: klll't' and his :Ihsl-m'v was. km-nly I'vlt I'ur llillikiu mmlt- ht-r thrvr anh'n. Sun'nr :I tlJIIQtldtln'llh un panm-r. whivh llu- lazu'int-ld cmlltl Imt knm-k down. tiuun! HI . 1 I I I . v F. Sc-hulrz. .Iunmr $2.: FL'IA Eli DIuPIuA'I'h HluDMHE Tru'L'lt: I. Lacking tlmt linul punch to i'nrry the hull m't'l' wlu-n within FulHinuL lum'ur Scoring distance, Furtlmgr HILm-n-tl its third tk-fcut :It Hn- lmmls Turkic L :. w; W. 'o'. . . .gn 4:1 .. II . I I I -' . ' . Lb - . v.7. ,- z ' FWILW .si- . WEEK NINET'i-SEVEN Frucmulh. Suph. Guard Hush . Soph. End 'I'Inllin. Small. llzulflmuk ,--;..;1-..-,.. ; 1-.- a NINETY EIGHT -z-.-Iv.-.-' ' ..:-.--..--z ' .u-I-i. Cox. Souk. kuhcr: l'iumphrey. Staph. lin'hull. Scum. Guard L'cmcr Halflmuk of an inspired Culver fwlm Ht Cantu . 13-0. Umsfuntly threatening: hut unuhh- ta take :Hh'antug'l- uf tlw upportunitios uH'vn-cl for scoring. Vartlmgr went down th'urt' Carlton's humocmning crowd. The Blut's outplayed thee Urimson olcvou despite the heroic efforts put forth by Stuhhy Schullz alill IIankK-nsml. Tlu-se twn mm were tlw outstanding pvrfnnnvrs fur the Hetimen. Twice Carthage placvd tho 11:11! on Culvvr's 1 yard line but could go no further II'uln-r added six points to her store just before the game onclml. CA R TI-I AU F. AT BUR I .ING'I'ON .h'cunllmnying thr' ftmtlmll tt-slm to Burlington on 1: special train the 5t1ltlrntn ilnd citim'ns- uf Cartlmgc wow trt-atl'd to a fnntlmll game such :13. mm rarely secs, Inu':l-Vi'esloj.'un and Carth- algt- battled to :1 fi-Ii tie in their nnnuail hattlc held this year in the msutml city of Burlington in thl- t-ity howl. This game was Cartlmgr'h third night game and 5110 ram? out of a slump to give .1 real exhibition of fmrthnlL Ilankmmun phlj't'd :1 stellar gzlme and pullcd tllt' must brilliant play uf the year qu-n lii' allowed Vilsnn. fTEHIIII'IEtII. luu'kl'iv'ld HI'? tr: revm'vr :1 punt aml race forty yards with it whill- Hankcnsun blocked off twn men. i'Ali'l'IiAGE .Vl' ILLINOIS COLLEGE Cunlimling flu: stollm' playing that was rvidsrnt zit Burlington, thc Cllrtilzlgc Warriors rulllllud through the Blue aml H'Ilite linv for consistent gains and four touchdowns. Xofhing could hold the Crimwn team, for they were on Hm wnrputh. Wagner mnth- UH-lucklc ?lh; .mtJ;EE7En 1 I 9 3 2 W31??? 7h RAMBLERSwt-tiaafaaizrjggA I'-.':l1y. Staph. llfl'rh. Funk: Lhirrulhcrn. 1 ruh. lmzl rIl tl'm'klc I Inl Ihnck two of thr- tuuvhrluwns. Iiamkonsnn nuc- and Slavvns. :1 freshman. lht' nlllvr. Illinois Hclm-d two touchdowns before the Itt-dmen found tht'mHI-Ivt-s. hut u'vrv lumlllc- tu pmu-trntv the dt-fonu- nfh-r Furth- uge ilvlmul to lunch up. The Call'lhugr lilw hrld time and limo .i uguin ml the playing: uf llu' hnrkfivld was phl'nmm-nell. fnptuin edit tVIIgIH-r, llill'llx't'llf-illll. alnd Wilson It'd the attack on Illinois. IF? N ICARTHAUE VS. EUREKA HJ fklrtlmgr invaldt-d linrrku Collcgtu Saturday, Nm't'luht'l' 8. ILJ defeating them lll-T, in it shut L'mltes't that lnt'kvd the punch prv- HE x'imlsly shown in utlu-r gunn's. .53 Derrick Bush, famous rend from Quincy, was on the receiving if: 0nd of Ilurlwmus 11415535 which seemed to hr the unly way for L t'nrtlmgc tn gain ground. A tiul game in the thinl quartvr IV t'mmell Ulllcr to send in Slan'cns tu try fur a drop kirk Th8 kirk t1 : Went true and L'zlrthalgv held the lead throughout thu rl-uulindvl' l: of tlw 21mm: '13 l-Iunkonsum stm- hm'k. wan; mlt of this game llllt' to injuries. '4 allll watched his first footlmll game from the sidelines, :V :- CAH'FI-IAGF. IEIN'S TO MUNMUL'TH 1 Running: into the stiffen opposition this; your. the Crimson Kul!:-1FIt'vih. ; tram went down Ilt-furv tlw snumtlrrunning eleven of Monmouth A II t'ollege hy a NI'UIT of 31-8. GaliniIu.r two touchdowns in the open- Ilu1ui5,13n,.11, w irlg quzlrtvr amd Olll' more in eath silt't'vctling illlnrtl'r gawk till: l;n.l IL? Smts Iiu- touchdowns tu t'urtlulgek nnc. made in the last quarter. 1mm, Frph I 'l'lu- lirdnu'n's lino crumbled waore Rlonnmuthk rushrs anti llnarcl ' ' 1 i'rll . I L; :9 , FF... .- .... t H nl 3' 3: 323' .. fr .f 4.; 11,- . Hililkl'l'lntul .lruuml vml. -W' F. 2:52 1932 W: NlNETY-NINE Jlign-a. FTL'r-h. lliltflrack SI::rens.Frrrl1. llslll'hru'l. Vl'ilson. Frchh. Huil'hutk ONE HUNDRED liluckin-g i'nilvtl tn Imlul lhv SCI'ItH lung t-Imugll fur Hu'ir own IHu'Idit-Itl h: grt into zlt'tilm. Mmlnmulh Ill'lll tlu- luill in lellmm'k tl'rritnry must of llw tinw and Captain Vu'ngnvrk timely hunting alum- MH'l'll llw Cnrthugl- ll-am frum living: warm! upon further. 3VARIHURS l'PSHT WHS'I'RRN Playing: its rlrnt jme-xmlxml gulmg E'urHingc waded through wc-l' nml alipprry mml tn lnkv 'd'l'sil'rn Sluto 11'm'lu-I'5. l-lrvrn in :1 t'nntt-st Hmf hut! Vfl-sh-rn fuvul'vtl Eu H':IL Scheduled tn play Uh 'l'lulnksgh'ing Day, Farllulg'v u'ils furrrtl tn postpone tllt' gmm- tilu' to an vpilivmir un Hu- rumpus: at the tinw. 'l'hix dvluy gl'nvv Mrrrulnll un mlmntugv wllivh 5hr riitl nut fuliuw up .-m:l Gurumin- wml. l2-li. llnlding Mnrmnh tn dnu'm; on its own 0m- yanl Iinc. Carth- age rm'ersal'd its.- Held and m:nw'hutl through the Lt-uHIl'r-net'ks for hm lum'luluum. Mummh ut'urrtl hy a pass in the Final pl-rimL FUU'l'ILHJ, SL'IIEDL'I.H 19:31 St'llt. ZIE3HIJIITHUW ............ ........ :il Alton Oct. 3 Augustunn . Elt L'urthugrv OI-l'. $1 Jhudlcy . ..r1t Pl'm'ia 3 UN. Hi-fulrt-r-Stu: Tm: .. .:I1 Ulnl'un Ilrt, 2:2- Iowa XVtislvymL. ..:It Burlingfuu va. Eii-Illmnis College. ..:1t Carthage Uimm-t'uminm Nov. 7-- lillrt'ku ...at Unrtlmge Nov, l-l-Jlnnnmuth . . . . :Lt' Cnrlhngo XUY, 2ii3llilrmllh . . .. ...... at Elau'nmh ' Night gzunr. 'I'uuchnlvm'n If ?'J Basketball SC'IIHDl'TJ': 1930-31 Cur. Opp. Drr. l2 fQI1int'y. II ................ 54 Doc. 1H -l:1, Wesleyan. '1' .......... 27' Jun. FJ-IX-Stm'ktuu. Il. . .. 28 Jun, 13 Illinois, '1' 16 Jail. .Ifi Jugu5lmIa, ll F141. 6- Vm:t0rn. '1' Jun. 2de31!:lx'rmlm'r. M Jan, 3I---H'iIt-:tf:m, II Frll. ti chsti-m. II 18 Fell. llJ--Illirmis, H 2G Full, 18- Mt. Morris. T ........... 32 Fell. 1-3 'IIg-:1tun, '1' Fell. 21- Bradley. H . FOIL 25 In. H't-Kh'yau. I Feb 28 l'lt. Morris. II 21 Mar. -l-v Bradley, '1' l-l- $32 II- Home. 'I'--Tl:ere. . H'ngnrr. Murriann, 1-1- 15 1!! 2L ST 45 351 17 1:1 HST HQI'AD ll Iiinhau. : Yuml. E. H'ngnur. .Ihuh. M'nh-r. IlunLunsun, IIImlnnwl. Sm'rcnwu. irishur I-lumu: ankaL-nson K aplmn Umu' ONE HUNDRED ONE 7:4; RAMBLERW w h 'X .b hit .- -..... BASKETBALL h: L? ' Upi'ninp: thc SHIF-Un With sm'en lcttvr men and .u numhL-r of now q.- recruits frmn tho Frt-shmun Class, Coach Kt'ilgner piloted his team tn 5?; nine Victm'it's III'Id sacron lil'fl':lt$ This season wan; nut :15; fruitful us :11 the 19:29-89. but the team was nu hanger am unknown qunnlity ml H11: ;-1' cumprtitian was such that Carthage had an uphill fight throughmlt Id every game. Taking N't'rrthing into unmith-mtinn the haskotlmll U; te'zml did exceptionally well. 5? 1:2. u':mu-r.bmior The first two games of the 30-131 Henson wvrv playvtl hofurt' Guard the Christmas holiday .und wt-I'c non-t'unferenu- gallium. The first with Quincy at home in thr nt-w Firhl lluusr. mu; 0:13in won. S-l-l-l. This grunt: tlid nut giro nmt'h insight on tilt' t'rinmunk strr'ngth. hut did raise the lmpcs uf the fulltIWL'I's fur :Inotlmr championship team. The second game. Town tt'osluyam Ht Mt. Pleasant, was :Inncxvd by the warriors. 2T-1ti. Y Returning to school immediately after Christmas to make up for the practice lost while waiting fur tlu' Field House to he completed the- team entered the second and iimll lup 0f the season. Entertaining CulvcrrStm-kton hero Jun. 9, the Carthage squad won 28-19. In its next game at Jacksonville, the team summed its first defeat. 16-24. at the hands of thv Illinois team. Losing two more games immediately following: this first defEut awakened the team for a time and they managed to eke out two more wins hcfm'e suffering another defeat. The two defeats follmving tilt' Illinois game wen- tu Augustuml, at the dedication of the new ficld house, : WJ Fisher. Soph. Forward and Vi'estcrn State Teachers College at Mammh. '5? SEVUND SQUAD g ' Johnson. kwchsnun . H'axnu. Puttcamp, Edwards i I'JL'u. Pram PllrtiuITL 5 gzumln. R. thhiskottm. 'I'. tt'uiskmtcn 1 ONE HUNDRED TWO 77w RAM BLERtgiaxzif---:wm--$-4--th BASKETBALL XVheuton was badly swamped when it entered the Red twme territory, fur the Crimsun tcalrl was Still Snlalrtingz from tho svt harks it hutl rrccivmi at the hands of three ancient fuesn Mclx'ondrt-e Inset to Carthage on the Carthage Hour in nnu of tho. highest scaring games of the your. The final gnu found Carthage loading: with 1C1 paints, 49-39. Hanson, t-nacl. fur Mm-umh Normal nuarly received the sur- prise of hi3,- lifu wlwn the. Curthagr quintethclrl his team tug; setup of 21-18, His; stalling in the Sl'i'tlnd half nearly resulted in HIP :lnwnntl nf his team for the unrush uf H'ugnefs Iiw t'nrriml them within three points of winning. The game ended with Han- son sending in xullstitutcs, to hold that lima On 11 trip north to Mmmt Marris and thmtun, Carthage split two games. winning from Jiuunt Morris and dropping the game with Yt'hruton, whom she had prerimlsly defeated. Bradley's invasion proved disastrous t0 the Red team and Bradlt'y Tech. left victorious by sixtt'en paints. Iowa Vl'csleyun on a return frame staged at Carthage, nearly evened up ili'OlJlllltb between the two teams by holding Carthage tied until the lust minute of the: game: when Carthage Sunk a free thrnw to win the game, 27:26. Mmmt Mnrris suffered her semnd defeat at the hands of the Crimson team when she came to Carthage late in February for Carthagfs last home game. At Bradley, Carthage played her last game uf the scasnn, losing to the Peoria lads 14-96. 3T;I1ec.$uph. Cumcr Snervnscu. Sunk. F0 rwurcl Hnw'land. Sc'uh. Fu rward At... a... Unlimling --x , --:::x::::z+:w l 9 3 2 -.--l,H-.. ONE HUNDRED THREE Bush. Solnh. Guard Fa rwnnl Guard ONE HUNDRED FOUR Einhaus. Fresh. Smith, Fresh. -'- - - 4XA-CH- -F4I lmqq Na 77n- RAMBLER 3322a; BASKETBALL 'I'hL- Crimson Wurriurs finisimi tlu' st'usun in tho. Ilppvr lmlf of lhe littir nim-tt-cn t'unferrm-r. winning tiw of liltr'tr t'unfl'rent't' gunws aml losing: sewn. Last ymr they linishvd in net'umi plut'r with Shul'th'ff, Winning liftvvn :Jf their t'ighh'l-I: 1:11qu The team this yrar haul twu men with knee hrm'os. one :1 freshman and the other. Clmriiv Fishvr. uli runft-rrnt'v furwnrd last year. Gone qugnvr. srniun played his hint year for flu- C'rimsun squad Dprrick Hush. vuterun guard. mntinuvd hin- stol- lnr playing and Wm: rewurdvtl hy living l-lectcd captain nf till' 3133:! team. Captain I-luniwnsun. guard. will return next year fnr his last year at Cartllugln Sul't'lmm. Malw. llnwlzmtl. Ein- huus. Morrison. and Smith t'umph'tv tln- list 0f mnl who rL-m'ivml ll-ttvrs for their wurlc on the illlh'kvtlnl squad. This. marks L'mu'h ll'agnnr's fourth year at Carthage and in reviewing the past it is su-n that only once has L'urtlmgu Imtl .1 tculn rnmlmrrd in that nf lust ycztr's squad. That tram allsu man second Nate in the little nim'ti'rn cunfvrent'r :Incl Couch Walther was a member of the tram. Mut'h crutlit must in.- givun to Wag:- nel', for his team was indirectly responsible for tlm erection 0f the now Field Huusr, Carthage luscs but one man this year and high hopes are. en- tertained for a team next year that will hring Carthage L'ullegc tn the fore in huskcthall. l'ith nine letter men luu'k and no freshnmn rules. Fartlmge should mink among tlm lenders in the Little Nineteen conference. -4m-.- 1-. :D'Zr-f-i' .' hhfbt- -L' h+'-'f..t.. 1:4; 3r, . 'f..' :f 5.4 ..IA 23'- .a- 1-; 4..- fire? - ...-...-....-.-? .-. -v 4A 4-4..- .3357: - av...- - -'- -.t- 1'. BASKETBALL I..1TTI ,E III STA N D l NUS Stntp 'l'mIt-Iwrs .. .. North Frnh'ul Monmouth VL 'l'mlt'lwrs St. Yiutur ..... Bradley Millikin l'IL'lx'l-ml'n-c' III. Vl'L'slvyun Fmrllulgu ........... N. 'l'calt'lu-rs Augustnml Slwllrtlufr . 1'3. 'l'mlt'lwrs .. Ill. Cullrgv ............... S 'l'wlt'llcrs Mt. Morris Ehnllurat Lake Furrst Vi'hrzltnn Eurl-ka Knox W :m 1.05? mai-uhwlov-aw... -IUIQG:C;G:-1-'l-J mm H 11.....1? 9:4,, RAMBLERQEEW ??Jmmsw 310rrisnn.Fresh. Purwurcl Hlurlsl, Frrch lru 'ru' :I rd anz. Fresh. Cnnu' Hz H$hg ONE HUNDRED FIVE .1' -f r-W Wu, . ' c : ?'scaa-E .,..W'. . . .41.-.. ...!H, . ti. .32 31:41.4. a. 34M:- - '...o-.-..-z.- 3.5: :a::Mg?:.-::u , . '23,: RAMBLER LEE KEERE? llrcthl Einhaus IUL'yt-Ilstcuhvr Intra-Mural Tennis Soon after the college registration was owr. thc cntritrs fur the annual intra- mural tennis tournament began to sign up. Thirty-fivc mun vntt-md the singhrs and ten teams entcrL-d the doubles. Quite a number of these men were expert players and after a summer of competition they were in good shape. Brandon and Hill knocked tiff Mueller and Mulcc. last yeark champs, and were favored to win the doubles. However. the entry list was full of Dark Harms and the final winners could not hr. determined until the final match. Roma Brecht and Carl chycmtcuhcr. both of Quincy. Illinois. took the final match and wrrc dtr- clurcd the winners of the doubles. The. singles compctitiun was- mom: of .1 pumic- to figure thnn thv chmhlvs. Thtf courts north of the new Field House were kept in constant use. as the. large list of entries demanded a lot of matches. Thu flashy playing exhibited at Homv of the matches.- brought out good audiences for this intl-rL-Hting intra-murnl sport. The city of Quincy chdIfnth' promotes the sport of tennis in :1 large. way, for another Quincy Ind tnuk tlw hinglcs championship. giving that town :1 clmn sweep of the tournament. John EillhullH. :1 'Fl'vshmun. was the man who did thu trick and was acclaimed the singh-s t-Ilmnpiml. Johnny has a hzlrd-clriw and plums accurately :1 of H'Ilit'll should help him win his place as a team mate for Riechmunn 0n the varsity tennis team this Spring. The championship was pn'tty well divided among thv diH'L-I-t-ut 01:15595: KlL-yL-n- sfuubur. Senior; Brecht, Suphmnm'tr; liinhuus. le'cshnmn. I ll .J-. ' -:-- -r- 5:...C... .F... 4 42g; 7r: 1,3! 'I V t. I932 WWI- ONE HUNDRED 3L! ?cm;ri-Tfn -7. s: PfEiEf 7; e R AM BL E R JP? -sz 1375. ?LJEFH Hrgz-z'irEpggr h' . . ,, 9395 .5: 3:13 'v . - KG f r: ' - I . r1 'W .' It Ir? 2.3! 11? Ah? . 1,? .l t . VI? j??- Ll ' i 'i'; CE'E-Q 4, 3 My Ex , t , . . H Mmcklr, Lm-kmu. lhmscm. Mnlcr. hnrmmrn. hlwnrdm Muck N Iimss. l'urgxun. Eiulxriuki, Eluctz. Rculcr L- M I ' W H. V Ls; n u q. VT w h .r. Intra-Mural Speedball '1 Spt-cdhnll. a new gamv in thc :Lnnuls 0f intrmmuml sports at Carthage College. IT'- was introducud for the first time last 1':le and immediately found favor and furged U? to thv front. :15 :1 mnnpt-titirc game ranking! with soccer. volley ball. and indoor IF hnsclmllt t Tho gumv is :I combination of tlw quirk flashing: attack of the haskrtball court' fi- and thv rugged. rrlcntlt'ss drive of Hoccvl'. L; 97 h HE gmm- hutu'cvn thc fl'Uh'h and the Upper- clnssmcn. in which thc fl'L-shmrn mm-rgtrd 3'; triumphant. A Hchcdulc of gumw was arrangrd when it was found that thc game Kn was: tnlivn kindly tu lay the students: and for Hrvoml months fading Tan high. r? um? Thrn- tcums wvrl- fnrmL-d. thr- Junim's and St-niors cumhiurd hcwusr of thy walk '2? L city of plnyvrs. while thl' Snphonmrox and thc Frcshmt'n mt-h prmrutml :1 team. In L Lu thv first gaunt thc Sophoumrcs dvaatcd tho Flweahnwu in :1 fast game ti tn :3. ?o' Eu In thv srmmd game of the 5mm . thv uppvrchlmmvn mmv through and defeated :5: u$ thv Suphumnrcs 13 to 10. In the third gnmv thing : ln-camc L'mnplic-utvd: tint. thv V' I i Fmphs dvt'catt-d tllv Frlo mid tllvn HIE valwn'lzmhmvn dcfvutvd thv SUIIIIH. Tu tUD Liv- it :1 UIT. tht' Fmsh drt't-rltt'd thc L'ppcrclamsmrn. N .- In order to hrr-nk tlu- tiv. another round waa- planned. but the prpmm-lnssmcn t5: is found that thvy L-ould not 3331 mmugh men tugvthx-r to man :1 tram. HU tlu- Soplls ? tool; on thc utilcr thru- vlnnnm L-umhinvd :md dcfvutvd thcm tlt'c'isircly. :51 The game. was prc-ht'nttd t0 Carthagr- ritlldk'ntS t'm' thv firat time by an exhibitinn ONE HUNDRED SEVEN : 'f' '-..:; J'T- Vagrazexa 921; RAM BLER ?gngiar , E ?:htH-Yfkff' t at i :I: G5,? . . 'w M? ., e. f '1:h '3'- w-.--. Ilrrwh. Schick. lluu-Ls, Iiinumluul. U:lllit1,llhlslx Galloway. nhcisktmrn. Hx-u. Iidu'unlg Colinmn 53' Intra-Mural Basketball fl Entvriug upon its third year in Carthage Collvgc. intl'u-mural baskt-thall t-l'mtt-d :m L'nthuraiasm which nmrly snrpuhwd thut hIIOWI'I for the college team. The interest shown by the sttldt'nts and mltsitlvrs warrants :my program that the athletic council I deems lit to put on. I' ' Scn-n teams entered tlll' mm: For t-agt- human; and HGITH' of the contests; dvmow Exi stl'ntcd real brands of basketball. le guth wm-rc mually played on wcvlc nights.- I? that did not intm'ft-l'v with thr varsity gumcs. hut Hcvurnl wuru playt-d :15- vurtain hi mixers to tl'rimsun games. Probably two of tho most interesting: games of tho season 1:; were thom- hutwrcn tho Thvtal Pin :md High Hollr'rs whr-n TIIL'tn Pi was making it i .2 last bid for first: place tic with tllt' winm-rm Alpha Kaps. and the game. hctwcrn thr hL' Kups and Rollers which the Raps won by :1 low nmrgin. Ink! Thu winnrrs of this yrar's race finished first for the first time with fire wins Li. and unv defeat. Thu th'fvzlt wns suf't'vrt'd at tho ln-ginning of tho. Henson when they 1.5 Inst t0 Tllt'tn Pi. Lust Ivcar tllt' t-agv honors went to tln: High Rollers :1an tlu- year hrfm'v that to the. Theta Pis. So far thc winnvrs haw: all barn fmtl'rnity trams. Th:- fnt'ulty tied for wound place. with thu Thctu Pi team this yt'nr and lust yum wcrc in this hJIIIIL' pmitinn. FINAL SIX-KNDINGS XV. L. Pvt. Alpha Kaps . .3 I .833 TlIt-tn Pia -1' 2 .66? Faculty i 2 .667 High Rollers : JJUU '. ThL-ta Tnus: .......................... 3 .400 !.:'..' Fish 1- .3331I North Hall ................................. 5 .mm i:I WWRAHEE 1932 392TW-1ETcg-222r; E ONE HUNDRED EIGHI' 5;: ea lx'rnuau. Unlcr. lioatmun. IL. n'ugm-ix Klinphcih L. H'rluncr. Monrou. Hzmknmm '9' . . 3.52.: ::.5:f 9 Athletic Council .3911 Thu Athletic Cnum-il of Carthage t'nlh'ge is mmpustd of Mr. Monroe. alumni :15??- :md town rcpresvntativc. Coach Omar. Assistant Coach H'agmrr. A. U. Bnatman. 'Wm. Krauss. and Herbert Klingheil faculty memhcrs and Eugene angncr. senior. Humor IIanIiPmun. junior. and Kcnncth Fisht-r. sophomore. the student mcmbcrs. H. -.-. .... Thu 'c-num-il hus charge of all :1thletim- both vanity and intra-mural. Thcy dil't'l't the affairs of varsity cmnpctitiml in the. Little Nineteen and ham;- pmmntud :m 37:51.13 cxtcnsix'e program of intm-mural sports among the student body in thc last two .. ft iVUHI'F-i. It has long liven thr rtrcum of the athletic council to present :a now Fivld Hours? 33. and gymnasium to the L'ullegc fur the purpose of advancing- thr athletic status of g; Carthage Collcge. Thu now Field House. scrs'us :1 thch fold purpose. it gives suHi- f. oicnt ruom for tho. many physical development classes. thorn is romn for both hnyn LJ- nnd girls intm-murul gamer.- and Hum: is room for the varsity trauma to work out. L44 T119 program to 119 workrd nltt hy the cuuncil will be lal'gm' and morv cxtt-Imim PT ihun n'rr bt-fm'c hummus of tho addI-d lmsnihilities given since thv emotion of the 1?. Fivld Huusc. Spt'vd bull. indom- hnHt-hnll. soccer. tennis and huskvthall comprised the H main intrn-mural sports conducted this year. Individual mrdnls us well as group tail tl'opl'titss :m- girL-n tn the. victors of much sport. 5;: ThiH :Ithh'tit- munvil which ravrros rm CHIJElhI-T in its official capacity of directing 3.31. thc :lthlt-tic affairs of thc cullegv is t-lct-tcd by tIK' popular vat? of thc ntudcnt lmdy. H ONE HUNDRED NINE -.n wi. '.i ii- I t'qumnn. Wciskotlun. Einlmus. Brecht, Klryrnstcuhcr Varsity Tennis The tennis squad for 1931 will consist of freshmen and new man fur hut onl' letter man is back this year. The. squad will miss Captain Johnson who it'd the Crimson racqlmt men to victories mur Mucomb and Augustuna last year, as well my Allen, the nthcr singles man. An entirely new team will have to be built up to rcprr- sent Carthage. in meets with Macomb, Illinois, and Augustana. Tllt: men who have turned out to try for positions,- on the team are Brandon. n local boy who has been runner up in several intra-muml tournaments, Kalli. :1 fresh- man who shows signs,- of being the: best of the new fcllows, Mueller. :1 senior who trai'clcd on several of the trips last year. Ricchmanni. the only letter man. Hill. an- other local boy. Wcislmtten, runner up in the fall intra-muml tcmnis tournament. Einhaus. winner of the tournament, and surcml other men who Imn- shown promini- 0f wielding a good rucquct. Matches are to iJL' played with Illinois 1:011ch at Illinois. Mammh is to he a two match affair, mach team entertaining the other. There will also ht: two miitCilt'h with Augustunu College. nm- to in: played at Rock Inland and thc titllt-I' at K'urthugv. Them: fin: nmtrhus will 11v :111 that Carthage: I'EIlttfl'H for thv. district meet at .Jnclisun- Villlr, May SL interft-rcs with thr. arranging nt' ful'tht-r matchvs. Thu: match with Illinois: College will lie. the iirh't that Carthage has t-n'r t'ntL'l't'd in with them. Tht'y havr a strong team and C'nrtlmgu will have u lmtth- on their hands. liurly wrutllt-r conditions: hnrt- permitted the tennis tt'zll'n t0 111'3FtiE'L' carlicr than usual and :1 good squad is exlwvte-tl to take the field for Carthage. ONE HUNDRED TEN P? 527:9 RAMBLER Hemiglg 4 - -z '.1r-r. .. . 91. 9'. . HF air; '- :3 Roth. UN. l-Iawkg iircgk. Ccsckinu. Momly, H'ilmx ll. H'agnrla jolmmn. Iiinhnus, PurileL Sum; Suhcll. Christ; Umm- W'ykukah l'j'legllur. L'ulhhan. Hankcnsum I'ultcnmp. ng-ich, H'unrll. Yncuklc :: . I'r L 'I 1! TraCk p. I SCHEDULE 1930 kl; C. C. Opp. ' April 11 .............. Quincy C't;lleg9,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,................Thart........ ....,...... 65 66 April 27 ............ ..Illinois Collvgc....................................Hvrv.......... 55 71 May 3...............CuIYcr-Stockton...... HLIL 82 49 May 7 ............... Western Tenclm Ihre 81 50 May .A.Augustana,m.mm... fItl'l- 76 50 May ...Qu:1dr:mglc at l1mlmouth.,,,WW,,,,,,............. hecnnd May - Conference Mcct :It Peoria ...................................................... Suvcnth bif-t-F'-:-$-M-J-:' .- 3h:- SCHF. DULE 1931 C. C. Opp. 3-2 : 4 . April 1l.........V....Intcr-Cl.-1ss Xlut ...19rvahmcn I b, April 18 .............. Culvt'r-Stm-ktml...... .....................k......IIl-rv...................... 72 5-1 13?: h April '25 .......... Qnimy t ullcgc......,,,, .. ...... . ........ Ham ... ...... 1V '5'3133' 1.. Illinois Cnllcgv....................................'F11m'v,,,,,, ............. Lf . .5 May '1............ ..hlgllstunuuu... ...... ,..................Thu? .................. .. May l3...............'1Vu.'Htcr:1 Tt'uchvrrs ............ ...Thu:rc ......................... T May lIi ,,, ...Ilittlv Olympia :11; Monmouth ....................................... May 22-23. .......t'unf-.-1-unL-v Mvvt :1t Munmnuth, ....................... -x- Night Meet. 5-3:;5'T Fa.- WK: I9 3 2 wm Wzra - ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN ll ...-.- m RAMBLEReEma:-;t:.-Lf;xemazf -- 3.6: r. 1 u t I .l '-I ElsI-rllcr Pullrauup ll'ngm-r I'lemkcnmll llur-H'l: LI'Z'I'TI'TL' Mlix .X'Il K'I'ART UIr SICAHUN Track H'ith um- 01' the lmt lJnlanoml tram; that Coach Omor has; ever produced. Carth- age. will be 111011 than :lsxurod of winning her simm- of victories fur the 1931 tmrk season. 'We-akened in tllt' distance events by the loss of two of her former distance men. Carthage will have to make up this loss in the other field events and in the. dashes. The dash men. are the fastest aver seen an the Carthage track. Robert Boulton. formcr track star of Carthage is again on the. field ready to battle all opponents who might attempt to pass him in the hundred. two-twenty, 01' four-furty. Much is expected of him and Carthage is looking forward to his unter- ing thr. state meet at Monmouth. Illinois. Puttmmp and Schultz will be tllf' other two dash men to do most. of the. running. especially in the fnur-forty :md twentwenty with Puttcnmp having the edge 1m Shultz. Both men are veterans of last year along with Hersch who is a sprinter with four years of running behind him. -EALJ . -2 E 1. Hmlkvmon. winner of the broad jump and placing second in the high jump at F4. the. state: track mcct last ynal'. is in the: best possible form. He will entcr the Drake N31 relays and cxptztts to place. in the broad j ump and high j ump. He will not run the. E; hurdles but does so in intercollegiate: meets. Puttrnmp also placed in tlu: i'nur-fnrty at the. state track meet, and Houpcs. who did not return this: yczir. placed in the dis- cus throw. Rienuw, a graduate, placed in tilt two mile run. Omar uxpccts to collect even mart. paints this year at tllf' state tl'ui'li mL'L't. Meats are planned with C'ulvertStm'kton. Illinois College. Augustrmn. Mammh. Quadrangle at Mnnmnuth, and the state meet at Monmouth. The mad with Illinois Collugt- is at night. the first night meet that Carthage. has L-H'r entered. Kim; 553th t .- .4 l. E W N g l l l :l 516 ' -g- -'-.. 45-2.,- -. --:--.'; :-..-.-I-u-.-. ONE HUNDRED TWELVE fmma 73.1 RAMBLERWW Girmlt, 5311va. Ytnccklc. Sntru. Puncamp. Eisfcllcr ClifJSS-COL'NTRY TEAM Cross Country Team Cross country introduced to give the distance men a chance to work out daily in the. fall was taken up by a number of men who are now running on the track team. Holding but one meet the runners began to condition thcmxclves early in the school year and the results of their training and practice are evident now that the regular track season 11:15 opened. The Carthage team last to Illinois College in their meet at Illinois. '1' R A F K R ECOR DS mer 1'! ECUlill DATE .h'll mm: 100 yard dash............. .... ..192S........... ....Ccl Vutnw 220 yard dash ..... J. C. Ih-Ims 440 yard dash ..... 715128 ...... Robert Bmlltnn Half milc... ...192:1................Cln'stl.-r Ellis ...Ruhurt Ricnow ...Rnhcrt Rienml' Wyvrrnc Painter ...lll.'rl'l'lt'r I-IanIu-nson 193i! ..... .. .....1930........ . ..1923.... .. . l!l30........ Unnmile 777777 Two null 120 yard high hurl 220 yard 10W hurdlt-s Shut put .1923................PI'Iil Morrison Discus Thi'caw ..... , A .JHB . ........... Richard Hnopcs a Javelin Throw ..... 18:2 f'rw b Ink ... l!l28............ ...lIuruld Lucie .1 .......n ft. 1 in... . .....23 ft, 43111 in ....ll ft., Ty; 111.. ..113 ft. 1 in... High JllnllL , Broad Jump.. 1701c Vault ........... Hummer Throw .. . Mill: lillm .1930 ............... Humrr Hnnkcnsun fl: .1928. ....Cl:l Yntaw .1938. Steve Dozier . Clydv Johnson 1923.... ......... Dzlggvrt, Vutuw, Rumeis. Buultuu ' State. Rt't'lll'd for fum- years. F3177: .jg'fgqrf-fj- : a:aaxgw'w 3m 1953 WKLi-kak . ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN . q.-- I-gq-g- t-g-g-dkc.-.-- E13. YE c. R A M BL E R QEEILZE'IFE Hall of Fame In 1921. the Booster C'Iuh of L'artlmgr Cullvgv nrganizvd the Athlvtic Hall uf Fame. honoring those nthlL-tcs who lmvc fulfilll'd tlu: following l't'quirmncuts: :1. chvn kmnoxtcra wnrk in Carthage C'ollrgc with lluqllvstiunnblv prosput'ts for graduation; h. Ca 3min of mu- tmm of :a ma'ur s mrt 0r 1 . I 0. Four lettt'l's in :my mm mnjor spurt. or d. Broken :1 State report! in Homo truck 01' Hold crcnt. F OUT B A I .L Jared Lyons Frank Cheney Wesley Hartcr Herbert Vagncr Joe Fearheilcy W'crnor Zugschwordt Chester Ellis Fred Ewald Lynn Crum Paul Romcis Eugene Ihrig Onlin H'alkcr Robert Gubt'lman Villiam Johnson Eugene. H'ngm'r ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN MEMBERS CLASS OF 192 l- BASKETBALL CIA SS 0 F 1925 Herbert Vagner Maynard Stnll Donald Sutton CLASS OF 1926 CLASS OF 1927 Harry Carlson Chester Ellis Phil Harrison LcRoy Knoepcl CLASS OF 1925 CLASS OF 1929 Eugene Ihrig Onlin Walker CLASS OF 1930 Stcphtm Dozier CLASS OF 1931 Eugene. Vingncr T RAC K Frank Chaney Albert Sclmakc Lloyd McCormick TWp'crtlt! Painter Martin Shoemaker Chmtcr Ellis Phil Morrison Robert Ricnow - 71..- RAMBLERWEEEEZh .1 I 1 . l'almur. L. Lundvnil, Morrelhnu, Rumwl' M, Lllndrall, Rhaulin, Hardy Dnmcicr. ll. H'anu 'l'culmeFF. Skufganl. Unckn'l. Hnmmun I'lnnkcr, 'Iihurnhxrr L'Ivcr. qumann. liocncr. Iluiiin. ILIViS. llzlrtcr. j. H'nrc Women? Athletic Association The. Ii'onwnk Athletic Assuciation is affiliated with the. national association, thus enabling members to transfer their points to other schools. All girls, zitllletics are sponsored and controlled by this organization, with MisH Mart Rnppcl as advisor. The 'W. A. A. board consists of Florence. Guest'r. president; Dorothy Bollin, ricc- presidcnt; Mary Louise Ncumann. secretary-trcusLll'vl': and Mildred Om-kcn, Mary H'are, Jessie XYurc, and Kathryn Macbeth. class rvprcscntatinzs. Last fall the XV. A. A. annlscd the interest of new girls; by inviting them to :1 picnic suppcr at which athletic activitics and the. point sysi tem wcrc explained. Any girl having the. required number of practices for any sport is given fifty lltlintS. For a regu- l:1r place on a DiaSS team. she gets fifty more; m' for :1 sub- stitute. twcnty-five. One: hundred fifty points are required for membership, and one hundred per year to keep up membership. The XV. A. A. Sponsors. hiking. tennis, soccer. Tniicy ball. basketball. baseball. and track. This year thvrc hnri hccn more group hiking than before, sometimes in the: form of :1 i'Han- and Hound Chase . Fifty points arr given for sixty miles hiked in one semester with :1 VF. A. A. member. A small letter is won with six hundrvd points; :1 large one with one. thousand points. As final honors. tlu- names of outhtanding Scnim' athletes. having twr'lvc hundred Flow 1c- n 1r . . . . 1:..r9imi.an,UX:xt lmlnts arc mscrlbc'd 0n the ii. A. A. trophy. I932 q .. fwhgm ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN View of VNmucrl's Hour and Yc$l Hlld of Field HOUSE - '- 31: 93:69.3. 17, t. R A M Bl :1 R ? --::T;- N Department of Physical Education for Women Each year more attention is given to girls, athletics. The local athletic organi- zation, Girlsf Field Association. was changed to national VtVoman Athletic Associa- tion in 1929. This year, with a gymnasium 171001- for girls and with Miss Ruppel as director, came new enthusiasm and progress. The gym classes have regulation costumes, which are Copenhagen blue rompers. They are not mquired now but will bi? in the. near future. Shower and locker rooms are in use. as also arc the medical room and private oHicn: of the director. XYith tllc equip- ment now on hand, girls can participate in indoor baseball, basketball. soccer, trnnis, volley tennis, volley ball, tcnvpin baseball, track. tap dancing, athletic dancing. tumbling. :md tvam contests. Each spring :111 thr girl: in college, under the super- vision of the: dirm-tor, put on the May Fete. This year plans are also being made for a Play Day in charge 01' the members of the teachers, gym class and XV. A. A. members. Girls from naighboring schools will participate in team contests. Another proof of tlle advance of physical training for girls is that it is now possible. to obtain a Minor in that. department. Maw Ruppu'l Director of WYomufs Ath'lctica I 93.: BY:?E-i5:. 7:. 53?. .- :Fh ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN .W . 'TT-VidT'TJ-T: f- -.'-'t'-'. . .. . T+- '- '. c::::.m:-::-...M gm R AMBLERmm E4 Gucscr. Shaulis, Ru'lpcl. Uuukur. Palmgr Ncumann. Rtllcau, Damricr, liix-rlt't'bcck. Knrlik, llmrr. Hardy Davis. Maclrcth, E. Lundvnll. M. Lumlvall. Xesi. Hammer, Thurnhcr. Harlur SOCCEF Soccer was the first sport sponsored by VF. A. A. last fall. All practices had to be held in the late afternoon, and therefore there were often conflicts for many who would haw: liked to come out more often. There were not enough girls out for class teams, so two teams were chosen, consisting of any girls who were at all inter- ested, whether they had been out for practice or not. Mildred Lundvall was captain of one team, which chose the appropriate name. t'Lucky Lundies,,. Mary Omer was captain of the Comets . These teams had three match games; the Lucky Lundies won one game but the ttComets kept them from winning the other two, both of which ended in :1 tie. Because of the conflicts between games and late afternoon classes, the regular W. A. A. point system was not used. Those girls who had the required number of practices won their points, and the requirements concerning class teams were. not considered because anyone intcrcsted was 1m am: of the teams. These girls who earned points were: Gocscr, Palmer, Bciderheck, Hatter, Dunkcr, E. Orner, Davis, Karlik, Bollin, 1U. Lundvnll, Neumann, Rencau, Dnmeicr, E. Lundvnll, Hammer, Thornber: Hardy, Shaulis, Marzolf, Macbeth, M. Omar, and Nersi. '. A-,I-' ,- 4.,n-a-w.- -- .1 ?ft-i:-n'h-ng--QI- ONE HUNDRED EIGHYEEN Xmmuml. IInIhIL llouring, Wart. LundwilL Clggt Hounet. LHIEI' Volleyball Volley ball this year turned out to be very interesting. Before the. season was half over, than: was a request for a demonstration game. :15 part of the Homecoming entertainment. Tryouts for places on the teams wrre held and Libby Karlilc was elected captain of the team which selected ttKarlik Ko-eds for their name. and Florence Gocscr was elected captain of the Blue Streaks . The teams seemed well matched, but the Knieds proved their superiority over the Blue Streaks in each of the three twelve minute games with the resulting scores: 27-8t 27-18. and 28-27.. after playing off a tie for the. third game. Later the class teams were organized with the following captains: Nellie McConnell of the Seniors; Mary H'are of thc Juniors; Jessie Vn'arc of the. Sopho- mores; and Ruth Dunner of the Freshman. No one team seemed stranger than the other and each team had to Work hard for the games they won. The final results of the tournament were as: follows: Won Lost Seniors .................. 1 2 Juniors 3 0 Sophomores; 1 2 The Juniors came out as champions and the other three tenmss tied for second phu'e. 9:101: having wtm one gamu and lost two. - - , w i.-.- - .J-ik-Ii-t-9r ONE HUNURED NINETEEN I l? I I 1 4k in h h I 305,331 9H EL J .1 1' ii... 193, L Dameier, Hardy, Thornhcr, Ruppel, Tenhaeff, Hummer, VNaru Basketball The basketball tournament turned out to be the most interesting one of the year. The Senior team, with Nellie McConnell as captain, seemed the strongest. It easily held up its reputation, defeating the Freshmen, with Marielise Nesi as cap- tain, and the Sophomores, with Jessie Ware as captain, in the first two sessions of the tournament. The Juniors were at the bottom of the list, being defeated by both the Freshmen and the Sophomores by quite a aiiterenee of scores. In the third ses- sion the Sophomores proved their supremacy over the Freshmen. Then there re- mained, supposedly, only one gemeethe Juninr-Senior game. The Juniors, with Mary Louise Neumann as captain, knowing that they must fight to keep the Seniors from forever disgracing them by doubling or tripling the score. played their best and finally won by one point. That tied the Sophomores and Seniors for first place. Although the Seniurs had won over the Snphomorcs in a previous game, the. Sopho- mores were determined to win and that determination won for them the championship. The final standing was: Won Lost Sophomores . 3 1 Seniors 2 2 Juniors ......... I 2 Freshmen I 2 The all-star team chosen was composed of Jessie VNare, Captain, R; Florence Goeser, F.; Nellie McConnell, C.; Dorothy Harter, S. C.; Louise Roeth, 6.; Mary Hyare, G. The high point players were Jessie Ware and Catherine Macbeth. E kg at -':::'hi:d:-4Mg:i-f-9 - J GNE HUNDRED 1WE5TY ' ET .di heege rim .1: hri; 3C7 . ....7..Il.l?fll!nv . CHV 3.23:3. u IEEEE. .595... n. Ilil. :r 57' MLLa I'm ::::.':r l .11 HhuHIanEm-I .Nn-fv-U-ILI' Ital Iw..u...m.i.5:i..EE:r:km ...iepiEGE ..H J... v v 6;. THE SOCIAL -wa... 4:31;;M - - -:.. Hrtsch. Hankcnscn, Routh. Mucllch Hill Kle-yunatmlhur, Tnnu-ruawn. lhlulmml. Rnhu'cr. Eisfellrr. Overtlia-r Inter-Fraternity Council The intcr-fratcrnity council was organized in September, 1927. It was at this time that the College Senate gave thcir full approval to the different organizations on the mlmpuq. The need of a governing body was soon evident and this council was the result. It is composed of two representatives from each of the iivc fraternitieas with Dean Boatmun as its president. The cnuncil acts under :1 constitution fully approved by the Senate and the various groups represented. Through the past year there has been a series of mis- interpretations of this constitution and a committee has been appointed to improve it. Through the five. years of its existence the council hm; acted in the capacity of an arbitrator for the different groups, and as a mediator between the college senate and the fratcrnities. The action taken by this council has always hecn for the best interests of the College and the organizations it represents. ONE HUNDRED 1wzuTr-1wo ul I v; . . '. f' 'i m Hy. t. v: ' - :1; f. 551 . ;. i l I 3': H 3.... I L1 W. . ,- tsg :3 V, i h .. . 2f . i Ls k; LE1 . . KVnrc Li vi ngst un XVoucl Htu UiIm' Davis Paton 2.57 -L. .h ,- H; 3. +33 ,h.. m; Iv. .' SET- .J Inter-Sorority Council 51272 The. Intcr-Sornrity Council was organized in the spring of 1927 for the purpose of regulating affairs which com-crn all three sororities. The Council is composed of a Senior and a Junior rcptcsentntivc from each Sorority, and :1 President chosen from the Faculty by the members of the Council with the consent of the Senate. For the past two years Miss Livingston has been the president, and under her guid- 1qu mp, gran- . m :i ancc the Council has hem of real service to tllt' sororities. I.; .4 Our of the main functions of the Council is to govern thc sororities in such a 'h i; way as to maintain the best passihl? relations among the groups. H'ith this in mindi 3' fi' the. Council was instrunmntai in planning am inter-sororitj' dance last fall. which was in mi such :1 great success that it has bean derided to make this an annual affair. , hi3 Thu;- Council has 13891! very influential in the sorority lifc 0f the girls of the col- 5'- Hi legc. and has proved itself invaluable. to the organizations concerned. ii... I 1; :1 r? h 5:: Hi. In U Iii II'I' 3' 5:: q; EEW 1932 mmm ONE HUNURED IWENTf-THREE F12 ' ......h h....-..-..-....--.... -...... -wwh. . ,, - .-....-...............-'-.-' .-.. mile RAMBLER-m-:Esgiqg2y , 53.1 , 2311; if: L; ..-2 .r .c; :1 ?ergi- ' -22; 7 ' ' 3:: T.- ' 7. 1T Gcf: :23- Rnhwen glanulis IYnuncI F. Schulln CnHiImIl C. Schultz. chrdier. Lnndwcre Ilcrnhnrd. Thlllm. Howhnd l- Lambda Sigma Kappa nu Organized 1906 . v 3;; - 744 J '3. '. HONORARY MEJiBERS LIrs. Frank Harris Commander Edward C. Harris. U. S. N. 553:???- 3: Z. L SENIORS tr 1- Eugene W'agner Arthur Rohwer John Shaulis m7; JUNIORS fir '21-:- . i 4: Geurge Overdier Harold Callihan Fred Schultz Harold Bernhard Charles Schultz Charles Landwerc -7, ., f 4 WTTI H-IIH- .- 7- . . - - - .L.':3.-:.-'-'7:- COLORS Buff and Plymouth Rock L I: EM, .-.- WE I932 WHLRJWZWJ-FLWZX ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR Yng-cklp, lluiswnngrr U'nnrl, Morrison I'JL-Imiru Sulrr, Smith Knhl. Vi1cux. Iohnsun Lambda Sigma Kappa PR ESID B NT Eugene Viagnor FR AT R ES IN L' R B H 3ft. XVilliam Kruuss Mr. Lawrence Baxter Mr. Herbert Wagner Mr. Oliver Daggert Mr. Earl anbcrt SOPHOMURKS Carleton Howhmd Jamrs Thulin Clarence Yuecklt' J' 9: FHESHMEN .- VIN: Harry Smith Curl Morrison k' John Bcisxk'anger Ludwig Johnson ' aeCarmll H'oud Arthur TH- iltsux Robert Dennis Arthur Satrc Paul Kahl .. l'In'dgt'. 4.. ... .- 1-7: FLOWER 53;: Night Blooming Ccrcus ONE HUNDRED TWENTYIFIVE .mm . MHM .--. -W- -.- Ru. 47.2353: 1 z..711-,5-, Niclmlnf'. Hill Hankunson Urination. Unslcn Frwmulh. Robert Humphrey Gilmson. Richard Humphrey IH-r. Theta Tau Sigma Organized 1916 HONOR ARY MEMBERS Dr. Jacob Dielll Mr. E. C. Mack DI. V5 . K. Hill Mr. J. Vi . Baird Prof. W. C. Spielman Mr. Harald B003 SENIORS David Hill Lyman Hasten JI'NIURS Robert Nicholas Homer Hankenson Royal Brandon ---1-..- - COLORS Green :1 nd Gold E :z-zzmzzzzbazazvaxz 1932 . HWT ONE HUNDRED TWENTYvSII 4,- ng RAM BLER .Exz -J;zr;-a,;w.ww,?23 -15.. YES:- 121 P. r? ' Pi FF ml . F1 '. J KIA L... J: I E' .1. . ftx'-: I.,;:;;. r ':-.-'1 :3. JJ . J71 1.1 L . l .1 Fat llamhrlmn Black Mayer Myers. 'fj Harris. Spnitl Krku ' . 2... iJ .-.-...,:.r.r .1 Theta Tau Sigma J:- h. PR ESIDENT JM. David Hill ff: 1:4. FRATRES IN UR Bl'l !-x. Dr. E. L. Hill Mr. Irving Mcnsendick Jr. Mr. Leonard Berry Mr. Leland Thompson :5: Mr. XViHard G row. C SOPHOMORES 1.; Richard Humphroy John Frt't-muth JJ. Robert Humphrey Farnwald Black '33:! Howard Ellis Cox. George Gibson r. m. B. Hambclton ?J'John Slmid fr. L'. FRRSHMRN 'EHcrbcrt Riggs; +g'H'illium Blender I.I Hilt'y Harris i6Loren Erkt! if. J?Elzio. Myvrs 991,90 Halvcr L0. '9 Pledge. 1-. Jag- J 1- 5-: 111.0111in lip, Eglantine '1. girl? 1.31 Jh. I 9 3 3 m3W Himlum ERCIL-t;-h-r-- 1 ONE HUNDRED IWENnr-SEUEM .$ EL. . - r,-m.w.r-.--,m Fh- . r... . Muslim: Iionlton. Ricchmunn Puttcamp . W. Rurlh. l'rnlt, Buckur lhlcnfuld. 1i, lhwtcr, Smith. Mnlu- Kalcntmcn Uirudt. Fuhur. 4L Hurlh Theta Pi Organized 1920 HONORAR Y MEMBERS Prof. H. L. Klingbcil Mr. L. E. Troutc Dr. R. D. Dentun Mr. R. N. Smith Dr. R. W. McLellan Mr. C. P. Johnson Prof. B. A. Tomlin ASSOC1.-Vrl'l M EM H ER Richard Becker SENIOR Luther Mueller J UNIORS Robert Buulton Winston Rocth Fred Illlenftld Ronald Baxter Roger Puttcamp Roland Hict-hmann Sheldon Brass George Pratt 00 LII ?R S Purple and White ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT MA L 9:: ' L! Li . .oJ' -. 'n L E L3;- ltme t'urhum Xnylur. L. Huxtur. Wilson. Sudan.- .hrne .- Ilurus. Slrnrrlla Lung. Tirily Hlmu-L Emhmn, i :eruIIu-n. Lnntz T . m... Theta Pi L21 PR FZSI DENT C: Luthi'r $Iucllcr FR .KTRHS IN L'HBE Mr. Carl Truutc MI: Albert Immpl Mr. Allan Mctteruich Mr. Kenneth Strong Mr. C. E. Rcischnucr Mr. Wesley Bradshaw St.2'PI-IUMORI55 a Albert Rncth Hugh Smith Ll Samuel Naylor Kenneth Fisher m Russell Carlton Robert Girndt 'LJ Paul Valentincr 1.0m Baxter L. Philip Agno Frank Malvc ' L L? F R 1'15 1-1 M E N Gordon Rm-th JHVuyuc Slarcns . 'K'Bvl'nzlrd Luntz 'E'Rvginald Sestcm 1 +9MauriL-L- Wilson Chester Bums x 'N'Jmuvs f'urruthm's Ray Shawl 'LJnhn Einhuuu Harold Long Fl V'Plcrlgu. I Fl .-.H,,....h.. PM .K'. ' FLOWER ;.' ' Pink Carnation L E W U .- WEW ONE HUNDRED TWENTr-NIRE m- -- n--- ur- '3. iii-'I.i-f-5-r-.MC-Kgg 1 Hrrach, Flcxnmn. llvss Catlin. R. vk'tfllh'kultt'n. TWHm-rnnsun Coffnmn. Vykuw5k1 . Kuttu Iiux'lL Ilmgzmmn. llrlm Alpha Kappa Pi Organized 1921 HONO R .XRY MRk-I'BERS Mr. F. J. Rcu Mr. D. T. Forsythe Rev. C. A. Picl Mr. W. H. Orr Dr. Carl 0. VHlliums Rev. D. Bruce Young SENIORS Rulrcl't Catlin Hebert Vei31mttcn Paul Hcrsch Edmund Flttxmzm Sam Bess .N'NIURS Aaron Bingmmm Leonard HTIum-wki Glenn Cuffmutl Vernon Knttcl' Rollin !I'mm-ra:1ht:n Donald Hrlm Rllhncll Cmgrm'c I'Iul'rcy Kuttltrson COLORS National 131m: and Azure. Blue ONE HUNDRED 1HIRTF - m RAMBLEREMEEfimjz-Tg gi- FA 71a RAMBLERJM9-12szaeaaazgg L'umur. Rm. SlarirL-uhrn Knudmn. Huckaloa. Huh: Cmgrm-c, Jllonm. Edwards Hawk Schick. Gullnm'ny , 1 1 . r .k. 13' J'. . Alpha Kappa Pi PH ES IDENTT Paul I'llfl'HL'll ,1... 1. 1' 3K? -: 'ri'. r21 FR .Vl'li 1 . IN 1' ll B 142 -:I'-'JTVL Ii rod Carson '3': 11. -. a. SUPHUMOR 1:18 Kenneth Knudsen Drrrick Bush Harvey Soercnscn Melvin Hm vacll Edwards Jammy Causur XVurrcn Buckulon Justin Kuhlv FR ESIIM RN Kmmvtll Galloway El'ling Babe '-1 Arohiv Blmnn Fwd Schivk 4.1: 'I'hal'lvea Hawk 1g. 1:1 why - 11 I 1-le 1111 1' FLOWJrlR r- Anu-rl'imn Bt-uuty 11051.3 1: Ci: KC ma I932 W113 ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE i Spinhirnc IJL-ithlnff, Zunnlrin. Ilcriu'nkr Luml. Urulm. Kh-yuustvuhcr W'fmll. Eisfullcr, Mnlson lin-cln. :h'u'lmilrumnl. Reader SacH-Le Aleph Organized 1928 HONOR JHY 31 EM BER Mr. John P. Beckman SEN IONS Carl chyenstcubcr Harold Grulm Ray Zumstcin Francis Spinhirnc Clarence T.nnd Luther Berhenke Carl Dcithlnff JUNIORS Roy Matsun Elvcr Eisfcllcr Franklin Goulti CULORS Columbia Blue and White 1,- - -,- -I-r. -r.-4, 5x... 4-... 4.1:.2-1932 ONE HUNERED THIRTYVTWO 7L: RAMBLEng-Zm x5 -ua-h .... - . .. A .H F, Gould, t'hridy, Frldhuuncr Matty, Swnmrm. Snatlmff H. iioulcl Ii mm, Tylvn Huckliu Moody, Roth. Wan: ' xg-z . Sadhe Aleph PR F.SI DE NT ,. -,..--;'. Carl chycnstcubcr 1 lil'fliHS 1N L'HBF. Rev. C. A. Piel Mr. D. T. Forsythc Mr. V'iljn Nikander 5 'H,HONH'?RES Erwin VL'I1dt Vuj'nc Rutider Roma Brecht H'ultcr Batty ++Hnrnld Achmllcmant 1 K P251 EM EN MW WV-.. h -u.mm.-mm Mark C'hristy Charles Moody Guurgo Gable Richard Roth Orvn Gould Gilbcrt Suatlmff ieJm'k Feldheimcr W'illzlrd Tyler 'K'H'alter Bucklin Oliver Vm'c Franklin Swanson ' Pludpu. Fl .0 Vl11li thitc Chrysanthemum ONE HUNDREB THIRTH-THEEE ....- ....- ..,...... .. ... .I Q71; RAMBLERm-JZIIEE E: f;- 1:; ' 4'32'1' ..;- x,- . 2-3::- Y -11 s: .k' til 1': I .1. I F; X IL: H - cf 2?; -..-.- -. l - .L. ! H 39 Rulapcl, Pawn. Goescr 'L'hL-r. Neumaun. Suin- llardy. Shnulis llocrmg. Hummer . Chi Delta Kappa Organized 1907 PATRONESSES Mrs. Louis Culkin Mrs. H. L. Klingbcil Mrs. D- G. Smith Mrs. R. W. McClellan SENIORS Martha Satre Florence Goescr Jean Paton .' JUNIORS l: Brena chr Mary Louise Neumann Violet Doering fa: LIE: M W! W h f? Le H' H. F? COLORS ti Lavender, Green, and Silver Ifj! K m 3! ma. W- t ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FULIR -. ?7':mW'$5m. -IF.M ,:-::.- t;x i'.3. :Lg. .. i... C ' 14 1 L1; rj-i Dnnm-n I'mx, Culkiu H'hittun, Uflen Miller .L-l lhlcbclh. nom- W'altcrs, Grifmhs fr H ! h; ar- iii C111 Delta Kappa PRESIDENT ti Brena Uber :3 tea StI'IHiOHES' IN URBE KI Margaret McCarty Iris Alesllire KL Marguerite Jacks Helen Shcrrick :; - Mae Ruppcl Mildred Austin :I Pay Dickerson Mrs. Martin FM v I SOPHOMORES 4v: Marguerite: Hardy Lena Hammer ' H Evelyn Shnulis Dorothy f'ulkin iv 9f$ FRESHMEN Hiuth Danncr Julianna Miller - Haldane: Oller Helen Walters H Kathryn Macbeth Elizabeth W'hittcn i Bcatricr: Dons Beulah Griffiths aEW'ahnit'a Prox. :35: -: ' Pludgu. : N. 5:3: 4154 FLOW 14;: f; I. J Violet 7T 5 3k: u..- q- - d. 1932 WxQ ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE '1... 'bsi-m-. '.-.. --'., Rem Rkafganl. l'lllerhuin lh'rllinmmm, llqcuur, UmL'r Thornbcr. Milka Ogg. 00d 5 Pi Phi Nu Organized 1917 PATRGNESSES Mrs. WT. C. Spiclman Mrs. C. A. Piel ' I . Mrs. R. s. Runyon Mrs. Homer Williams I - - Mrs. D. T. Farsythe Miss Miriam Williams I, Mrs. W. H. Orr SENIORS - Ruth Rcu Elmnor Omer . JUNIORS ii lIargaret Ogg Mario. Derhammcr Elsa Hoener Delores Vt'ood ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX l I . COLORS : Green and W'llitc ' l'Iudgc. 11 El Erich. 'llphncl'l', u'ulkcr Nun, Lu'lltuniutuin Geraldine. Brandon H'andn Thornber Susan Helfrich Ruth Ottcrhcin Mary Omar Marielise Nesi Louise Roetll aeClara Dress Pi Phi Nu PR ESIDENT Ruth Reu SURORER IX L'RBE De Vota Orth SO PHOMORES FRESHMEN Elizabcth Runyon FLUVI' F. R Lily of the Valley 31'. Umcr, Roctlw. Szllirluury Runyon. Kilvcr Millicent Pettit Catllrync Milke Arlene Tenhacff Dorothy Skafganl Ruth Lichtenstein Enid Salisbury Mildred Walker Fcrnc Kilrer ONE HUNDREO THIRTY-SEV'EN :k? m --.-'-u-na-.- FW- ..-. . MWW-w ... .. .....-.-.-.-....M-.-y.. M... . mp..- -...-...... 5mg RAMBLERtiELEaQE-EMEEF -. - V i r mans... +33: Ff 1X. ?. ;E:- JI'F.' . '.. 3-. +'! '7': ' 7 2 ? .f: Juneau 31', H'nre. IJm'is Lundrall, Nchmn-IL llL-nclcrsun Carlton, Ostrich Hill. Mm1l1e'l Beta Kappa Organized 1918 PATRUNESSES Mrs. D. E. Mack Mrs. C. L. McClure Mfrs. WT. K. Hill Mrs. 3f. E. Chapin HONORARY MEMBER Mildred Henderson SENIORS gr; Thelma Davis Geraldine Carlton '.- Edna Dunker Nellie hIcConnell '1 N. JUNIORS Lid. Mary Ware Helen Ostrich W:- Bosalind Hill Mildred Lundvall if: M' Mary Lu Reedcr $35.; .. -. x CULURS Pink and Blue r: . m-zq- I9 32 WWW' -z-v.- 1 ONE HUNDRED THIR'IYVEIGHT E?mgr. LJF......:J;?E;7:; TF 13-2-2: a RAMBLER'EEXQH Hca-IAIKTW . -- .-::;.-: -. 1c. A U' u: Blortunsun. I 'Narc E. Lundvall Rucdcr, Dunkvr Murznlf. Lamz Schultz. hamcicr 3;. l- v -1 .. JFJJ-K. 1 .. 2 1. f3- Beta Kappa .2 PRESIDENT '. f v .' a Mary XX arc Ll; SURORES IN URBE .8! Mrs. Mary Ferris Hartzell Mrs. Burton Rueth PS? Mrs. Ralph Wood Mrs. Oliver C. Daggert ' Juanita Jones x SOPHOMORES L . Hazel Mentzcl Jessie W'arc Ruth Mortcnsen Marjorie Schultz .5 Evelyn Lundvall Evelyn Damcier !' A W211 3- 4' .9, KhML... 1..., '..f ' FH ESHMEN Eva Luntz Virginia 3Iurzolf if; 4; 5. 113'; -.4 FLOWER lg: Killarncy Rose and ForgetrMc-Not i: f;$:3; - . 7; '3 g ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE wwm n .............-..-. W--.haa--?. r -- maxim 73c RAMBLER-LEeiiLEZEEEit-EEK 4:3: 3'; T3? l Hm? were forde those grarid m'd friendships Lasting yrars and years. . 7a -. $3.15- -. ...., J: .72?- ' 7771'; Z LEI: QW 1932 WEE.KEEE'?.ET:T:6E O-I'E HUNDRED FOFTY . W91: RAMBLER igxmym?aag Ex; 4v - Imam -. MEL W Trims?! . t - '5; I W I . u :4- l932 24$,- ,H'Q-T'Zw-FFECr-ifw f hrgsm ... -, .-. -1... -, - -. - - .- -f-'-I-.'-..4J.5:-:-.' u-hn-n'Md-i-I-L. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO ll....lb ihl. .2- IllIrI. .II. I .. lull tl..ll l... Iitxlurl!li.l.l la 1 . III .III III! .I Pl: III III I. k .nlrlrllitll nPIII I. ll Llf L ,4- HM. ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE 23w Emwim RAMBLERaEstzgmanggf I J C. K: F H; I r M v - , . - . ':' l. . , 42:5: - '.-.I gqqqua-v ONE HUNDRED FDRTY-FOUR ymmm 27w RAMBL ERag-JMHJE hi m HJEEZE:E;7::3 4; . ;3555Em:i a1:- Jr.- J xr-T : 132331.,c; s ' LHOW'STHE GARDEN? - OL'KING COLE. .- Ha. 3t; I932 3:; ; :Tsfmm ONE HUNDRED FGR FFFFFFF 3 ,1 F 1 1. 12$ .. EL- 1. 3E: 1 .f: .- 1' ONE HUNORED l'ORTY'SW 54-37;: H LXMHi Hl- -. -I New Field House The now Field House of Carthage College was first presented before the. Board of Trustees in October. 1929, at which time plans were asked to be sub- miHml f0 Hu- Board. In December, the Executive Committee voted for u now Field House and plans were accepted from tho architect. With Hm 0011111ch let t0 the contractor, that first ground fur the new Field House was broken Elmi- dny, May 12, 1930, :1 I'Cll lc-H'cr clay to Jtllc stucknfs 0f Curflmgc College. November the seventeenth, the cm- playing fimn- was ready for varsity hardwi- ball practice. January 10, Carthage played her first game on the llL'W Hom'. defeating Culror-Stockton. January IE5, Hm new Field Home was officially dc- dicatcd at a. four day celebration. The now Field I-Inusc is located on tho former Shrew- ustnfo, onset of Hie campus, and is 0f the Georgian architecture to conform with the general maf- lincs 0f Dollhurt Hull. Two playing Hnm's provide :3. gyllmalsium for the girls as well as for Hm- buys. The gallery will sent 450 and Hm girls' gym used in connection will seat 750. Tlm Hours are separated by Imnclotl, accordion duurs, ranch playing Hum' oXcCL'cling the regulation size; the Imp? flnm- being 90 113: 65.2 feet and the girls Hour 90 by 53.1 ft'uf. T111: Fivltl House furnishes Hlv much l'ICOC'lCtl nudifm-ium mi well us the gym- nasium. The lnhrsf methods of hunting and vcnfilzlfiou are being used, :Llung with modern sanitation nml cluch'ical equilnnvnf. E'fii'r CT 1:331 T-hr -I.. -w:..'- 9:?! . x? -' 'Tfh '.'. 7- L? I. 'L ,' ti ---..Rth IN Senior Strut Initiating the new College Field House into the social life of the school, an Allivullege party was staged Saturday evening. January 11 , :15 the final social event of Homecoming. The affair was largely attended by students, members of the faculty and visiting alumni. T0 the strains of u snappy orchestra which rendered in a must acceptable way the latest polmhlr tunes. dancing Wm: en- joyed from nine until twelve. As the first event of its lAind in the handsome new edifice, the Party gave promise of many more similar functions an the same floor. Although the alh college dance is a L'mnpul'utivoly new social activity at. Carthage, if is already one of the nmst popular sources of entertnimm-nt for the student hudy. The particular hop in question was aeemnpunied by must del'n'essing weather, but this far from dampened the spirits of the crowd. The Senior Class sponsored the affair and should he emnlllin'nented for having planned so successful a Strut. 1932 W' ONE HUNDRED FURTY-SEVEN '-l' V'-t'. -' 'f- ., Zim'lh'z'. 1' '-..' Lt BHL'gm-gszg 1x.-. .- :13; 1' ll' .ngiili- - . -. r31- 1F ONE HUNDRED FDRTY-EIGET llb 1 .I Ilul!lllf!lllll.lllu1llllllil:lllll:lllllllllllli.ll Ir. lillllllllllllllllll ...llllluulli I a Ill l!.l l..- ..I.IIJI.III. . .... -..I.1I.l.ll.i.ll!lllll.l .II n. I. rllll.:.llll.llllll.llll.lllllll.l.llln.ll.ll!l . I . 77w RAMBLER CREE HUNFHEB FORIV-NINE Hylwmu ' m2: .; I ROGMMH 753 l '15:! 4g i i-E 1:11 9 -? :55 iii: :31...;-...- - .-. 1?. 4'22; .'-'-;.r C' 51 ' W- 'NL- ! . I. .14. ,- ,h .... FELL OWIf-NEI 3293:27EEP3LEf-i-23mEET-.J.-..J:rssrPa' 1933 i;:;:;:.-;r-e .: -4 rm ONE HUNDRED FECTY RA M BL E RgizagEcEZ-mem lid 5:: -. iE- .3445th: 71' 4'3.- 434.1312: Tr; waaafr: FEBRUHRJ 2.2 r'ai WH HNETA I I . 5- I L?! Ire- H7 . - . H F? -. 513:8 1933 WEWQ ONE HU-iDRED fIFTY-ONE .l.n1c....4u.l!...H WIN u..l 1...... . ..I ......... . i. .i.. .. u: ..I .. .1.lil.lu.. I .IIIIIJIII1i. . l. zli . .J ... I.Itli.. .. .i 1.5. I .J:: 1.. I .Ii. .. lav rlprnlrla Ch... .. . ..... wwwwwmmmw.mgvmvah$nlml x... Wszlhlthn ETWHHPJLdMAHMIIuL. I.?.ukuhul. .. Ik.v...u..l.x.I.quullu.Mu Ira... .. .. .: MISS DIEHL :1 N Hit? 05 , Jr b; --u r; 7,... c RAMBLER ' COLLEGE CHOIR 7.12'PLHY BFILL '4. 'r... . .g..:.........h.- L-.---'--'F . . ....... 1:555? .deivs ONE HUNDRED FIFTYATWO a: .. 33. W .4. :...I '; quantum qnn-n-gmwa-Ivnq-HE g2 RAM BLER ' $1 ' ' . , -,,.,,., H... ,, u . I '1 1 f. -- AT -- CARTHAGE COLLEGE .;..'. .wr LL 'Ei. . A Pleasant Environment A Firm Spirit A Capable Ii'm'ulfg W-J'Jurlnuun W'H'm a An Opportunity to Develop DIusically g Socially Mentally Physically Culturally .i 5' .. . ..'.'- er: 5 Purposeflllly Fur Catalog and further information. :lddrusr, 2:? 5 THE REGISTRAR Carthage. Ill. Carthage College E 1 i A FrimuHi nrss A DiFIN'HRI i i E 1 ONE HUNDRED FJFTV-FOUR a m RAMBLERirMD VM'wW;MJZEQ I . E? I rmnm oooooooo m--,,m,,,.,,,,m,m,......um. -:r x ' 1'1 33 g 1;... M JR? Yon!- Planning in Sfmhj for Hm Phrixtirm JIEH-I'sh'y? L3: 'rii NJ ;.., 1- L... 9 NORTH W ESTERN LUTHERAN : .1. ' 2 ill; THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY gs: ' : ' w ; I H at MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA '; h' H Ask tilt' nplmtm 0f thv L :lrtllagc grmluatcs : rr- J'W who hau' ilttL'ndt'd anthwrntcrn z L'x' '31 E For t'ntulay and appiir'atirm blank, addrms HIP vaidmit : .11 i Q. '39 Rev. Joseph Stump, 1111, LL.D., L.H.D. : h: '1 1018 Ninctrcnth Ave N. E. a if? Minneapolis, Minn. : V3: : 'k'm WWd J .:: . ' T'. In. E. Songs E Minnie tho. Mermaid ...................... .................... .. ................ . ............. HJtian nycrs '1' 44 Thosc Little White 1m ................ ......................................................... Dot Culkin rg-I H Ruminiscin' ..................................... ... .......... Tim Callillim L' 2 A i:.. 'Yhnt's HH- Uw of Living n'itllout Lure? ................. .. . ............ Paul Kalil r - ? .. hr g1 A Year from Today ............... .......... .......... .... Hub and Stub r. :11 'J'c'rc Cooking Fur the Om-H V530 Low ....................................... Capt. and Mrs. Davis ! J's :. i1 Dancing With Tcnrn in My Eyes ...................................... . ....... Gvorge Uzlblv's Girl q- l . 'T anmiu' Luw .................................................................... .. .............. ....K:1thl'yn IIuL-ht'th -.-- ,L. I Still Grt A Thrill ........ .............................................. Mm Kihhc '31? V c; $5 37-: 5 ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE WTE: RAMBLER'M::E;;EKEECEE: 4n iJ'HHWHW WWWJ-J- .31fo 4 Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary A 111'. M ARKABI Y LINE. PI. LVT 11it11 tn 11 1.11.131 D111'mit111'i1s. Administra- tion Building C 11111111. R111i111'111'1'11 1'111'P1'11111m1111'5 C'L'11t11 111 H1'. 'Iting Plant. A I. ANDSCAPED QL ADHANGI. l . C AMPUS. tow: 1111 which 1111 t111'1l1'1'1'11 STANDARD THI'CUI OCIIC AI 101 RSF I1'11din11' to C 1.1 :1111'. '11t1 11f Gr: 11111-1- tiun 11nd tn t111.D1'f.1;r1'.1111f 13.13 Also .11pc-1'1.1I mum .11. 1'111111'1111 tr. dining in Or:1tor1'.1111d1'11 0111 111' A1111'ri1 11.1. foremost 11'111'111'1'5 in P11111111 Spanking. 3W Va - --.J:R.' -.' ' For further information and catalog. 11d111'1-1111 .FRAYIJ IV GRUBP R DUD- LL11. President 1 1 '1 1 buildings:- fat'ut ;L A STRON Cr I1.-XLLI'1'Y.11111111 a 1.111111111st in his 111-11111't1111'nt. 1 1600 South 1 .11111'11t11 Aux. 31113111111111. I11. 1.3::- '1'. .umu-J 11?: 111... campus 51.1.11. 1 Under the wacping willow tree, 1? The village sheik 111' stands. I111 T111: 5111-111. :1 111.1111; little 11111111 is 111' g: IVith manicured 1111113 111111 1111111111, E1: A1111 the. 111113011311 11f 11i15 loving 11111111.- 1 '1 Are :11.- weak :13 1111111111 1111111111. E. Day in 6113' out. from 11111111 'tiIl night. You can 1111111' 111'; motor 11111111 11101.11; You 111111 11111111 111111 sing the same 1111: 11011;: IVitIl m1'115111'1'd 111-111; and 5111111, Like.- 11 dumbcll wringing his own 111:1-11. When the Midnight moon is 1011'. Un honor of C'oxiel the. Campus Sheikj. -'P439- 1932 XWWiVEE-FJ,+I,;IH h-f'i' - ONE HUNDRED FlFTY-SIX 'Ejg . iav W Lutheran Makers of America In h ULn'H: NUTIZSTEEN, 11D. Br'n-f qu-lr-lu-H of ii?! mrly Alm-rit'nu LutIu-rmm. Im-n ui' learning: 21ml :Ihilih'. who ,me'r tllr t'lliuny ;: dgm'v 0f vlllt'lln- u'hit'lu WiJllltl nr-t IIEH'C 'lam-n alttaim-tl Ulerr wiw run-pl' :LI'h-r u long: pvrlnd of timv. t'lufh. Illustrated. $13: Ctmsecrated L hadCl'Hlllp lung .lmls 'l'n.U'HI: A HHKIIX' nf Hu- t'lIHT'FlfiPT'iSHK'K Iwn'l'rasary fur Fhrist'mn ll-ntk'rship. It usph a iht- rumlor iu siriw- fur tht-sr- Phalrnctvriklirs Hll IH lt: lu- uhlt- to fill pusitinuh of I't-spon- silulily uml trust in HH' I'hurt-h and Hum ill tlu- u'urlll at large. Cluth. 551.00. The Christian Way of Liberty J. .L H', ILL-L'i, 110., LLD. A hunk that MM 55th in Imw fur we are I'm: what constitutes rmll vssvntiul liberty, .Ind that Christianity 11:15 41 real messagzu. It is; :1 hunk fur thinkers; and students. Cloth. $1.25. 111 The Presence PAI'I. Z. STImmcn. 13.11 A dorply spiritual and dux'utimml hunk fur ilw Lvni'cm .wuson. It om-mn-angex t-Iusl-r vmmnuuiun with God. 'l'hel'v is n complete little svrviu- iIN'Ilu'Iing prayer and meditation fur L'at'h day so that the lmuk may lav used to advantage for flu- Quirf Hour of Devntiun daily. Chlth. filJJIL Rwl Silk L'luth. l-at'k tith- ' ht-zn'y lmliu tint-cuutu! stuck. 5U. Stiil N. Vt'uhalsh .h't'nul- L'hik'ugn f.g-a-u-.. .r '4'4'4-444 '. i'muunul ' ,a-a-o oo o+a+HH.-.p4-mu NEW ancl RECENT BOOKS f'm' Varied Tastes uml Varied Pul'pnses The Vestryman i'AM'rx T'. 5H'.'.NK. lln. .V. t'mnjJNhIHIMH'. Ilft Fullrikr. tl't'ntisl' un thv strwartlahip nt' tho privilx-gm um! Iw-sponxihilitim 0f thv nffu-c :If :I Vestry- man. It is inspirational. spiritual and practical. K'ltath. 75 cvnfs. Thu Christ H7110 Is All Anus JUNK TILu'I-zl: ll: inspirational 111ml; luy um- H'hll klww mi Ilmll-rhtuod ynung pruplv Flllll tIu-ir prnhlmns. It will lel' tIu-In h: nrvrt'unu' their dunlnts :Lhnut L'hrim ml urgtm yullng pr-uplv tu surrender Hu-mm-lx'vs to Him. Cinth. ?ELUU. H'hat Ought I Tu Believe? J. .L W. I'I.mnu Elli, I..I..ll. This hunk shows: that thrrl' iH :1 mural :Jlrligxlliun tn bl-lim'v mu! eu-vrpf u-rtuin r-ss ntiul religious truth: which Christianity prt-st-nts. It claims tlwi tlu' beliefs u'lwil'h can th't'lnp the host mural life in I15 lun'c r'I right to rub in tho miml :mtl hearts: of mu. Cloth. 75 t't'ntN. 1 . Mry Siu'lnul' Umuuun 1'2. LHXsIn A popular tim'utiunnl manual with furtynm-H'n allnrt mrditdiions halrwd on the Passion of .I1-su!-:. fur duily nm- in 1.01112, Thu Illl'llihltillllri Ell't' simplt- und hvart- stirring and the truths they mntnin ill x' clear and cunvinving. t'lnth. TS L'vnish A Manual 011 hVorship PJFL Z. STmuncn. DD. Uur must mmlah-te guirlc on the furnishing; of the rlulm'tl and thy nm- of the liturgy TIII: lmuk is lwmltiflllly illustrated. the purpose of H1053 illustrations Irving: h: shnu' the uxprl-ssiun 0f tlu; itlval :15 actually :u'mlupllslwtl uml nmr existing: in some churchvn. I cross: on t'ul'r'r in zgrnltl. Utllll top mlgc. Printed un chp up with the. ncw Luthvrzm and religious; books. Arc you cm our mailing list? qhe UNITED LUTHERAN PUBLICATION HOUSE 1228-123; Spruce Strt-ut. Philadclphiu 219 Sixth Strrvt Pittxlmrgh llil? Sumtrr Strvvt i'nhlmhizl. S. C. Bx: HUNDRED FlFTT-SEVEN m--- -HH,, ,, H--f.r ,,,-,-..- -uu44HH,,,,mm -...........u.......-u,-ff+,.,+++,,u.uun,u-.uuq 17.;- 3 +1 :FEQ'E E Vi Ea - iv 2E xh .1. .15. -. 51-.-. 4amzxeaf: var i: .-..-.ir' itizz-ZE ' ' 'g'. :1: meuwu t.. . . . ..- .. . 71: RAMBLER mg av t r? fThe Lutheran lb 1. Dom,- ynnr math trat-hvr grndt: i; Theologmal Semmary 010w? m i'i Gt'tt'rshm'lr Pennsvh'anin 2' Docs ha? XYh-v. 1m talicq 0H. fhv 1 ' h ' points if you got :1 decimal point upwidc +'- 22. Thr- nldest Lutheran Theological down. Smuinury in .varim 1-0-1 Lut'utud where students of thmlugy .4 I.. L- have access to the hncst rvpre- scntativc emigrvgatiuns and churches w'umm, ln HM Prof.: Aaron. do you know why you The 106th year opens fhmkvd? September 10, 1931 ' . .. Bing: I hm-cnt any ldC-u. Rev. John Aberly, D.D. Prof.: 'Ri;:ht 1 President Gettysburg, Pa. m-O-o-rmwf-W H-..N WHHWJ i BEAL MOTOR COMPAN Y 3, THE MASTER SERVICE STATION CARTI-IAGE, ILLINOIS PHONE 113 I ONE HUNDRED FlFTY-EIGHT .W 77:: RAMBLER E?mmm 9:11.5- 9 uvm,a-MHH 'fm d----b r: E l t; OWSLEY w me.: 'le misread class yesterday, I E 5f? ditln,t you? i ClOthlng Company- 2 E4: . J'. $ Pl-r Student: UVc-t :11: all. old boy. mat at : Agents i'm- i L241 HILH i I r14. Hrilsml Bros. Haberdashery I 7'! g Mallm'y Hats 5 t: 9.! 9.1 I llunsing Underwear E R5.- i XVaync Knit Hoar: , H'allHIfher and z Stndvnt: hCllCttl' up. old man! VlIy I anq Jettick 8110138 : dmft you drown your $01'1'fHV?H ; : AnntlIt-r Student: I can't Hha's liig- : E gur than I I It wrmld he murder. E 62 BIadiSOII Stlftt Carthage, Illinois i t HHW a STOP AND SHOP XVith EDWARD B. HACKETT Hosiery - Notions H E. L'ARTIIAGE. ILLINOIS ii Nnrtlm'est Corner Square Phone 525 1?: I I z i I z u I I ! : Dry Goods - Coax; - Dresses 3 z i g : i i 3 ONE HUNDRED FWl'Y'NINE am RAMBLERch' Hm 3km' 1 z 1 J. ----... . W ,,,,, i 1 Li '9 - ..:.9-;1: CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS i 1 HEARNE i i i WWMW'HMHJJMH'M'J . EEEA. WI-Wmm Wno- QUERIES 1. IJom :l football mach men on wheels? 2. Why not walk 0n the bridge of the nose? 3. XYhy nut shingle: thu roof of the. mouth and use nails of the. toes? -l-. H'hy not sharpen the shoulder blades? 5. How dams a skyscraper work? 6. How did pmlllc stay on the earth before the Law of Gravity was passed? W, Mm WWWWH a TROFTE BROS. EXPERT DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING HATS CLEANED .mn BLUL'KPID MW f'm,m'ur-JH,WJ inf MW,,W-H,W,H l SHOE HOSPITAL T,2r.mrl'.ify IVOFL' af Cnilegiatc Prir'esjj E H. D. Pancake. Prop. South Side Squaw: HWW +m+.-H.....m ONE HUNDRED SIXTY WW '3: RAMBLEREna-Emm 1,. y 5i; E? r? .' 'r rwwl'ml-muum +++++++ -------- v 3:? E F; FF 1m. G. K. FLEMING t 1m. ff; tn WALTER c. ELDRETT Pi $?- t Dmfisf -'H-fi?-?T.r7';?' V - I u l H :: :: Oshmpafhu: Physmrm F Hi . .1 Ly Carthage. Illmms +05 Chcrry St. Phonc 58 E: g; -WWHHHHHhml MW 1;.1 I V ,mn---, ,,,, - -u, W ,Wumm- , EUR. R. EV. McLELLAN ma .T- r'T-jiz- 5 $ F F s rt 3 . T K Dam, I t DR. 1:01AL 3. R1 3 1 02x FE . z E '7 5g F :. .g F Dentist I Q: .5 Marine Trust Building E i Z: I'Ml ,,,.,,,,.............m: L 1 ' H i W MMWWW F 52-? In Po 77711225 0f Dz'stz'rzctsz , , 5 :.L:7i?.;t: ' :5137T1'7f'7h 237-335 . Ehe Glark Etubio HAROLD FREDERICK CLARK Portrait Artist 2.;- Carthaga -- Illinois ,,J-.Aun.uu-mmuur-m 1 ONE HUNDRED SIXTYVONE H171.- RAMBLEREE xwterMw-vag? J 2.; N r' f 1 'ull l. future We 110110 3'01: will become interested in l Vi'e are Interested in Your Activities: and Your Success. In the I 1 0111' Brand 01 Fund Products 1 2 KELLOGG - BIRGE COMPANY KEOKUK. HHVA VVholcsale Grocers Since 1836 Gum City Pun? Food Products, K. B. and Rm1r Crown Coffee WWW WWW, f H WW Lawyers North Side 5111mm: A Gout? Place To Eat Practice in all Courts An L'p-tU-dntc Soda Fountain H'clcmnv t0 C'ullcgu Students MACK 11x11 MACK ii 1 CARLTODFS CAFE i t Iioszvll's I01: Cream CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS WW W W W W SHIPTON GROCERY COLLEGIATE COFFEE COMPANY SHOPPE 2 for Groceries and Quecnmvare : . . . . I hw1fts It't' Cnium Hot and Cold Drinks Bakery in Connection l Tasty Sandwiches J. M - 1932 2W. .y...--,-- x I..- - - - . , , , 'Kgg-q . w-u-u--'rbz--u-.-t d- ONE HUNDIIED SIX'H-TWU 9L RAMELERWJ'EaEwEaE-iww m,,,, The L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY N.I FLEBORU, MASSACIIUSE'ITS Manufacturcrs 0f mmms EMBLEM INSIUNIA MEDALS RINGS .-X'l'I-IJ.E'1'IIZ . FIGURES CI'I'I'S ru-u'uns norm PLATES Tl'iOI'I-IIJ'JS l-lmulm 1-194 I4 ltA'l'I'ZliNI'l Y JEWELRY MELMLIJUNS m:n-onlcm' MEMORIAL 'lmch'rs I'LHQI'ES HIKVHUTL'TF. HUH'MTJ' There Are Schools and erllrngJ m mn-m-m ............. M F,m,,;; , :4.;+gummmm, m ARTHUR H. WRIGHT and SONS PLUMBING. IIFATING am: HARDWARE Tt'h'phmm: 232 The Hancock County Journal A Brim H-warly Nerusprqiw John P. Bcckmzm. Publisher Donald T. Forsytht. Managing: Editor PRINTING AS YOU VVOULD HAVE IT PROGRAMS INVITATIUNS ANNOL'NCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS SOCIAL 51'.K'l'10NE1iY Printed 01- Plain 1'03. we print The CoM-yima - ffunrd-m' 14 H'f-J-Hm Haw 'l'rlclailom: 1-3 Carthage, Illinois ! LW'WW lg- 1932 WWW .. 323-777-733 ' Ea- 3:6 ??? .173 F2; .. 7;- g,':':J,.v .Lr. air??? ONE HUNDREO SIITY-THREE ; ! YE. RAMBH-RWW'LU g. Tlir Stun: IVIiL-i'v A Dollar D0115 Its Duty 1 JOHN CULKIN and SONS I ' CLOTHIN ;, I'IATS, FURNISHINGS am? SI'IOES ; . For tin: Particular Man VWho Really Farm 2 iii RF.EII.-XN $1 and $5 511111-11. Our Specialty ,W ,m,,m.l THE SHERRICK DRUG STORE 762003316 to H1? C11H1'g1' Simhwts North Sidt' Square. 'iSorviou i1.- the. Thing I ' r: 9 2 1 ' 5' 1 . DR 11.11 Em 1X OHILL 11111111 to 1 1nd 2 to 1 i Evenings 111' Appointment Lic 1 11.11.13 C. 11110111111101 1mm..- 11111 West Sido Square, Carthage. 111. W... .-..-.-.-..1 u: ELECTRICIT Y m' YO UR LIFETIME SERVANT 0: Yesterday .1 students strug-rlcd miglitil1'111th poor light and 11111 1-1-11. 1ondi- tions in the search 1131- knowledgq while their fathers and mothers slaved 1011-? hours each dm' in the home, industry 01' farm I'udu1'.11 great modem sen 1111t shortens and lightens 1esterda1' .1 1113111: hours aof 1111rk and stndv and brings to 1111 Lomforts 11nd luxuries :1 king could not 00111111111111 11 few short 1131115 ago. This willing inexpensive. 1111'1-1111'1t 11'111 111:11f immeasurahlt- assistance in 1'11ur future. 1110;111:115 if 11111 11in 111111111111 1.1.1.1 of it. 11 lmtcwr 111111 mca- tion1iet L11 ctrtc 1t1 hiightcn 11nd n1:1k1 11.15- dif'Iicult tlm 11:11:11 to Success! anmmmmmw C ENTRAL ILI INOIS PUBI 1C SERVICE CO ONE HUNDRED SIKTV- FOUR g JUYLA N D G01 1F C OI TRSE :lrth:lp;it. Illinois WC :Ippl'lrt-iutt: tht- patmnagu 0f tlu- Cullt'gc stutlrnts 0m: price 1m- I'h'rrybody Plays Joyland Golf g ' m ''''' m r,-,, -mww,,,+b;f DAVIS EAT SHOP ; Dine 116112 after I the Show. 5 t I MM'mIH. 11.1.. a w ME ; wg-W - WWW'MM WH hm mu WWW 'I k NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Assets: 341.789.067.734. Total Insurance in Force. 7.626.701'J,000. I AM A LIFE IXSUBANCE ADVISOR for many people Let me be yours. C. B. NEVVCOMER. C. C, BE! Spain! Agent CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS 01:110Hih: Kmkuk. Iowa Gtmd Home Ctmking GRACE TEA ROOM 1 3 i i g $ g Iiutcl Iowa :u'rnm Ml: St. E E i 2 TR I A NGLE LUNG H ROOM Sandwiohus of All Kinds; Soft IJrinks--lcu fn-nm At Jnnction of highways 51 and 36 HARLEY BUYER. Prop. Carthage. Ill. -HmJ- d-HJ-fJ-w ,r-ou-J W'fHH-f-JHFW i i E i i 1 E on, ,4--..-..-.'.. ,H 4 ff ' m- -..-.. mwhm Y- -..F.......r....... ....-...-..-.....-......--.. I E i a .- , 4 --,., . h3- MISS U BRIENSS SHOP O Brien 5 Exclusive Millinery 405 Main Street KEOKUK, IOWA Kuppenkzmer GOOD CI UTI-I ES 610 M 1m Strut IOWA M rmmmm NASH - FINCII COMPAN Y Burlington, Iowa S Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Dealers in Goetz Country Club Beverage I'm 2:23;: 97,, RAMBLERWK mmmw JOHNSON- SCHMIDT uh... m 3' Phone: 2-15 . l, w Vitaphone and Movietone Talking Pictures Justus Garard, Ilfmmgr'r 1-K . '-. $z:::vM--- -'..4x- ' WOODBINE THEATER E l J ??:EEI J a: 7. .L 53:3. '5 .1. .- .AK-LE L ':1?u-.5:.'L 4:. . I E. PT. 1. 1R1 - 73m RAMBLERgzaagm-FMZ-jmjggaa FI J WWW H '-'mum mm WHHHMM Whafs Your Net Income ? Butter :1 salary of $10 a week with $2 saved out of it than $50 with cxpoditurvs of $55. '1' - t ; I .'w The difference httwvcn surcuss and failure is just that. It mtrunurcs the mntmst between living: on a part of last month's in- cnmo and spending next month's before you get it. You can mnkr: ten tlmutsand msnlutitms to cut expensPs and save. but you won't until you get an incentive. stronger than the things yuu haw. been frittcring money away on. That powt'rful incentive is :1 bank bunk. Get one. not m'xt week. but NO V, at Hancock County National Bank Carthage, Illinois Wm - MH-rlllmmanrfmh ' ' A 4 GRAND and REGENT THEATRES -:- KEOKUK Presenting; Choice of Talking Pictures VAUDEVILLE AND LEGITIMATE '4HJ' W, MW 5,5 A T'r RA C T IONS 5; ' 1W . 55 KL: xv! 193 2 W5: ONE HUNDRED SIXTV-SEVEN a- il: RAMBLE R :H'LiwgiT. wzzgjatsz'zxir - :. 42:9: A Shopping Trip to -- occupation. BAUR-MULLARKY CO. Shoes 612 Main. CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO. Ready-to-Wear 623 Main DUNCAN-SCHELL FURNITURE CO. Furnishings for Home and OFFICE 30?-31? Main EWERS-MCCARTHY CO, WWWM,M KEOKUK You own it to yourself to sct' tht- hmntiful lnl'gv and :lttmt-tivu stocks that the merchants of Kuokuk are displaying :11; this timc. No matter what class of merchandise you how. in mind. Kvukuk hm; many stores selling Hutch merchandise at prices which an nm'cr high. although thv good are tho. bust obtainable in any market. You Will 1ind nhopping among tllcsc stores a plvawzmt mi wdl :15 profitable: Those Kookuk nwl'ehemtx will pay your Bridgr Toll or Traveling Expenses Do Your Trading XYitll 'l'IIt-m . -; .r:'.'-.'.'. 2. WM;WWH '. r? r' Will Profit You Greatly Complete House Furnishers 518-524 Main C. H. ROLLINS 1? C0. Books, Stationery and Office Supplies 6237-629 Main ROYAL CLOAK CO. Ladieso Ready-to-Wear 408 Main SCHELL2DEM Ple FURNITURE C g z z 2 z LINQUIST BROS. I E i i 2 2 : ONE HUNDRED SlKTY-EIGHT C1 thi . . 4120 M23 613-615 Mam EWERSwO'BRIEN C0 SULLIVAN 8c AUWERDA 1 Ladieso Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods I 524 Main 410 Main W- GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE WEIL 8: C0. Dry Goods. Ready-to-Wear, Clothing Millineljy 426 Main 509 mm WILKINSON a: co. J. M. HUISKAMP 3.: SON Keokukos Biggest Drug Store Shoes. 422 Main 525 mm WINGER BROS. JESTER JEWELRY STORE Dry Goods, Cloaks. Suits and Jewelry Millinery 620 Main 619-621 Main JOHNSON 8: SCHMIDT THE VOGUE Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 610 Main 602 Main - ::::eai:zzp,f--'F-F .F. l932 :mwi 2 . .'....1!..4 m Re RAMBLERL rbgawzgdg Illicit wa- d' Hap m-J'H-l-m',,. 1n; i $ Carthage t Students - - i Kh-pvnd 0n llh' fur tlltrir lll't'triml Hllpplirs, Vic- tm- records. A uthm'ized A TWA 'JTER- K111 N T Radio Dealer , RNSMHH v12? 3Iain THERE arz plenty oF Fm M reasons lo: spending your vacation on one of the Famous Wyoming or Montana dude ranches, but here are three 0F the best. 13t GloWin3 Health Every day bucking a stock soddFe. shakinq up yew insides: :ztung your internal machinery to hitting on all eight. Acquiring a notable coat 0? tan From the brimant evtrlastinq Western sun- shine. 3 5 5 z 5 'I 5 'l 5 I I I E 3d Glowing Health S U GAR BOWL E Six:22:53:39331212':2:33;: t $ I 3 . ' 'I 'l i 5 $ $ K Hotel Carthage J; Li g 3; h: Hotel Carthage nit Dining Room owing Health :. :.?; ing under 3 or dblanl-ce! 9 through dear. crisp nights. .;- . :5 :5 .he Dude Ranch WWJ berent Jnlererrr'ng hno' Jar: ebouti gl'ea.'yan.:4' w: :nour coxr I - :Liitii': . ' A. COTSWORTH, JR. Passenger TraHic Manager Burlington Route CH1CAGO Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Mosley 5.-.... Iris and Marian Aleshirc Lat. WW'J- I A- ..4- f4-W M4444'44- 4 ?:?:5 air ONE HUNDRED SIITI'ININE Bell Building baa. m CARTHAGE BOOK STORE C. C., 02 P mpl'ietm' Carthage College has been using UT. GENUINE ZEIGLER COAL 1! Is This Hot Proof of g ZEIGLERB Good Quality? Try a Load For Domestic Purposes BELL and ZOLLER COAL CO. ELIZABETH MAYOR, for SeOeral Years Chicago, Illinois m M u THE. COVER on this book IS the product ofan organization of specialists whose sole work is the creation of unusual covers for School Annuals.3et Books,Hist01-iu. Catalogues. Sales Manuals and other Commercial Publications THE DAVID j. MOLLOY CO 2357 Noun mm Anna CHICAGO, ILmes SHE HUNDRED SEVEN'IT 77h RAMBLER .5 m IO Lily- 'cmcgm cm . r I..f . . KEOKUK, IOWA - . . ?mwubwwwwmmmmmKnmm .wwxmwumnwlw w.,n..lMHNIm I.men .1... - ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY ONE I 1 Burlington Fruit Company 3 Wholesale F ruit and Vegetables 'lm,44a-WH4AHJ BUR LINGTON. IOWA E 1 2 A. J. 1WHalgller, Pram, Gen. 3192'. and Treats. Al. Reif, V. Pres. mm? Src'. KVriskottcn: Du you still run around with that little blunder? Kalil: She's married now ! 2Yei5kuttcn: Answer my question. Miss Kibbe: 22Gh'c mt- a use for cowhide. 'Wiison: To hold the mu together. ; ATHLETIC GOODS g WHOI..ESALE - RETAIL THE IIOUD-POWELL COMPANY Monmouth, Illinois W m m m ONE HUKDRED SEVENTY-TWD - uazqzaixs rm RAMBLER.-m.aaaagagg 222 2 2 US 47,, v .Z EEF. . i 4,2 .. 5v - Tim ; 5;ch -.:;- 'T-': f2 - 1- ...-,..... Kl MK: 1932 EFEfM-ik-ggh . $7716 RAMBLERKEV' 'mwr wma 3.65:1 GREETIXGS AND BEST W'ISIIES - u. .. .ArE-rwh: 3? 2 :1- '$ 2?- '1: 37- 4'3li x I uh. , t0 the STUDENTS AN D FACULT Y of 3: Q3? :EEEE A CORDIAL VVELC-OME AKVAITS YOU ALL AT 7EEE-KEEWEER1:3 1 $17 E. BURL I NGTO N, IOW'A Burlington Chamber 0F Commerce C. W. Bond, Sec'y-M'gr. 3 E i i 1 l Carthage College : i g E 2 5 $ 3 1 ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE ' ' gr-.. u-w V- .-..- .. ... n-.....g-..........-..... Di stinction Dzls'fmclziJe 12176013 in annuals are a prime ffchor in a successffll books ofcourse service and quafz'ly can no! 56 oVerZooked a a H 9113 sign ofihe grade mark means EnqraOinq SerOice Plus 6703.: Cb-opemh'on befuJeen Jiayandxfnnmlquadmenf ta COMPANY CALUMET BUILDING ST.LOUIS. MISSOURI COLLEGE ANNUAL Buzmzns or MERICA CINE HUNDRED SEVENY'I-FOUII - :E'EE-mWw RAMBLER Emmzvziag - Luth'..- .v .7; ' f: '1'x-W . . .-.1. i . ., -..L-.'.- .... $9. 37,1 :1. ?-.1- -'--.-I. :4. , l' 1' I I i w n m; -T, 7 tuck... .p ., .-.. .1. 1 i1: RAMBLER Eszwzreggww reggag 1.; E A SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL '.'t J'F. A successful year book is one that expresses q the spirit of the school 1337 translating in book p form the inciividual ideas of the annual staff ancl the recorciing of outstanding events of the school year. .. 3;; .. t. ....-:'u': qie -.... cu? Lea .ni'mUJJL -.-...L...I..;nu. $43.11;: L'. - IY.T ' .44.. This annual expresses the spirit of Carthage q College, and embociies the ideals of the F3 staff of time Rambler, through its pleasing makeup, fine tongraphy, excellent 4 ' T 35in- .: Jg- .. printing and attracti'Oe binciing, all of which 355; goes to make this a most successful book. L; Ll' IL? A 7211:: . q The personal serOice ancl hearty cooperation of all those having to do with the mechanical and editorial production of this book has made it a very attractiOe annual. 5 .. .FEEl-J-T; .'x': s f .- 94 $$- .a.n-. - :9 in Le? E1? Wagoner Printing Company L Printer: of Summary! 80900! Annual; 'ii .2 T Galesburg, Illinois .-WgE-Jynm --. -- ... 34- a .FFW f' h. '9- 37M. .. n 3-2-1??? gang: es . THE END 9.1V