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

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W THE COLLEGIAN WW3 HStardustu . . 'E. maneuvered her slight swaying body to the coolness of -he wide verandai Still dipping. swaying they finished their last dance under the glowing essence Of the new moon. It had always been 3.11 35.0nishing surprise to him the way Carol could just melt into the melody of whatever number the orchestra chose to play and the incredible way she followed the versatile moods of his dancing. But this numbereiheii' favorite- Stardust - -Was like a solemn ritual to them. Evezy contour of Carol's Firm young body was moulded against Bruceis as they twirled and dipped across the huge empty veranda. From the open French doors could be heard the ceaseless buzz of voices. but Carol and Bruce were silent. This night meant much to them. Their last college dance together. The cul- mination of a beautiful four years' friendship. Stardust memories of their Freshman daysepajama parade-Denhart initiation-of the funny little green caps so diligently worn until the Frosh-SOphomore tire rushiof the First very exciting Grind at which they met each otherwt the thrilling overtime play in the game with Bradley during their Sophomore year. All these thoughts came back to Bruce as he tightened his arm around her waist. She looked up at him and smiled volumes with her eyes. Their thoughts went back to a happy-go-lucky college crowd gathered before an Open fire singing HTell Me Why or 'iLet Me Call You Sweetheart m-more stardust memories. Evergreen Walk the first warm evening of Springebaseball games every evening after dinner---Campus Day- Wednesday evening guest tables in the dining room. The shrill screech of the clarinet brought their reverie to a close. Commencement-ecap and gownediploma-goodbye to Carthage-to Old Main. Evergreen, and happy student days. These memories will catch in their throats as they sing their Alma Mater for the last time.

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The president RUDOLPH G SCH ULZ

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W THE COLLEGIAN WWW DONALD GERDES Sterling, Ill. President 'Fhelu Pi President, TI'i Baht. ' , ' .' -. Student Crmncil PreSidellt. L Di'llllultin Cluh President. : Clara I'r'esidenl 193?. JAMES ROTH Milwaukee. Wis. Vice President Sndhe AlephI TI-i Rel..-I. The- lII Chi DeltnI Who's W'Im in American Colleges 193?- 38. Freshman Hcholurshiv. U. of III. Senior schoiurship. President 1935-33. INGRID KOLVE Chicago. IlL Secretary Pi Phi Nu. Alpha Omicron Tau. Theta Chi Delta, Home Htmlmmicx Club. YI W. C. A.. DI-umntic Club A Cup- Peiln Choir. Student Council. LILLIAN FRAATZ Chicago, Ill. Treasurer Beta Kappa. Pi Kappa Del. ta Plesident. Y. W. C. A. Pleaident. Writer's Club President: W. A. A1. Varsity Debate Squad. Golden Scroll. pIIYLLIS ACKRA Rockford. Ill. Beta Kappa. Simn Alpha Iota President. A Carmella ghoir. D1 amanc Club.Y . W. LILLIAN BARTOLOMEI Cicero, Ill Tri Beta. Writer's Club. Spanish Club '1'. W'. C. A. M. L015 BAUR Chicago. 111. Beta Karma. Tri Beta. W. A. A.. Writer's Club. Dramatic Club. Spanish Club. Home Economics Club. Y. W. 0. IL. Editor Collegian. EDNA CARLTON Carthage, Ill. Beta Kappa. TI-i Beta. Span- ish Club President. A Cup- Della Choir. Humu Econom- ies Club.