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

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---- -- -- -- 1' CRIMSON RAMBLER .me ...... 7 eee- mm With the beginning of our sophoa more year came the deaths of the social sororities and fraternities to which most of us had belonged. And so we struggled on through the war years adding here and there a member who had caught up with our class because of the new accel- erated war-time program. During its junior year our class revived the Crimson Rambler fmm its years of slumber and turned out what we like to think was a good job in spite of our many dijjieulties. Om crown- ing success of that year was the junior prom. Came 1:5, September, and again peace folded its wings heralding the approaching maturity of the class of 1:6. With, loving hands me close HOWARD CARTWRIGHT. Vice President a chapter, looking back with some- Kenosha, Wisconsin thing mingled of joy and sadness History and forward to the future. Nineteen

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for the last time in its senior place of honor. In 1942 our class began its adven- tures with ninety members strong; thirty girls and sixty fellows. Om ranks were soon thinned however by the great March draft of ,43 which blew away a great deal of our manpower. During the summer of 1:3 most of the remaining fellows had answered their country? call. Eigh teen CRIMSON RAMBLER ' HISTORY 0f the SENIOR CLASS For four proud years our ftag of royal blue and white has fiown along with the flags of the other classes at homecaming and at commence- This year it will wave meht time. DOROTHY HINTz, Secretary Milwaukee. Wisconsin Home Economics

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