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

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Miss Pennock Dr. Rie EMiLY CYNTHIA PENNOCK. B.S., AM, Professor of Spanish Buenos Dias senoriias e senors. greets the Spanish professor, laying aside her wraps To begin a busy day in room 3037 Huriying through the grammar iesson to get to her favorite Spanish reader, Miss Pennuck frequemly caiis airesi' and beckons a volunteer to open The nearest window. Spotting her class room recitation queries with numerous stories of he: visit to Spain serorila goes about her business of teaching :he language she love: with a zest and enthusiasm which instills within her classes a Spanish atmosphere. ROBERT RIE. Dr.Juris. University of Vierma, Professor in History, German and French Dr. Rie is a Einguisl. historian, and a lover of good music, His wit and humor, straight from his beioved Vlennai are unsurpassed. Being a forward looking man he conducts ciasses which are fuii of viraliry and interest by biinging in excerpis from his far traveled past. Besides being an excellent professor, he is enrhusiasric for learned churchmen, and is especially particular about who shall pray over my dead body.

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Spiclman Bernhardt W. C. SPIELMAN. B A, M A , Professor of History and Social Science Professor Spielrnan, who has devoted The paEt 31 years of his Ii e t0 Carthage College, and whc has wriifen a lmsfory 0f the schook has the longest record of present iaCUIty n'nembers for ccnhnued service to the coilege am' its students We take off our hats to our progesscr with the qwer smile whc has served Our Christaan college so faiihiuliy and so wen. HAROLD BERNHARD, BA, B D, PhD, Professor in History and Bible Alfhough new Ul'l the Faculty, Dr Be'nhal'dt is a staunch Carthaginlan, being a 1932 graduate n: Carthage College By and large hi5 iecmrcs, '92 such, are full of mreresring il!us:'allons and valuable informahnn, and his freQUe-nr dscnsaons have the valuable- characteristics of bang both INCH and liberal. The ciasses of our ' BeaLI Brummcl cf 1he Facum are w'ralazed mth hIS ?nend'; Christian spirit and me emire campus welcomes his cheerful hello.

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Ctote Sanderson ELSIE C. CROTE, B.Edw MA, Professor of Art Miss Crate joined the: faculty tast iaH to open 1hc hrs1 art department at the college. A visit 10 the art room in the second story of the Library is sufficient evidence of her success. The many fmc works of art are resh- mony of the talent she has helped he: students to develop. JOHN SANDERSON, AB. B.D.. B.L.S.. Librarian Another new addition to the faculty tast fall was The Itbrarian, whose thoroughness in managing the Library has met with the approval of all. Dr. Sanderson is one 0! the most talented organists in the vicmity and a leacher in the necessity of order as is borne out in the appearance of the Library. Besides his cultivated personality. he brought to the campus some thing even rarer, a brand new Chrysler