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

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Miss Wind, Mrs. Stewart, Deam of Women Matron of North Hall Room in Norrh HaH

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RESIDENCE HALL MEMORIAL DORMITORY The COmpletion of the dormitory in November marked one of the happiest days in the school year. Then the fellows moved from their temporary quarters in the Field House into the shining newness 0f the dormitory. The comforts and conveniences of . the rooms, the nobility of structure and fine appearance of the Dr. Martin Monson. new dormitory was a source of pride to everyone. Dean of Men The hall is dedicated to those men who died tor freedom in World War fl. We trust that. even after the newness wears off, Memorial Dormitory will remain as a landmark of Success at Carthage, and a fitting memorial to those who gave their lives that we might live in freedom. A room in Memorial Qt t

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Mr Riggs, Proctor Mr. Wolff. Proctor The one-story dormitories at Carthage fur- nish living quarters tor over one hundred men. Their construction was begun last spring and was compieted just in time for the opening of school in the fall. Although there was some delay in the installation of plumbing. radiators, and a few other inciderttals, there wasn't a fellow who woofd have exchanged places with one of the unfortunates'i in the Field House. The barracks and the men liv- ing in them have contributed much to the Spirit of -coOperation and friendliness on the Carthage campus. The Collegeville Apartments were started at about the same time as the barracks, but strikes and lack of materials caused more serious deiays, and they were not occupied until after Christmas vacation The married veterans who are fortunate enough to live in these comfortable, furnished homes have showed their progressiveness by their tine organization. compiete with newspaper and mayor and their wil1ingness to work together to accomplish their worthy purposes. Barracks