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

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CRIMSON RAMBLER 5mm Margaret Altman Biology Davenport, IOWa Paul I. Baughman History and Social Science Fremont, Nebraska Deane R. Asquith Business Racine Wisconsin LeRoy R. Bell Chemistry Bushnell, Illinois Harry R. Bates Physical Education Murphysboro, Illinois Carolyn Bennehoff English Freeport, Illinois 6W fwM:.Eeaae Thefre gone. Yes, the senior class of 1948 is gone from the Carthage College campus. Their going is felt deeply by a majority of the student body. For, from among the seniors the students had picked many of their leaders. These senior stu- dents who were the leaders in athletics, student body activities and in scholarship won for themselves a high place in the history of the school. Many of the seniors were veterans who came back from war to finish their educa- tion. This graduation was an especially great thing to them. Their experiences made their whole college life full of a deeper meaning for them. Among the more than iifty seniors who were graduated from Carthage on May 31,

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Z; t. . -v-J-urw-izww':-:cf-'i-': 10 Lois Johnson ......... Stratewula Kehias ........... William Merriman Edgar Belter ,,,,,, THE CARTHAGE President -.--.Vice-President ............ Secretary Treasurer MW Mange 70 59W We salute this class! For some of you, graduation has been delayed while you were out defending the very ideals for which this college stands. We thank God you have returned. All of you have showr1 willing- ness to share with others during a period when your college was earnestly striving to meet the needs of many. You have dili- gently pursued your studies. You have been active in the various college activities ehave showri abundant evidence of leader- ship. You will now continue your studies and activities directly or indirectly. And now as you enter that world campus beyond our walks, may you ever carry with you the ideals which here have become your ideals. Let the world, through your per- sonality, see the value of true culture, the effect of genuine refinement, the dynamic power of a life guided by the Spirit from above. We salute this class! ERLAND NELSON

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-1-.- .n? ...a-....-; '.-.-...... .. Ortha Berger Mathematics Cedar Rapids, Iowa Clarence L. Bradley Physical Education Murphysboro, Illinois 1' 1948, were future doctors, ministers, law- yers, educators and men of science and in- dustry. They will be remembered as good students and good friends by the faculty and students at Carthage. A few of the seniors Who were in the May graduating exercises finished their studies at the end of the Erst semester and left the campus early in February. Among these Paul C. Beringer Macomb, Illinois Jay W. Breisch Business Administration Carthage, Illinois THE CARTHAGF. Mary Botkin Mathematics Denver, Illinois Wilma Brockhouse Physical Education Bluffs, Illinois 1' Were Lois Johnson, president of the senior class; Paul Baughman, president of the Carthage chapter of the LSA and president of the Hub Region of the LSA during his senior year; Fred Marks, Maurice Blue and Dorothy Swope. hose seniors who deserve special praise for their work among the student body are: Margaret Altman, Who was active in the