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

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a..:. .-.e. 14 Neil H. Hardy Chemistry Carthage, Illinois Nona H012 p pa Music Skokie, Illinois 1' til his war injuries put a stop to his gridiron days. Paul Beringer was one-fourth of the pop- ular Veteranst Quartet that entertained so often at college social events. Paul did some outstanding work in dramatic. pro- ductions with his vivid characterizations. Paul was one of the better music students at the college. Burdette A. Harris Chemistry Lena, Illinois Mary Ann Holford English Quincy, Illinois 1' THE CARTHAGE Rogene Hartje Music Forreston, Illinois Frances Karriker English Rockford, Illinois 1 Ortha Berger was also active in drama clubs and the language clubs. Her practice teaching in the local high school kept her busy during her senior year. Bill Burr, who came to Carthage from New Jersey for his senior year, was one of the guards on the starting lineup of the basketball quintet. Bill always played an outstanding game.

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CRIMSON RAMBLER Swim William W. Burr Education Burlington, New Jersey Reginald O. Girdharry Biology British Guiana f music department during her four years at Carthage. Peg became a veteran barn- storrner and Was a regular member of the chapel choir. Harry Bates did a lot of work as trainer for the Redman athletic squads in his junior year. Ed Belter was editor of the INDIAN for two years and played a tough first-string William A. Diehl Philosophy Carthage, Illinois Marjorie Golden Physical Education Rockford, Illinois 1' Richard B. Frey Mathematics Mt. Morris, Illin'ois Waldo Hanson History and Social Science Carthage, Illinois 3' lineman on the football squad every year he was here. Clarence tlBuzzh Bradley was hailed as the man Who brought boxing to Carthage after he led the boxing team through two successful seasons. h'Buzzh voluntarily coached the boxing team and got the fel- lows interested in the sport. He also played a lot of halfback for the football squad un- 15 -. Jr...- Weatzu . . - w .-1-.v. .. - .211

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CRIMSON RAMBLER 3mm Virginia Koltz History and Social Science Harvard, Illinois Robert R. Lesher History Ridgewood, New Jersey ,r President of the student council and of the Philochristos organization in his senior year, Bill Diehl spent much of his time doing the jobs that are required of the leader of the student body. He led the stu- dent council to new heights of service and constructive activity on the campus. Reginald Girdharry was one of the for- eign students Who chose Carthage for his Oswald Kowlessar Biology British Guiana Margaret Linker Biology Polo, Illinois 1 l5 Anita La Dege Biology Chicago, Illinois Mervin W. Loper Chemistry Webster City, Iowa 4 pre-professional training. hReggyh was in many campus activities. Marjorie Golden was a leader in the WAA and in the YWCA. Rogene Hattie was one of the outstand- ing students in the music department while Mary Ann Holford was one of the leaders in womeds athletics. Oswald Kowlessar was an excellent ex-