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

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'...1.-'A-'l- ' ea: .. - .n . -.w m-yeu -. 16 THE CARTHAGE Patricia Nelson English Chicago, Illinois Fred A. Marks History Racine, Wisconsin Margaret McNeill Music Skokie, Illinois Richard J. Pratt Music North Warren, Pa. Betty Jane Omer Music Malta, Montana Irma Niekamp Biology Ursa, Illinois 1' f f ample of the many good foreign students University of Illinois. Peggy was active who are outstanding at Carthage. 02257,, was president of the large Beta Beta Beta club in his senior year. Margaret McNeill was one of the seniors Who did both outstanding work in her studies and in many extra-curtiCular ac tivities. She was awarded for her excellent scholarship with a yearts scholarship to the in the SAI, the language clubs, the drama club and the Writerts club. Irma Niekamp was outstanding in schol- arship and was active in the home economic clubs. Richard Pratt was one of the highest in his class for scholarship.

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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-

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CRIMSON RAMBLER 33W 17 Wallace Rossmiller Roy I. Satre Ruth Schmidt Mathematics Biology Music Milwaukee, Wisconsin Rockford, Illinois Centralia, Illinois Richard C. Schneider June Schultz Doris Stegeman Psychology Home Economics Business Administration San Antonio, Texas Pearl City, Illinois Bluffs, Illinois 1' f Y The language whiz of the senior class was Wallace Rossmiller. uWally was president of Alpha Mu Gamma his senior year. He was also active in LSA and in other impor- tant activities 0n the campus. An outstanding addition to the music department was Ruth Schmidt. Ruth was noted for her fme solo work throughout her years at Carthage. She was always a fine addition to chapel programs and recitals. Three members of the future teachers on the campus were Dick Schneider, June Schultz, and Doris Stegeman. Their prac- tice teaching activities kept them busy for several weeks during their senior year. One of the PE, students at Carthage was CUE Stubbe. Cliff was also an outstanding member of the football squad and president ri pH