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

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Dick Sorenscn R-Irnmninvv, h-Iirhigaln Biology and Clmnistry John Thompson L02: Angeles, California Bllsintfss Jerry Vavrin Ruciuv. W'iscumain History and Soriall Sciencv Mary Ellen Stengcl Furrcsmn Hume Iimuumirs John 'l immcrm2m LUVCS Park Physiral licluruliml Norma Verhil Ch i rzlgu Art Laverne Thomas Arlinglun Hvighls History and lidun'alinn Barbara Van Dcx'mtr: r Rcu'kforcl '3'! uxi K Margaret Zimmerman Iilunclinxvillo Biol: nglx'

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-n:- 'r! tar: www.un- - Jw- Mary Lou Robertson Berlin Ilumc Ewnumics Hilmar Schmidt EHkhorn, Wisconsin Business Administration Alvin Schroetcr EHingham Business .-Xt11ni11i5tl'uli011 and Psychology Jim Ruhlcdcr Mt. Murris Chemistry Phyllis Schrcckcnbcrg Duwmn. Unwc Business AclluilliStratiou and English Dick Sebcrt Chicago Biology Howard Srhaar Uhit'agu History :md Philosophy NIary Schmr Pczlrl City Biology Wes Simons Ravine, W'isrxn'lsin Fmglish and Education

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Liam 60': C1121; Logical. Ray Robinson . . . President Mike Shannon l'ice President Ruth Johnson . . . Sermten' Olive Mollcndurf . . Tmamrm' Dr. Juanita Jones . . Simmer Robinson, Shannon, Mollcndorf, Johnson fptaaenting ggs gander: 6175111 . . . Having completed a highly successful school year, the junior class is looking forward to tak- ing on the responsibilities placed upon them as seniom before embarking into the world. The juniors have been active this year in many events and paved the way to fill their upper class brotheris shoes in a variety of ways. Climaxing the year for the juniors is the presentation of the junior prom in the spring. The prom always follows the Lenten season and gives the students a chance to get back into the social limelight. Several juniors hit the top socially the past ytar. Probably one of the leaders was Al An- 16 demon who was the only junior out of a roster of eight to be elected to Whois Who. Al has been an active member in various activitiese dorm president, Circle K and athletics. The junior class also forwarded select ma- terial in the form of athletes and club and 01'- ganization leaders. These leaders will un- doubtedly continue in that capacity when they enter into the business world after graduation next year. This blending of a varied background will undoubtedly place the juniors in a position where they will be able to handle the major activities of the 1950 Carthage College year.