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

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Mm. Ralph Hansen Librarian Donald 1i. Eclman B'lllfiit' Alitzc L. Kibhc Uinlngy Edwin B-iatthaidcss Ciassiw Hcrschcl Vchn-tr Musi r: AIneI L. Brcsscn Che mistry Howard Pacpke Biology Kenneth L. Hamm Chem istry Locl D. Frcdericksnn Physical deufaEiOH-Athlvfics Luther H. Lyndrup I'M sits Gerald W. Krucger Spcwh Roscoe W. Scott Athletic Dircrlm'

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Emily C. Pcmluizk Hpunixll M. F Ulmpin English Juanita Jones J'anlish Len Ostermzm Businm Elsie C. Gmtc Art Jonathan A. Hoover Biology Irene Licbig Home Economics Merle W. Boyer PhilosoplIy'wascholugy Eileen M. Watt Home Economics Robert D. WnIIT Music A. O. Boatman L'Iul'lmmlrics Elmer T. R. Hunkc Blush:

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Tr n ' i : .. 3! w. 2.: .w Carthage Coffege Boem' of Trustees meets to mtfotd new peiiriex . . . . 355 men 555024 e25 men gsgiizd $15 students, . . The fundamental policies upheld by Garth- age College and the decisions for these lie in the hands of a. group of Christian laymen and ministers whose interests are in the education of the youth of the nation. The members of the college board gain lit- tle attention except when major college issues are raised. Yet, they spend much of their time and energy in the work of giving greater oppor- tunities and advantages to the students and fae- ulty of Carthage. They meet in twieevinnual sessions and correspond frequently among them- selves and with the president and administra- tion of the college. These men receive little monetary reward for their extensive services. The Carthage College board of trustees con- sists of 23 members, six of whom are elected by the board itself. One of these six must be nom- inated by the alumni association of the college, three must be residents of Hancock county, and two must be members-at-large. These are pre- requisites set up by the constitution and by-laws of the college. There must also be sixteen members of the board elected by the supporting synods 0f the college. The Illinois synod elects seven of these, and three each are elected by the Wartburg, Iowa and Northwest. The president of the college is an ex-efheio member of the board of trustees without vote. The board welcomes in advisory capacities, the following members: business manager of the college and presidents of the supporting synode Board members are elected for four-year terms. 0. A. Hanke, vice president and edi- torial director for the Watt Publishing company of Illinois, is president. He was elected to its membership in 1939, and became president three years later. This year the board has initiated many new policies to be administered by Dr. Wee and the faculty. Among these have been increased ath- letic and music scholarships and plans for a new chapel-music hall. Carthage College is fortun- ate to rest in the hands of such a competent body of men.