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

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amzizg, am; Yes, humbly and respectfully. we say ttwc won't let you down . . . u'Wne: can't let you down, Dr. Morris 'ch. These words are on the lips, in the minds, and in the hearts of the entire Carthage family. For Dr. 3-I0rris Vt'ee, Carthagcis new pi'csiclcnt. has instilled into cvery Carthage student and faculty member an inspiration that cannot be excelled. Throughout life, it is Seldom, if ever, that people are privileged to meet and to know in- dividuals whusc wry presence is enough to kindle the Cooling cmbcm 0f a confused world into the zill-cngulfing fiamcs of ambition and Llcsirc-aauch a man is Dr. Wee. Coming to Carthage only last September and being away at frctquttnt intervals during the. cnsuing yttar did not hampcr thc Carthan qiniansi enthusiasm for their new prcxy. If anything it only aided in making them realize the Yitfli Iwrsonality he posscsccs. They sought to speak with him personally whenever possible and cagerly listened to his stimulating messages at Various campus: functions. The familiar campus saying that Dr. Wee Could probably talk his way into Heaven. if necessary. was not without basis . . . his words are like a magnet drawing metal . . force. . and his is an in-esistablc Gcnuincness, sincerity. friendlincsa Christi- anity . . . these words are charactcristic of Carthagcrs idol. Yet. words are inadequate to express the feeling,r one has for this man. All that can be said is a humble Thank me for giving Carthage College. its studcnts. faculty members. and ahmmL the opportunity of shar- ing his dream and his: faith. Rhspcctfully. we dedicate the 1950 Crimson Rambler lo the man who represents Carthage College of the future . . . Dr. Morris Vite. Fiwr' .u. ...l; , 1:: dolwm... .-'.W.!T. .

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24-.- - . a'. - ' Ali: H.P-r -9ke.t hr: .-r.-M:qw-w m-t' :-a-.-:r- :1 am sum, wrmmummm MW : .. . . .. . . , - 'l Four ' Behling Caertner Breiding cftyamgfez Staff. . This is the 1950 annual . . . a combination of extraordinary cooperation and hard work! Despite limited resources and numerous set- backs, the Rambler staff has humbly attempted to produce a book to meet the approval of one and all. We hope it does! We have done the best with what we had. We could do no more. Every member of the Rambler staff worked diligently with little or no thought of personal reward. Time and effort were expended on this yearbook and thoughts of classes, homework, and social life were pushed into the background. Many a night the light in the Publicity Office burned into the wee hours while staff members pounded typewriters, arranged layouts for pictures- and had only sore backs, glue-smearecl hands, and headaches in return. We hope you will hncl that the pages sepa- rating the various sections of the book have added to it. This is the hrst time such a sys- tem has been attempted. The snapshot pages were born this year. The two-color Hy leaves at front and back and the formal, padded cover were also 1950 infants. These improvements are the result of suggestions by you, the students. Unusual camera shots and attempts at more dramatic photographic work were tried this year. Photographers Phil Breiding and Bob Fellows excelled in this. Their overwhelming cooperation in being on hand when we needed them will never be forgotten. lt't'llou's Above: 'l-Vnndrey, IvIoroney Below: Shaw. Holden The advertising managers were working in dilheult times. Many advertisers were begin- ning to feel the pinch of harder times and less money. Yet, the advertising section of the year book approximates those of previous years. Without the untiring efforts of the advertising manager, Ralph Gaertner, and his assistant, Don Behling, such a goal could not have been attained. W'e also owe a debt of gratitude to Pat Moroney, our organization editor, who kept all our organization shots in order. She went be yond her Special job at all times by being uour man, Fridayi'l whenever the occasion arose. And Vi'l- atrren Wandrey, our cartoonist par excellence, proved to be a backbone of the staff by providing the excellent cartoons on the fly leaves and in designing the cover. And so it is to the stafly we respectfully say uThank You for making our work during the past year so much easier. We also say a special thanks to the students and faculty for their line cooperation. Yes, this is the 1950 Crimson Rambler . . . it is a record of your sehooljs events and a record of you the students. We hope that you will enjoy it and let it long bring to your minds the spirit that was the essence of Carthage Col- lege, 1950. Audrey Show and Don. Holden. Editor and Assistant Editor

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Founded in the conviction that Cdtlt'zl- tiun is incomplete unless it develops thu capacities of mind. hotly anti xpiritt Carth- age College has sought through eighty term; to be loyal to that basir concept. The thousands of students: who hm't' walked the hallowed halls of Cz'trthagc have learned that final truth is in Goclt that life can he understood only in terms of faith, knowledge, growth and servittc and that the purpose of preparation for life is to grmv in wisdom and stature and in faith with God and man. Because in the crucible of life's experi- ences thCSt' concepts are certain, effective and eternal. Carthage alumni sense that they owe a lasting dabt of gratitude to their Alma Mater and continue to hold Carthage College clear. In a final anal- ysis. this is the ultimate test of the value of an educational institution. is the. claws of 1930 111mm out from l'ix'crg'rct'n lYnlk into the highx-vay of life, they may go with the assumntt that the: heritagt' delii'trrtl to them here is one whirh they will always cherish. Their gratitudc will he expressed in lives of serv- ittc and in their Vi'illingncss t'u mttet lift: in thilt wniidcnttc which is given to Griclis Children. I am a little cm'iotls of this yearls graduating class. They will find lift :15 rstrenuous antl cliicult as it htlS always been. They will face problems of mount- ing magnitude and danger. But they match every problem with a wisdom and strength larger than their own because they hat'c known Him who is stronger and greatfr than anything that can happen. Sincerely . PRESIDENT MORRIS WEE WH'Hl