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

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.hgmu-num hh 71w 6W Ninety-right Carthage College studt'nts will have left thvir classrooms for the last time this spring as they leave in prvparation for thr' life that lics bcyond thr campus that has bven thvir home for four wars. Each war has been packcd with cherished memories of good timest lasting friendships, and hard-wor. Although this is the smallest of the four classes, tht seniors are Iookcd upon as the most important class in school. Few vvtcrans wert' part of thL' graduating class this ycal'. which accounts for the drop in proportion to the previous class of 50. Each of tho four yrars spent has bren another exptricnce. During thr four ycar span tht' adn ministration and faculty undvrwent many Changes. The first two years wrrv spent undvr Clift'CtiOD 0f Prt'sidrnt Nelson. The junior year brought to Carthage a mew president, Dr. Morris Wct'. With Dr. Wot- cams thti unforgettable CHEY drive that we all watched soar over the $10,000 goal Clifford Baumann Jay Sinclahl Praxidmt Vice President a; 7957 mark. As 21 rt'sult of thr CHEY drive. thu Twrnty Year Planll went into effect, which began with the rcdvcorating of campus buildings, the construC- tion of six doubler. tennis courts, a landscaping program. and many 0thcr ncw changvs, Tht' seniors also wore witnesscs t0 the construc- tion and opening of the new Home Economics: building. the Converting of North Hall into a gutst housc, and thc construction of thr studmt union. Each graduating class finds it difhcult t0 lcavc Carthage without a certain sadness in their hearts. The good times and friendship these years haw nfftrcd will ncvcr be duplicated. Tu IhP membrrs of this class we wish the best on thc- road that lit'S aht'adl The friendships that haw been formt-d with each of you shall nr'vrr be for gotten. In the cighty-first year of Carthagrils his- tory ant leaving 5.0an of the finest people and Flm'st mumorics collcgr life could offer. Barbara Burda Earl Mrissm-r Sacremry Treasurer

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Joycv Schwrglcr 21nd Hcrb Konigsmark, frmhnwn from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. THE CARTHAGE SPIRIT Life at Carthage begins tlw four ' r spam by tht' coinrful frrsl'llurn initiation which hPO'inS in St'ptvmbt'r, 11nd continua until Hum ..n111 This; 1'11'i1'11tatim1 to Rtudr-nt life at Cartlmgv is given by the sophomore class. It includes the 111?; :31 grrcn busanit's for thv fresh cruw. and :11 .. 11111110115 t0. uFn-sl-u'111.-11 Courfi This d only by th:' call of upper 111333111111 tc- buttmf in usual fomL 30011. how- vvcr'. it is all part of thc 1.111.:11'10111115 that makc collcge a treasure for life. 15

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Raymond Andr-rson Oak Park Businen David Archit- anerfoo. Wa'x. PJJTImJngy mu! Phl'l'omfihj' Clifford Baumann Harvard Hixmry Jay Baysingc-r CentmIia Phyjicai Educmiou Donald Behling Chicago Businen, Edu cation Sharon Btrgquist West AIM. Wis. Chmm'xfry. Bioiogy Ronald Betta Elkhorn, Indiana Chemistry. Math John Boudry Wanpam, Wii- Biology Jot- Brvuer Pmrf City Phyjfmi' Edumn'on 17