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

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rwh mm... - In Fond Dedication In view of the dedication of tht' 1951 Rambltir. WC. deem it fitting to recognize a man who has served faithfully as thc busim'ss managm- of Car- thage College for thirty years. Mr, William Krauss was a member of the 1916 graduating class at Carthagr. He did graduatr work at Harvard University after which he accvptvd a position at Carthage as busint'ss manager. Keeping a school on a Financial budgct and succcssfully coping with student problems is no simple task in any mania languagr, It is a job that many of us take for grantt-d, never stopping to realize that bchind it all is a person of undying loyalty to tilt school. Iliaintaining a great interest in tht- wants and needs of a growing Christian College, and pussvssing a great degree of integrity and skill. Countlt'ss studrnts and faculty mcmbt'rs haw: walked by Old Main late at night to set- a light burning brightly in this busim'ss oH'ice. They undoubtt'dhr walkcd on: without giving the slightest thought as to why it was lighted. Bc- hind that locked door often sat the man who has comp face to face with some of thc gravest pro- blems a school has to offer. For this mason we haw chosen a man who dtsrrvcs all the thanks. admiration, and loyalty wv can oficn In showing our apprcciation for his nrver-ceasing work and interest in us and our school, we humbly say hthank youi, to one 0f the finrst men our collvgc has vvt'r known Mr. William C. Krauss.

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- 'T-Ee-lu nmw.u.y I'- 5'. DR. MORRIS WEE, PRESIDENT OF CARTHAGE COLLEGE TO THE 1951 Four years ago when you came to Carthage Col- lege you hoped that the years ahead might be a worth-whiie investment in training for leadership and service. As you Closr out your collegr career you will realize that the years have been hotter than you dared to hope. At Carthage College you have trxperit'nced an educational opportunity which, in the. drgree that you have made good usc- of it, has L'quippt'd you for a rtal contribution to socicty in the days that lie ahead. The idt-al of service has born a part of the concept of the educational pattern of your college. As you rcndt'r service, people will cn- trust you with ever increasing responsibility. As you fulfill those responsibilities, thr' mantlc of leadership will be yours. Regardless of Whth'l' you go, you will live to pro- mote the best interests of your follow-mon be- cause the Christian integration of your education 2 GRADUATES: will motivate you to live under God and for His holy purposes. Bocaust' of this, you arc the assen- tial citizen required by our kind of world where peace and good can come only as mm are loyal to righteous concepts and spiritual insights. At Carthage College: thc years have been Filled with a wide. variety of experiences and friendships which will endear the college to you in days yvt to be. The bond established between you and your Alma Matt-r will nvvcr be lost and you will remember these yrars with gratt-fulm'ss. As you go, tht' rt'st of thc Carthagv family will mark your success with drop pt-rsonal intrrvst.x wrlcomc you back to the camputs for periodic visits and be Certain that your livcs will be rof-lec- tion of the spiritual aspirations of Carthage Col- lege. May God go with you to blt'ss you always. MORRIS WEE .. ........-.-

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DR. MORRIS WEE, PRESIDENT OF CARTHAGE COLLEGE BEHIND IT Behind the growth and dcwlopment of Car- thage College today is Dr. Morris Wee, 14th president. His hopes and plans of yesterday haw made Carthage what it is today, but the growth of the college itself is only half the victory he has won. This great Christian leader has brought to Carthage something more than material gain. He has been a person who often has not been thought of formally as a president by many stu- dents and faculty members, but rather as a gen- uine friend . . . a person who always manages to Fmd time to discuss our problcms with us, and ALL... one whose kindness and consideration is unex- called. A mere expression in words of our appreciation and respect for this man are not enough. The feeling within our hearts and minds seldom can be- unveiled in words. To express our gratitudtt by saying WThank ymf', seems inadequatr. Wt- arr fortunate in having this man as one of our Car- thage family, and can express our appreciation best by convincing him that we, as Carthage College, stand behind him all tht' way.