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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1955 volume:

1955 CHHMSON RAMBLER RALPH HOFFMEISTER.. .... . .EDITOR SHIRLEY WAGNER...... .ASSOCIATE-EDITOR DUANE DIXON. .. .. ....BUSINESS MANAGER RITA GETZELMAN. ADVERTlSlNG MANAGER EDWARD WALLINE .. SPORTS EDITOR SCOTT MARRINER .... .....PHOTOGRAPHER DEAN LINTON. . . . . . .ORGANIZATION EDITOR m a A u r u . . 1.4q.... . a u v: . nu . n ,w m n r... M w a .. . .r- . M . n: . , - g . .luI.K v. u . L 0 cv. M K .U : m J a a a .v mt .. u . $1, Lt . .' lullllllll... Irlrl lillillrlutlll II. 1' TABLE OF CONTENTS CAMPUS LIFE ., ......................... P. 6 SENIORS ............................. P. 20 UNDERCLASSMEN ...................... F'. 36 ORGANIZATIONS ....................... P. 58 SPORTS .................................. P. 74 FACULTY ................................ P. 98 H CAMPUS LIFE CAROUSEL - QUEENS COURT Betty Jo Vietmeie: Audrey Lutz Dell Carlson Claudine Cline Jackie Gleason CRIMSON RAMBLER Queen Judg- CRIMSON RAMBLER QUEEN 1:3 Nan Lesher Our Cook; L-R: Tom Madeline Mary Marlin House Moth er: L-R: Mrs. Wood Mrs. Joplin Mrs. S. Cherriil Rehelaire-I 2nd row: D. Linton, C. Miene. ls? row: R. Dick, W. Diskerud. Campus Combo L-R: J. Roth, M. Wi1d, P. Combv, D. Anderson, C. McCreary. CAMPUS ACTIVITIES i September 9 Registration 12 LSA MarshmallOw Roast 16 Pep Rally 8. Bonfire 17 Football Game Central College1 18 C-Club Kick-off Dance 20 YWCA Carnival 23 Home Ec. Club Wafermebn Feast 24 Football Game 1Augustana1 25 A11 School Sing October 1 LSA Square Dance 2 Footbail Game KPrincipial' Turnabouf Dance 9 Football Game 1CUJver-Stockton1 14 Student Recitaf 15-17 Homecoming 16 Football Game tWisc. TechJ 17-19 Circle K International Convemtion 2-4 Oratorio 1St. PauD 29 Tau Sigma Chi Dance November 5 LSA FLm Night 6 Football Game 1Eureka1 WAA Co-Rec. Parfy 12 Football Game 1Ill. Collegel 13 SAI State Day WAA Turnabouf Dance 19-20 1'Time of Your Life 21 Presidenfs Open House 24-29 Thanksgiving Vacation December BasketbaH Game 1111. College1 C-C1ub Boxing Show Basketbalf Game 1Eureka1 Basketball Game 1Cu1ver-Stockton1 Basketball Game 1Knox1 Home EC. Christmas Formal Dance Trinity Choir Christmas ConcErT Dorm Open House Christmas Vacation Starts MwMgONk-LIJ2- January 3 Classes Resume 5 Basketball Game 1Monmouth1 11 Basketball Game Elowa WesJeyanJ 15 Basketball Game 1Parsons1 17-22 Semester Exams 25 Second Semester Starts 26 Basketbafl Game 1Knox1 28 Freshman Women's Banquet 29 BasketbalI Game 1Augustana1 February 2 Basketbali Game 10361 4 SOph. Class Dance 5 BasketbaH Game 1Cornell1 S-Basketball Game 1Eureka1 12 Mardi Gras Ball 13 Heart Sisters Tea 17 Student Recital 18 Basketbafi Game Concordia Sem.1 Sock Hop 19 Basketball Game 1111. College1 22 Basketball Game 1Iowa Wesleyan1 25 Basketball Game 1Culver-St0ck10n1 26 Basketball Game 1C091 27 Choir Pre-tour Concert 28 Basketball Game 1Par50ns1 March 4-5 Carouse1 10 Student Recital 13 Choir Pre-Tour Concert 14-17 Religious Emphasis Week 19-29 Choir Tour April 3 Choir Home Concert 15-24 Campus Chest Drive 15 WAA Formal Dance 21 Student Recital 22-24 Friendship Week End 23 Campus Fair 24 Choir Posr-tour Concert May 5 Student Recital 7 Junior Prom 19 Student Recital 28-30 Commencement Activities 28 Commencement Dance 29 Baccalaureate Service 30 Commencement Exercises SENIORS Clan Officers: Carol Mueller, Treas;RaIph Hoffmeister, V. Pres.; Mary Suilinn, Secretary: Les Schultz. Pres. Wadia Abu-Danrell Armand Anderson History Math-Physics-Chem. Jerusalem Hathite Jordan Chicago 20 Aiia Auseklis Norman Iehling Constance Bingaman Chemistry Business-Educati0n HiSTOW'SOCial Science Benton Harbor, Mich. Chicago Quincy Shirley Mae Burkarl- Patricia Comby Elementary Education English Harvard Kansas City, Kansas 21 Betty Dahle Marjorie Daub: Marjorie Erickson Education English Galena South Bend, Ind. Education E1mhurst Kathryn Enkew Ronald Glenna Music Phi Iosophy Glasford Aumra 22 Virginia Gordon Joan Groaned Home Eccmornics Arlington Heights Lois Hauler William Harum English Morton Grove : Ni Carol Haulolte English Menominee, Mich. David HoeIu-nan Chemistry-Biology Nachusa Robert Hitler Business Administration-His'rory-Social Science Lockporf Catherine Hockman Religion Nachusa Ralph Hoffmeister Marjorie Hubbell MathematiCS English-History-Social Science Altamonl- Stiilman Valley 1. Franklin Joyce Bus. Adm.-German Milwaukee, Wise. Richard lmmenhausen Business Administration Chicago Paul Johnson Philosophy Au rora Luisa Kean Home Economics St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Janice Knutson Home Economics Manaminee, Mich. German-Hisfory 'lewd Dean Linton Music Forest Park Liane Liddell Rel igion Marshfield, W15: 26 Barbara Loveless Physical Education Ligonier, Ind. Patricia Lawandwuki -- English-Biology Menasha, Wisc. Janis Lowe Home Economics St. Petersburg, Fla. CI-Ia rlies McCreary Chemistry-Biology MMneapOlis, Minn. Sister Mildred E. McClain Religion Indianapolis, Ind. Lawrence Mach Hist-Soc. Science-Religion Hillside 27 Clay Miene History-ch. Science POINHIQ . llcwa Carol Mueller Education-Psychology Pa r k Ridge - '? -7 - Robert O'Gracly Business Administration ' Chicago Mary Ann Procok James Rife John Roth Business Administration Biology-Chemistry Education-Biology Chicago Anna Neenah, Wisc. Dee Schuh Business Administration Chicago Jacob Schneider Business Administration West Bend, Wisc, Ronald Schoo Business-History Beech Grove, Ind. Fritz Schwebke History-Religion Chicago Joyce Seifert Music Harvel Beryl Simmons Home Economics 51'. Thomas, Virgin Islands Sister Lois Stomfelfx Religion Appleton, Wise. Robert Sorensen Physica1 Education Franklin Park Robot? W. Stone Education-Psychology Chicago 30 . !' Mary Sullivan Bus; Adm.-Education Anna Alzada Spath Wachholx Elementary Education Prophatmvwn Robert Versen Chem. -Ma fh. East St. Louis Karol Wadewit: Bus. Adm-Education Racine, Wisc. 3 1 Bel'ly Jo Vietmel'er Music Forreston Shirley Wagner P. E.-English Burlington. Iowa SENIORS NOT PICTURED Clyde Alexander Rose Deal Daniel Califf L. John Carrete Donald Forrest William Haefke Donald Karnul'h Charles Kruckebetg Thomas Langan William Schowalter Lester Schultz Willa Waslrack Dale Benson i Harry Rohwer, Jr. 1 Religion English-Speech Clint0n, Iowa Two Rivers, Wisc. ' SENIOR INDEX Abu-Dayyeln, Wadia: 411 Girls' Show 2, 3, Brigadoon 3, LSA 1. 2, 3 'IOHicer 2, 31, YWCA 3, 4 iOfficer 41, Dorm Council 4, Spectators 4, International' Ref. 1, 2, 3. Mennder, Clyde Andaman, Armand: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurafs 2, 3, 4, C-Club 2, 3, 4, Theta Chi Delta 3, 4, Indian Staff 4, Dorm Coun- cil 4. Anselllis, Aiia-Vija: YWCA 1, 4, International R61. 1, 2, Alpha Epsilon Delta 2, 3, 4, Tri Beta 4, Brigadoon 3. Baal, Rose: WM 2, 3, 4, Trinity Choir 4, All Girls' Show 3. Behling, Norman: Circle K 2, 3, 4. lemon, Daie: Indian Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4 1Pres, 31', Masquers 1 2, 3 iPres. 33, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Oratorio 2, 3, Circle K 2, 3, 4, Kampus Kapers 1, 2, 3, 4, Spectators 2, 3 4 4V. Pres. 31, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4. Bingaman, Constance: Indian Staff 2, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4 lEPnes. 41, Masquers 1, 2, Oratorio 1, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Pi Kappa Dena 1, 2, 3, 4, NI Girls' Show 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, Spec- tators 4, Student Council 2, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, Who's Who 3, 50le Scroll 3, Jr. Counselor 4, Dorm Council 2, 3, 4, Campus Council 2, 3, 4 tPres. 41. Burhn, Shirley: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, LSA 1. 2, 3. 4, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Indian Staff 4. Cali , Daniel 32 Cnrrete, L. John Camlnr, Pat: YWCA l, A Cappeila Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Trinityr Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4, Spectators 3, 4, Carousel 4, $51 4, Campus Combo 2, 3 4, All Girls' Show 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Oratorio l, 2, 3, 4. Dahle, Beth: A Cappella Choir 2, Oratorio 2, 3, YWCA 4, Indian Staff 4. Daube, Marjorie: YWCA 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Trinih,l Choir 2, 3, Brigadoon 3, Drama 4, Campus Council 3, Ora- rurio 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4. Erickson, Marjorie: A Cappella Choir 1, WAA 1, 2, 3, Dorm Council 2, 3 iTreas. 31, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Crimson Rambler 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, All Girls' Show 2. Elkew. Kathryn: A Cappelia Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chape! Choir 2, 3, 4, Jr. Counseior 3, Spanish Club 1,2, Alpha Mu Gamma 2, 3, 4, 5A1 2, 3, 4, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Service Guild 3, Spec- tators 3, 4. Forrest, Donald: Spectators, Circle K. Kampus Kapers, English Club. Glomp, Ronald: Basketbafl 1, Debate 1, 2, Phifochrisros 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Counci1 2, Class Pres. 1, Dorm Council 2, 3, 4 lWren. 41, LSA 1, 2, Crimson Rambler 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Gordon, Virginia: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Pres. 41, Kappa Omicron Phi 3, 4, Dorm Council 1, 3 Sec. 3!, Spanish CTub 1, Student Council 3, Brigadoon 3, YWCA 1, 2, 3. Greene , Joan: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri Beta 2, 3, 4, YWCA 3. Harum. William: A Cappella Choir 1, 2. 3 .4, Speciafors 3, 4, Philochrisios 1, 2, 3, 4, Circfe K 2, Dorm Council 2. Hauler, Lois: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, LSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 5,41 2, 3 4, All Girls' Show 2, 3, Student Council 3. Hauloue. Carol: Spectators 2, 3, 4, YWCA I, 2, 3. Hiller, Robert: Fomball 3, 4, Dorm Council 3, 4, Circle K 4, C-Cfub 4, Inflamurals 3, 4, C-Club Giee Club 3, 4. Hockman, Cathetiue: LSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Indian Staff 3 4, Band 2, 3, 4, A CappeHa Choir 1, 2, 3, Language Club 1, Oratorio , 2, 3, 4, A11 Girls' Show 2 3, Student Council 4, Chapel Choir 3 r 1, 1 2 . Heckman, David: Band 1, A Cappefla Choir 1, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 4, Tri Beta 2, 3, 4, Alpha Epsilon Delta 2, 3, 4 1Pres. 41, Theta Chi Delta 3, 4, Circle K 2, 3, 4, Kampus Kapers 3, 4, Camusel 4, LSA 4, Oratorio 1, 2, lnrramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Haafke, William Hnifmeitteu, Ralph: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4, Circle K 4, Brigadoon 3, Oratorio 1, 2, 3 4 C1ass V. Pres. 4, Crimson Rambler 3, 4 Editor 41, Kampus Kapers 3, 4. Langan, Tom: Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Football 2,3, 4, C-Club 2, 3, 4. Lewandowslti. Pat: Indian Staff 1, Crimson Rambler l, 2 Editor 21, Debate 1, 2, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Alpha Epsi1on Delta 2, 3, 4, Spectators 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. Liddell, Liane: Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, L514 1, 2, 3, 4, All Girls' Show 3, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4. Linton, Dean: 1nd1an Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor 3, 41, A Cappella Choir 1,2, 3, 4, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratorio l, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Councif 1, 2 Sec, 21, Rebelaires 2, 3, 4, Circie K 4, Crimson Ramb1er 4, C-Club Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Briga- doon 3, Carousel 4, Masquers 1, Who's Who 4. Luveles, Barbara: Student Council 3, 4, WM 1, 2, 3, 4 iPres. 31, Band 1, 2, 3, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Council 4 1Pres. 41, All GirIs' Show 2, 3, Brigadoon 3. Lowe, Janis: Drama 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Omicron Phi 3, 4 tPres. 41, Dorm Counci1 3, Student Council 4, All Girls' Show 3, Honor Student 3, 4. McClain, MHdreJ: LSA 1, 2, 4, YWCA 1, 2, Religious Coun- cil 1, 2, Philochrisfos 2, Chapei Committee 4, Spectators 2, 4. McCIeary, ChaIIes: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, LSA 2, 3, Sfudent Council 3, A Cappella Cho1r 4, M03 Who 4, Kampus Kapers 3, 4, Campus Combo 3, 4. Mull, Lawrence: Philochristos I, 2, 3, 4, lnirarnura15 2, 3, 4, Sports Statisiician 4. Miene, Clay: A Cappena Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Student- Council 2, 3, 4 IV. Pres. 31, Alpha Mu Gamma 2, 3, 4, Brigadom 3, Drama 4, Oratorio 1, 2, 3, 4, Kampus Kapers 2, 3, 4, Phi1o- Christos 1, 2, 3, 4, Rebelaires 2, 3, 4. Mueller. Carol: Soanish Club 1, Spectators 2, 3, WM 3, 4, Internationa1 Rel. 1', 2, Tr'r Beta 3, 4, Crimson Rambler 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 4, WCA 1, 2, 3. O1Grady, Robert: 1nd1an Staff 4, Dorm Council, 3, Campus Combo 3, 4. Procelt, Man!I Ann: WAA 3, 4, YWCA 3, Indian Staff 3, Home EC. Club 4, Trinity Choir 3, 4. Rife, James: Tri Beta 3, 4, Student Council 3, Alpha Epsifon Delta 2, 3, 4. Circ1e K 2, 3, 4, Oratorio T. Roth, John: C-Cfub 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Cro'ss CDun- try 1, Circ1e K 2, 3, 4, Tri Beta 2, 3, 4. Brlgadoon 3, Carouse1 4, Trinihr Choir 3, Kamnus Kaoers 1, 2, 3, 4, Indian 1, 2, C-Club GTee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Campus Combo 2, 3, 4. Hubbell, Marjorie: WM 2, 3, 4, Spectators 4, Dorm Council 3, 4. Immenl-Iauseu, Richard: Cross Counfry l, 2, Track I, 3. Johnson, Paul: Debate 2, LSA 2, 3 lIPres. 31, Phiiuchrisms 2, 3, 4, Indian 3, Student Council 3, 4 1Pres. 41, Trinity Choir 3, 4, Dorm Counci1 3, Circle K 3, 4 W. Pres. 3J, Baseball 3, Inframurals 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Joyce, Franklin: Chapei Choir 1, 2, A CappeHa Choir 1, 2, Trinity Choir 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Mu Gamma 3, 4 1V. Pres. 41, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4. Karnu'tII. Donald: Oratorio 1, LSA 2, 3, 4, Philochrisms 1, 2, 3, 4, Indian, Cheerleader, Student Councif 2, 3. Kean, Luisa: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4, International Rel. Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2. Knumn. Janice: Horne Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Dorm Council 2, Kappa Omicron Phi 1, 2, 3, YW'CA 3, III. Home Ec. ColIege Club Pres. 4. Korte, Bert: Intramurals T, 2, 3, 4, Indian 2, 3, Dorm Council 2, 3 1594:. 31, Aipha Mu Gamma 3, 4 fpres, 41, Boxing 1, 2, 3, FootbaH 1, Track 1, PhilocI-Iristos 1, 2. Kruckeberg, Charles: A Cappella Choir 3, Brigadoon 3, Tri Beta, Crimson Rambler 3, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Schneider. Jacob: Scour reader in Carthage. Schoo, Ronald: LSA 1, Track 1, Philochristos 1, 2, 3, 4, 5m dent Council 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Sellowalrer, William ScI'mII, Dee: WM 3, 4, YWCA 3, Indian Staff 3, Home EC. Ciub 4, Trinity Choir 3, 4. Schuliz, Letter Schwebke, Fritz Sdferl. Joyce Simmons, Bend: YWCA l, 2, 3, 4, LSA 1, Home Ec. Club I. 2. 3, 4, Oratorio 1, 2. Sorenm. Robert: Circle K I, 3, 4, Kampus Kapers 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, C-Club 2, 3, 4 1V. Pres. 41, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 tCapt. 3, 41, Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 2 3, 4 KDirector 4, Dorm Council 4 iPres. 41, Tri Beta 3, 4, Drama 3, 4. Stone, Robert W; Drama 3, Carousel 4, LSA 3, 4, 1nrramurals. Slomfell-z, Lois: L54. 1, 2, 5, YWCA 1, 2, 5, Spectators 5, Dorm Council 2, Oratorio 1, 2, 5, Lutheran Deaconess School, Baltimore, Md., 4. Sullivan, Mary Versen, Robert: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ICO-Capt. 41, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Student Council 4, Clasa Pres. 3, Dorm Counci1 3, 4, C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1Pres. 3, 41, Theta Chi De1ta 2, 3 IPres. 41, Honor Student 2, 3, Who's Who 4. Viehneier, Betty Jo: SAI 2, 3, 4 KPres. 3, 41, Student Councii 4, L514 1, 2, 3, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Council 1, 3, Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Golden Scro1l 3, Who's Who 4. Wachllolz, Alzada Spalh: A CappeIla Choir 1, 2, Chapel Choir, 2, WAA l, 2, Oratorio 1, 2, YWCA l. Wadewitx, Kaml: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Crimson Rambler 2. 3, YWCA 1, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Class Treas. 3, Campus Council 4. Wagner. Shitley: WAA 1, 2, 3, 4 IPres. 41, Indian Staff 2, 3, Crimson Rambler 2, 3, 4 iAssoc. Ed. 3, 41, Tri Beta 3, 4 1591:. 31, A11 Girls' Show. Warmth. Willa UNDERCLASSMEN Cindy Akin: Forrester: Junior OHM: Tom Lisle, President; Jan Schultz, Secretary; Jack Nitz. Treasurer, Edward Kreppen, Vice President, Joan Anderson Evanston Mullins Anderson Anne Beckstrand Judy Biendarra Evelyn Buenemann Gowrie, Fa. Rockford Springfield 51'. LeuTs, Mo. Catherine Carpenter Harry Cogcll Des Plaines Kenosha, Wis. Richard Dick Dubuque, Iowa Warren Diskerud Riverdale. N. D. 1 1 1 I 1 Gerald Eisele Barbara Erkerl' Maurice Fallon Minneapoh's. Minn. Chicago Jefferson Junction, Wis. 37 Lawrence Crone Orangevil Ie Marcia Dielll Mt. Morris ' 1 Glen Flee Wauked'la, Wis. Carol Finland Gloria Grabo Ronald Garfield Newark Elmwood Park Neenah, Wis. . Dmld George Rita Getxelman Leland Gleasman Kenneth Golu- Milwauku, W'is. Hampshire RocktOn Berwyn Kenneth Gorsky Dorothy Goes Dale Hallberg Donald Henderson Minnelpolis, Minn. Edmorgon,dAfberla, Rockford Minneapolis, Minn. ana a 38 Gloria Hayes Richard Howell Evelyn Hurst Ca rthage Chica go Rockford Jerry Johnson Maurice Kalb Mary Ann Kilver John Kilelmer Anna Sharon, Wis. Indianapolis, Ind. Peoria Nancye Lesher Thomas Lisle JoAnn Madlena Glace Maiwen Lincol'n, Neb. Chicago Mt, Morris China: 39 Jana Morrow Carol Nelson Bentley Racine, Wis. Carl Oberl' Marlene Petersen Chicago Tipton, iowa Donald Piper Fairfield, Iowa Mary Jo Proescholdt Western Springs Jack Nil'z Miiwaukee, W'I's Leonard Rampart Chicago 1...... 1 ' 1 f , KE- John Nygard Chicago Arla Rack Cuba W..h .. 31 4:: a . ---i w- l L ing Carl Roessler Carol Sachs Janice Schroeder Janet Schultz Chicago Princeton Poswille, Eowa Milwaukee. Wis, lfu Robert Stone Marilyn Tamberl' William Trees Springfield, Ohio Glendale, Calif. Anna Carol Torkelson Jeanne Vreeland Donald Wick Elaine Zuehlke Fargo. N. D Oak Park Park Ridge Waukesha. W'is 41 SOPHOMORES Betty Mae Anderson Rockford kt. Gail Anderson Ron Armagm Delores Baer Lois Beckman Phillips, Wisc. Freepor! Jasper, fndl West Burlington, la. 1 I1? - mm.-.'vrs n I . I . . 1 .Jr ? IL; . .1 k ' Sophomore clan officers: Lee Gleasman, V. President Bob Walters, President; Donna Fru- Iand, Secretary; Ron Siebt, Treasurer. v ? . .5 Jr rt: I x. t 1 xn Harry Bhagwandin Thomas Bowersox Balbara Bunnell Joyce Buss Georgetown, Arlington Heights Vandalia Golden British Guiana Lam H Andrew Carlsson Dell Carlson Ciaudeen Cline Katherine Diet: Des Plaines Chicago Fargo, N. D. DeSofo Duane Dixon Margaret Domenzain Jacqueline Dunlap Rocktcm Chicago Mission, Texas av Dorothy Eller Paul Ellis Jeanette Erkart Davenport, Iowa Rockton Chicago N Nancy Feiden Cedar Rapids, Iowa - i Dean Ferrell Richard Fahlbeck Minneaeolis, Minn. Rockford Donna Fruland She ridan Ronald Graham Erick Haglund BriniFieId Rockford Richard Hanson Chic ago W, Marcia Harman Nancy Harmon Milwaukee. Wis. Chicago Douglas Hedlund Ronald Hil! Harold Hockman Nancy Hodges Fargo, N. D. Lisbon Pearl' City Burlingtonr Iowa m J Jo Ann Lamb Ronald Kassel Colusa Wes'r Allis, Wis. James Langan Alice Lawler Quincy Loraine Suzanne Lignell Alice Leach Rockford Efmwood Park ' 3 - a! x i . Audrey Lufz Donna McMahan St. Louis, Mo. Coatsburg Joan Markwell Scott Martiner Guy Meiss Jeanne Meyer Chicago ' Chicago Chicago Arlington nghts Alice Moerk Donald Mohamed Freeport Michigan City, Ind. Robert Peterson Racine, Wis. 1 ; ! Louise Moye: Dorothy Norby Louis Peters Oak Park Elmwood Park Des. Moines. Iowa i Roberta Popinger Roger Risley Joan Rolfs yer Cedar Rapids, Iowa Godfrey Chicago I '1 , :1; June Rolf: Andrew Rosenberg Margaret Sanger Donald Schaffer Chicago Burfington, Iowa Elmwood Park Peoria Glen Schimelpfenig Charlotte Schwebel Robert Sherman Edward Simko Waterloo, Wis, Steeleville 45 Lena Chicago Joanne Sladek Bemn Yvonne Spinhirne Lena Thomas James Eva nsfon Gene Weasel Rockmn Audrey Smith Ed Waukesha, Wis. l2: Ronald Stamer Spri ngfield Garnet Wa Iker R0 Harvard 1:! ward Smeds Chicago Lyle Sucker Milledgeville bert Walters Decatur Mark Wild William Wuest Wauwatosa, Wis 47 Murph ysborc Donald Sondrol Aibert Lea, Minn. Roland Swanson Prop hetstmvn William Well: Chicago Donald Zitzewit: Chicago F... Freshman Class officers: Sandra Schultz, secretary; Jim Steffen, president; Herb Reed, treasurer; Ellsworth Freyer, vice president. Jolene Andersen DeVon Antlermn Larry Andenon Shirley Apps! Leon Armagm Racine, Wis. Doiton Rockton Milwaukem Wis. Freeporf 4E3 Oramel Carpenter Lornax John Animal! Metropolis PIIiI1ip Dillon Stronghu rst Genevieve Axelsen lng Ieside Da rid Borrimev Rot kton Frank Du Byne Downers Grove 49 Barb ara Barnes Milwaukee, Wis, Clrnl Boalun Hines Nancy Bradshaw La Harpe David Du II: he Wauwatosa, Wis. '- 'ax Jama- Ilrr Ft. Madison, Iowa N Ba lb: I'I Boyd Homewood Thom: Indy Rackfard Mary Ann Dunworth Chicago Jacqueiine Edwards Bea rdstalwn Carol Fagerfin Mou n d, M i nn . Nadine Emu! Roscoe Judith Gouty Minneapolis, Minn. . . Clarence I'lll'liild . ; Waukegan Garlld Etdrnann Waukesha, Wis. Danicl Eda ndson Villa Park EIWIH'I Freyer Waukesha, Wis. Shawn Gebllard Sacramento, Calif Min! Genszler Matinerte, Wis. Charlotte Harre Bea rdstovm Carole Hedemark Prospect Heights Martha Hinrichs Harry Hobbs Waterloo, Wis. Chicago Joycelin Hornbuckle Morrisonvi I fe 50 I. Rose Malia Kilver Indianapoiis, Ind. Man!r Lamp Elgin Carol Lynch Minneapolis, Minn, Jeannine Madam Man Malheim Bernice Illlewhkl Juan Jacob: Fargor N. D. Kenosha, Wis. 33 a , v i .x- ? Karin lehm Iml- James Rockford Carla Rel Koch Larry Krull Milwaukee, W'ia Woodstock Patricia Manila!!! Park Ridge Frederick Miller Freeport Jun Ouch Chicago ' l 1.7... Charlene Nelson Chica go Gail Miller Fargo, N. D. William Mueller Clark Olin dcr Chicago Steelville L. .. ah Wayne Miller Forrester: Carola Nelson Rockford Robert Nesbitt STerI i ng Carnl Noni: Wa rrenvi He Marilyn Osgood Chicago 52 Opal OehIaI' Chicago Mary Park Peoria I w? ; Jean Muellar Harvard Donald Paluch McHenry Roger ?edersen Herbert Reed Sharon Rehberg Patricia Reihig Lois Reno Chicago Sterling Elgin Waukegan Broadview Arlene Ruplinger Dan Sglnamlmw Miiwaukae, Wis. Piatreville, Wis. Suzanne Scheibe Milwaukee, Wis. James Schroeder Charles Schrodef South Beioir Postvilh: Iowa .. :5 Carol Schumr Richard Schierhorn Sandra Schultz James Sehwagmeyer Joanna Shalkop Golden Franklin Park Brookfield Peoria Palatine 5.3 William Stahle Barbara Skunk Two Rivers, Wis. Morton Aliu Swan: La Belle. Mo. Budd Tarnnw Wayne Torgeaon Chicago Woodstock Clvol Tmillian Jacqueline You Gonna Marjorie Waiter Edward Walline LaGraI-Ige Park Racine, Wis. Chadwick Chicago Buhn Wagner Jodle Wilson Carol Yesland Sylvia Zickuhr Charlotte Zuhau- Kenosha, Wis Waukegan Waukegan Mt, Morris Fr, Madison, Iowa 54 UNDERCLASSMEN NOT PICTURED Juniors Ronald Cleven Stewart Edmunds Delmar Eggert Donald Eliot Donald Fester Patrick Gregory Fred lmhoff Sophomores Ernest Albers Charles Althafer Donald Anguish Mohan Chablani Thomas Chudik Geraid Cookson John Eakins Harold Fisher Charles Hayes Nancy Hodges Esther Khnen Thomas James Freshmen Audree Asmus Larry Borg Fred Burgus Russel Cuchna James Day George Defozier William Dennis Dorothy Dilgard Allan Dumteman Max Edlen Darlene Eller Robert Ericsson Daniel Erlandson Edwin Errswold Roy Everson Joyce Fahrenholtz Herschel Galloway Dennis Gardner Caro! Glossop Carofe Kaitschuk Edward Konvalinda Edward Krepperr Robert Larsen Donald Puder Floyd Roethe Carl Satre Dershananand Mahanand Donald Mantzke Sandra Maynard Jens Miiler Keith Moen Robert Nordengren Richard Ohm Norman Partridge Grace Pence Cecil Pierre Larry Rubendalf Don Schambow Stephen Gray Shirley Heagy Troy Hedrick Lorraine Hockman William Hoffman Arthur Holm William Johnscm Cha rles Jones William Kienzle Donald Kline Tat suo Kobayaski Robert Kohl Berhard Korte James Lambrecht Fred Lesher John Loberg Lynn Missman Richard Myers Tommy Nutt Kennerh Schrader Hans Tomsen Doger Treadway Robert Whitelaw James Zoellick Ronald Seibt Howard Shaw Melvin Siegfried George Simmons Anne Marie Stupka Donald ThannEn Richard Thomas Paul Thomsen Kenefh Tucker Donald Wachholz Clinton Orland Leenard Oline Richard Prunty Donald Rotfman Donald Saiger Sonia Sandberg Katherine Scheereer David Schnack Gerald Schumacher Larry Shiley Henry Sickinger Carl Sievert Robert Smulling James Steffen Eugene Stukenberg Barbara Teising Charles Vavrin Richard Wandrey Dale Wilke ORGANIZATIONS IIIIIIIIIII1 Student Councii Representatives: Back row: C. Akins, D. Carlson, N. Hodges, A, Rock, B Bunnell, C, Hock- man, B. Vletmeier, E. Hurst, B. Erkerf, S. Lignefl, J. Lowe; Third tmv: D. Karnuth, H. Reed. W. Diskerud, H. Hewey, G. Floe, G. Efsele, K. Gorsky, B Trees, B. Versen, B. Sorensen, C Miene; Second raw: C. Fru- land, A. Luiz, S. Schultz. B. Loveless; Seated: Dr. Myhre iadvisori, P. Johnson. M. Petersen, A. Beckstrand. Executive committee of fhe Student Council: Srancling: Cloy Miene, Bob Sorensen, Betty Jo Vier- mefer, Barbara Loveless, Warren Diskerud, Gerry Eisefe; Seared: Mark Wild itreasurerl, Anne Beck- snand tvice presidean Paul Johnson mresidenll, Marlene Peterson isecretaryl Memorial Dunn Council: Back row: L. Peters, 3. Versen, D. Fahlbeck, D. Schambow; MIMI. row: D. Erlandson, L. Rampart, D. Schnack, A. Anderson, J. Zoe1lick; Seated: R. Gimp ttreasurerl, B. Sorensen Epresidentl, Nol- pfctured: H. Heweyr Isecretarvlk Denhad Dorm Council: Back row: L. Eeckman, S. Appel, W. Ameaweh. S. Schultz, J. Gorsky. M. Hinricks; Middle row: J. Larson, Joan Rolfs, C. Hedemark, 5. Lignell, G. McEwen, J. Lamb; Seated: B. Loveless wresidenrl, A. Becksfrand hreasurerl, C. Kaitschuk fsecretaryl. 59 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS Philoclnrisias: Back row: 5. Marriner, B. Walters, A, Rosenberg; Third row; D. Schambow, W. Diskerud, L. Buss, D. Sondrol, R. Glossapl H7 Sickinger, G. Meiss, H. Reed; Second row.- B. Wei, R, Moore, L. Peters, R. Graham, A Carlsson. E. Freyer, B. Mueller, JA Nirz; Seam: G. Floe isecretaryl, D. Halfberg fpresidenrl, M. Felton hreasurerl. Not pictured: B Harum lvice prESidenfi. 60 Women's Christian Service Guild: D7 Goes, D. Carlson, B. Wagner, 0. Bauer, A. Lutz fpresidentl. Luthenn Student Association: Back ww: L. Peters, G. Meiss, B. Walk, D. Sondrol, C. Fagerlin, A. Rosenberg, D. Karnulh tpresidentL B Stone, S. Marriner, D, Eggerf Evice presidentL L. Hassler, H Sickinger; Front row: J. Mueller, 5. Burkarf, D. Goes, S, Zickuhr, H. Reed, A. Carlsson, L. Liddell Isecretaryl INDIAN Reporters: Shading: B. Stone, E. Walline; Seated: Jx Biendarra, M. Anderson, Gk Meiss. 9 :3 r 5. Marriner, Photographer; C. Bingarnan, Feature Ediior; J. Meyer, News Editor; B. O'Grady, Business Manager. Aivaniling I Circulation StaH-s: Standing: E. Buenemann, J. Dunlap. C. Trevillion, C. Hockman. S. Burkart; Seated: L. Mayer, B. lhlenfeld. 62 Reporters: Dean Linton EditOr-in-chief Standing: A. Anderson, J. Mar. row; Seated: A. Beckstrand, G. Hayes, D. Benson. CRIMSON RAMBLER Ralph Houmim. ' , h - Editor-in-chief R. Srammer, Capy; C. Sachs. Art Editor; 5. Wagner, Associate Edifor; R. Graham, Copy. C. Fruland, June Rolfs, NL Hinricks, S. Zickuhr, J. Muel, Ier; Seated: D. Norby. Slanding: E. Walline. Sports Ed,; R Geizel- Standing: B Ihlenfeld, B Barnes, 6. Miller; Send: C, man, Advertising Mgt; D. Dixon, Business Mueller, 5. Lignell. Mgr.; Seated: D. Linton, Organizational Ed; S. Marriner, Photographer. 63 MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS 1 Carthage College a cappella choir Directed by Elmer Hanke r51 . is re Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. .22 CARTHAGE COLLEGE CHOIR 20, 20 x .21, a .23, .24, . 25, 27 I 27, 28, Twenty-ninth Annuai Tour Peace Ev. Lutheran church, Steeleville First Lutheran church, Murphysboro St. John's Lutheran church, Springfield Sr. Mark's Lutheran church! Washmgton Grace Lutheran church, Woodstock St. PeteHs Ev. Lutheran church, Forest Park St. Mark15 Lutheran church, Chicago Holy Communion Lutheran church, Racine, Wis Lutheran Welfare Benefit Concert, Our Saviour's Lutheran church, Milwaukee, Wis. St Pau1's Ev. Lutheran churchr DixOn i'll Carthage College Band Directed by Dr. 5. Brick Sigma Alpha Iota, Back row: L. Hassler, C. Kaitschuk, A. Moerk, 2nd : $ row: M. Daube itreasJ, M. Pmescholdt iv.-pres.3, M. Kilver, M. Petersen, I J. Madlena, J. Schroeder. J. Busa. Isr row: K. Eskew, J. Seifert, B. Viet- meier fpresJ, J. Lamb Seated: Mrs. Hanke, Adviser. Women's Athlelic Amciation: Back row: D. Schuh, M. Procek, DA Fruland, L. Hockman. June Rolfs, Joan Rolfs, R. Baal, C. Norris, C Fruland, C. Nelson; Second row: 5. Appel, E. Hurst tsecJ, J. Vreeland iv. presJ, S. Wagner ipreaJ, J. Schultz itreasJ, A. Becksrrand; Front row: A. Leach, G McEwen, M. Hubbell, C. MueHer korr. secJ, B. Loveless. C-Club: Back row: T. James, G. Wensef, L. Gieasman, E. Simko, Rx Hilt, B. Hiller, D. Hallberg, T, Lisle; Founh row: R. Seibt, C. Vavrin, R Peterson, R. Kassel, D. Dixon, H. Fisher, J. Zoellick; Third row: B. Welk, D. Mohamed, J Roth, 3. Waiss, G. Cookson. A. Anderson, E. Trees; Second row: H. Hobbs, F. Lesher, D. Babbitt, E. Smeds, M. Felton; Seated: B. Sorensen iv. presJ, J. Eakins KsecJ. B. Versen t'presJ, G. Eisele itreasJ. 65 YWCA Cabinet: Back row: E. Zuehlke, W. Abu-Dayyeh, L Tho- mas, C. Cline, M. Domenzain, L. Mayer, C. Schwebel. Front row: D. Carlson, C. Akfns Iv. presJ, M. Daube ttreasJ, A Rock tpresJ, N Hodges. YWCA: Back row: M. Parks, B. Simmons, K. Wadewlrz, A. Rupiinger, L. Liddell, A. Smith, C. Boehn, L. Hockman, E. Bunnernan. J. Mueller. Second row: L. Beckman, G. Miller, A. Beck- strand, M. Dunworth, B. Ihlenfdd, G. Gorsky, M. Hinricks, C. Trevilfion, C. Lynch. Front raw: 5. Zickuhr, S. Lignell, K. Dietz, J. Shelkop, D. Goes, Y. Spinhirne, S. Burkhart. Tau Sigma Chi: Each row: M. Wiid, D. Henderson, L. Schultz, D. Ferrell, C. Roessler, 8. Trees; Second row: R. Kassel, J. Johnson, K. Gahr, L. Crone, D. Dumke; Fin! row: J. Ei- sele Iv. presJIr T. Lisle brew, C. ' Obert itreasJ, Dk George IsecJ. z-r +::- - I Alpha Psi Omega: Back row: Marilyn Tambert tsecretaryl, Carl Roessler Greasured, Mark Wild, Dick Fahlbeck, Connie Bingaman ipresideml; Front mw: Franklin Joyce, Joan Markwell, Dale Benson. .- , II .' ?r-W- -' . Alpha Mum. hi mmles MCCreary tireasurerl, Carol Sachs, Ron Garfieid: Middlo row: Jan Schr w gym,- me Seiferf, Jane Morrow; Front row: Mariana Petersen tsecrefaryl, Bert Kart .3 ' - ' W wee hice presidenti, Miss Pearl Goeller tadvisorL 68 Spectalors: Back mw: D, Benson, B, Stone, D. Eggerr, D. Kamurh, P. Comby, C. Bingaman, M. An- daman; Third row: P. Lewandowski, M. Hubbell, A. Beckshand, M. Kil'ver, J. Schroeder, W. Abu- Dayyeh, Dr. JONES Iadvisorl. J. Morrow; Second raw: Prof. Chapin fadvisorl, S. Wagner, C. Carpenter. C. Haulotte, L. Stormfelfz, K. Eskew, C. Torkelson, E. Buenemann; Seated: G. Meiss isec.-1reasJ, M. Daube ipresJ, B. Harum iv. presJ, C. Kaitschuk Ehistorianl, H. Huckman, B. Hiller, C. Pierre; Fourth row: D. Hockm-i'n, B. Mitthw .I. E. Haglund, R. Hoffmeister; Third row: D7 Benson, H. Cogeih J. Johnmn,.l. 1 row: J. Rife, P. Ellis, B. Sorensen, c. Satre; Sealed: K. Garskv- w. pron; L J, Kirchner Isec.-treas.1. 69 Kappa Omicwn Phi: Back row: L. Meyer, Miss' Baker iadvisorl, J. Erkert; Front row: A. Rock Ivice presidentl, J. Knutson trecording secretaryl, M. Diehl, Mk Domenzain, V. Gordon itreaSv urerl, J. Lowe tpresidentl, G. Hayes tcorresponding secretaryl. Home Economics Club: Back row: E, Zuehlke, J. Lowe, M, Harman, DA Schuh, J. Knutson, M. Procek. B. Barnes, M. Hinricks, J. Wifson, G. Hayes, R. Kilver; Middle row: A. Rock, N Feiden. L. Mayer, M. Domenzain, B. Simmons, J. Hornbuckle, K. Wadewitz, C. Hedernark, Miss Rose tadvisorl; Seated: M, Diehl ttrcasurerl, J. Erkert isecretaryl, V. Gordon tpresidenH, L. Thomas Ivice presidenti. '70 Bela Beta Beta, Back Raw: J. Roth C. McCreary, M. Kulb, J. Nygard, D Hockman, B. Soren- sen, J. Zoellick Second Row: C. Obert, J. Groaned, C. Mueller, A Backstrand, S. Wagner, E. Krepperi. Seated:T. Lisle, Treas.; B. Erkerr. Secy.; H. Cogell, Pres.; Dr. Kibbe, Adwsor. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Back Row: C. McCreary, P. Lewandowski, H. Co- gell, D. Hockman. Seated: C. Kruckeberg, Sec.-Treas.; J. Ny- gard, VA Pres.; E, Kmppert, Pres.; Dr. Kibbe, Adviser. Theta Chi Delta, Standing: E. Kreppert, J, Nygard, C, M:- Creary, A. Anderson. Seated: Prof. Hade, Advisor; 3. Vcrsea, Pres.; Drk Radoicichl Adviser. SPO RTS Stalwart Ca-Captains of the Redmen Bob Venom Tom Lang 1 954 Season Retard Carthage Opponent 7 Central Iowa 25 15 Augustana 18 6 Principia 12 24 Culver-Srockton 0 39 Wisconsin Tech 0 51 Central Missouri 6 I9 Eureka 0 45 Illinois College 6 . . 'M :rmm: magma y ?Uth . uswlS f-Ll..r;i Lllitlhnen Charis; Vavrin Ron Hiit Torn Ja'i'nes Hardd Fisher David Bortimer Don Saiger Don Mohamed John Eakins Bill Wuest Bob Versen Bob Ncrdengren Lee Caeasrnan Fred Ldsher Tom Langan Eb Potersen Harry McWher'rer Bab HH!er Roy Evdrson th Langan Gene Wensel Cruel . Rated among the top defensive teams in the nation, the Carthage Redmen wound up a successful football season with a 4576 slaughter of lflinois College, culminating a five-game winning streak. The Redmen had a mildly successful Season, dosing their opening three games and winning the last five by Iop-sided scores. Statistics indicate that their record Should have been far better than 5-3, as they out-stripped both Augustana and Principia in yards gained rushing and in defense. Good ball handling wasn't enough for the Carthage eleven in the early stages of the seasan, however, as Cen- tral Iowa, 3 new opponent, surprised them 25-7, Augie tripped them 18-15, and Principia kept their undefeated string intact 12-6. Three games of experience worked wonders for the Redmen as they finaFly fired up and blasted their next five opponents 178-12. Carthage rolled over Culver-Stock- ton 24-0, and then routed Wisconsin Tech 39-0 in a wild and wooly Hemecoming game that was p1ayed under Badger-Hrini conference free substitution rules. Then they- . produced the clasaic ot the season, a 51-6 slaughter of Central Missouri. Eureka tried using strategy on the Redmen, but it . backfired 19-0 and Carthage returned home for their final game of the season, humbling Illinois college of . Jacksonville 45-6. The Redmen had a rushing average of 347.5 vard's for the season as contrasted with their opponents' 132. They cut-smred their opponents 206-67. 1 l '! i e! a Manager: Roger Pederson HarryI Hobbs Mohan Chalbani ..a. ... :91 .LJ-L - IL-RJI R. Hilt, B. Nordengren, B. Versen, T. Langan, H. McWherrer, R. Peterson, D. Mohamed, J. Langan, G. Wensei; 2nd row Coach R Miller, T. James, L, Krull, J Eakins, H. Fisher, F. Lesher, B. HiIIer, J. Steffen, Coach A. KeHer; 3rd ww B. Larson, W. Torgeson, B. John- son, E. Freyer, B. Muefler, M. Siegfried, B, Wuesf; 4H: mwwD. Saiger, R. Siebf, R. Hanson, L. Gleasman, D. Botrimer, P. Gardner, C. Varvi . R. EVETSDD. N0? Pictured were Ed Smeds and Merrie Ftsltcu-Ir Managers, .;FT4 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS-TU RTLES Back Row: W. Diskerud, G. Eisele, Wt Trees fCath, L. Crone. T. Bowersox. Front Row: T, Lisie, D. Henderson, K. Gorsky, C. Obert, R. Kassel. The Turtles came through the intramural season this year with the first undefeated record in many years. They took the league title with a record of 10 wins and no losses. The Monks finished second, Followed by the 69ers who lost their opening games but finished with a rush. The Barons were next, winning their first three encounters and fosing the rest. The Haircuts and Free- loaders tied for fifth place. The final results are: w L TURTLES . . .............. 10 O MONKS...i............t7 3 69ERS . . ................. 6 4 BARONS . ............... 3 7 HAIRCUTS . . ............. '2 3 FREELOADERS . . 2 3 AII-Sl-au-F. Schwebke, D. Prunty, F. Milier, D. Babbitt, iCapU P. Thompson, D. Haflberg, D. Wick, J. Schumacher, N Behling, Bt Korte, J. lmhoffi 7Q -.-.-w..-. ..p-.....g:.- BASKETBALL The 54-55 Keliermen ended up with a very respectable 8-12 record. The outiook for next season is very optie mistic seeing that there were no sen- iors on the team and everyone is ex- pected back next year. Dick Prunty, freshman from Keokuk, Iowa, was the top Redman scorer with 332 points and a 16.6 point average for 20 games. He was followed by Rollie Swanson with 3?? points and Fred Imhoff with 285. One of the highlights of the season came when the Redmen played the Culver-Stockton Wildcats at Can- ton, M0,, using the professionai rules on an experimental basis. The Redmen took that game by a one point margin, 79-78, The Big Red had a 50096 with a 7-7 record going into the last six games, but lost five of these games. The first game by one point, one by two points, and two by eight points. Earfier in the season they dropped one by four points. With a few breaks! they could have ended with a better record. The Redmen's victims during the year were Eureka Ktwicei, Knox ttwicei, Monmouth, Iowa Wesleyan, Au- gustana, end Culver-Stockton, 80 CARTHAGE COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM: L-Il,Front: K. Schrader, P Thomsen, C. Vavrin, J. Schumacher, T Bowersox, Swanson, Coach Art Keller. Back: J. Cookson, B. Larsen. F. Irnhoff, J. Eakins, R. Hilt, W. Trees, R. Prunry, R. Nordengren. . ---- -- WA- Pru nty Swanson Imhoff Bowe rsox La rsen Ea kins Hi 11 Thomsen Sch uma ch er Cookson Schrader Konva I i nka Aftha fer Nordengren Trees Vavrin TOTA L I NDIVI DUAL STATISTICS Game: Baskets Free Throws Fouls 20 1 30 73 52 20 120 77 63 20 111 63 ?5 20 41 31 . 40 1? 34 38 39 18 35 19 32 14 34 20 40 20 34 1? 18 11 18 22 25 1 4 7 B 6 11 6 6 15 6 5 3 l 3 5 3 5 6 8 2 3 6 E 1 0 6 2 O 1 1 20 531 386 43? Arena 90 Per Game 16.6 15.4 14.3 5.2 6.3 5.0 6.3 4.3 5.3 1.6 1.6 Total Points 332 31? 285 113 106 90 83 85 53 22 18 13 1 1 CA RTHAGE 74 I 34 62 73 56 77 SEASON'S RESULTS ILLPNOIS COLLEGE EUREKA CULVER-STOCKTON KNOX MONMOUTH MONMOUTH CORNELL IOWA WESLEYAN PARSONS KNOX AUGUSTANA COE CORNELL EUREKA CONCORDIA SEM. ILLINOIS COLLEGE lOWA WESLEYAN CULVER-STOCKTON COE PARSONS TOTALS OPPONENT INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-THE NORTHERNERS L-R. Back Row: F. rmhoff, D. Bottirner, E. Simko, L. Gleasman, G. Wensel, T. James. Front: E. Smeds, H. Fisher, D. Dixon, R. Seibt. The Northerners took the first section of intramural basketball this year with a very fine 13-0 record. They were followed by the Sooners and Sleepers with identical 11-2 records. First round results: W l. W I. NORTHERNERS l3 0 MAJOR TERMITE-S 6 7 SOONERS I l 2 DISSENTERS 5 8 SLEEPERS 1 I 2 FACULTY 3 10 MOLDY MONKS 10 3 FLYING HAIRCUTS 3 10 SCHOONERS 9 4 FRANTIC FRIARS 3 IO TURTLES 8 5 DON'T HAVE IT'S l 12 POLECATS 3 5 TERRAPINS I 12 During the second round, the teams were divided into two divisions. 'Isl Division 2nd Division W L W L NORTHERNERS 6 0 FACULTY 5 0 SOONERS 4 2 MAJOR TERMITES 4 I SLEEPERS 4 2 DISSENTERS 3 2 TURTLES 4 2 FLYFNG HARTCUTS 2 3 SCHDDNERS 2 4 DON'T HAVE IT'S l 4 POLECATS T 5 FRANTIC FRIARS 0 5 MOLDY MONKS 0 6 Fin! siting, All-Cnnference ream4. Wensel. L. Gleasman, D. Hallberg, D, Babbitt. 85 BOXING The Carthage Mittmen did very well this year under their new coach, Red'l Miller. In their first match, the Big Red defeated bOxers trom Canton and Quincy in six out of seven boutsl Bill Wuest gained the only K.O. of the night for the Carthage Mittmen, while Den Babbitt, Harry McWherter, and Duke Kobayaski pounded out T.K.O.s and Jim Barr and Skip Ettswald took decisions. Two Mittmen from Carthage took titles in the Quincy Golden Gloves, while five others made the finals. Larry Borg was the winner of the HS lbl nevice title and Jim Stefens took the novice heavyweight title. Duke Kobayaski, Clark Olander, Richard Fahlbeck, Jim Barr, and Harry McWherter all made the finals giving the Carthage-Macomb team enough points to win the team- title. CARTHAGE COLLEGE BOXING TEAM: L-R, Front: D. Kobyaski, E. Freyer, B. Wuest, J, Barr, D. Babbitt, E. EitswaXd. Back: I1 Mohamed, C. Olander, D. Fahlbeck, J. Steffen, H. McWherter, F. Burgus, Coach Robert Red Mifler. BASEBALL The Redmen faced a tough baseball schedule this season with only five 1ettermen returning from last year's squad. The Diamondmen played 6 games at home and 8 games away under the direction of head coach Art Keller. The schedule was as follows: April 6 Western State at Macomb 15 Iowa Wes1eyan ar Carthage l9 Quincyr College at Quincy 22 Hlinois Coilege at Jacksonville 23 Knox College at Carthage 2T fowa Wesleyan at Mt. Pleasant 29 Quincy College at Carthage 30 Eureka College at Carthage May 3 Knox College at Galesburg 4 Culver-Stnckton a1 Carthage T Aurora College at Aurora T? Culver-Stockton at Canton, Mo. gu L-Il, It! row: D. Saiger, J. 1mhoff, J. Cookson, B. Larson, H, Fischer, E. Konvafinka, M. Edlin, D. Wilke, D. Puder. 2nd row: D. Mantzke, B. Haefke, M. Ziegfried, J. Barr, D. Erlandson, R. Cuchna, D. PoHack, L. Rubendahl, K. Gorsky, R Anderson, R. Pederson. 3rd row: Coach T. Langan, D. Babbit, R. Seibt T. James. 5. Gray, F. RDeIh. Ck Althafer, B. Versen, J. Steffen, B. Trees. C. Orland, Coach A. Keller. 35 TENNIS Under the direction of Merle Boyer, the 55 tennis Team faced a tough 3 1 game season this year. The Boyer- men were fertunate in having four returning Iettermen on the squad this year. Their schedu1e was as follows: April 14 Culver-Sfockton at Canton, Mo. 16 Augusiana College at Carthage 22 Concordia at St. Louis, Mo. 23 Principia ai Elsah 27 Western State at Macomb 28 Culver-Slockton at Carthage May 3 Western State at Carthage 6 Monmouth Col'lege at Carthage 3 Augustana College at Rock Island H Monmouth College at Monmouth 14 Knox CoHege at Carthage L41, 1:! row: B. Sorensen, T. Bowersox, B. Peterson. Tap row: H. Reed, E Smeds, E Walline, M Boyer ECoachl 89 I ,. .1 J a - v L-R, Fraul- m: E. Simko, R. Swanson, L. Gleasman, G. Eisle, B Versen, J. Zoelick, J. Roth, R. Kassel, R. Seibt, D. Mohammad. Second row: J. Artman, E. Haglund, C. Olander, F. Lesher, D. Ihrnenhausen, L. Armagost, J. Shroeder, R. Everson. Third row: Coach Red Miller, B. Kinsleyi P. Schaeffer, L. Krulf, T. Bowersox, H. Thompson, J. Vawin, D. Hansen. The 55 track team, sparked by eleven returning lettermen, partici- pated in seven meets. Robert Red Miller assumed the position of track coach. The frack schedule was: April 15 Triangular at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa ilowa Wesleyan, Parsons, Carthagelr 19 Principfa College at Elsah 23 Quadrangular at Monmouih iKnox, Augustana, Monmouth, CarthagQ T R Ac K 25 lHEnois Wesleyan at Bloomingfon 30 Rose Poly Relays, Indiana May ?' Viking Relays, Augustana 12 l'nvitationaT at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa ilowa Wesleyan, Central, Simpson, Parsong 90 L-R: D. Dixon, G. Wensel, With only two returning lettermen this year, the golf team played a seven match schedule. Athletic Director Art Keller was coach and advisor for the team. not pictured, B. Hiller The golfe rs' schedule: Anvil 16 I9 23 26 29 May 3 7 Augustana Corlege at Carthage Knox College at Galesburg Principia College at Elsah Western State at Carthage Monmouth Col'lege at Monmouth Western State at Macomb Augustana College at Rock Island By providing a variety of sports activities, the WAA hopes to meet the athletic interests of the majority of girls on campus. - ll muamw $3 CHEERLEADERS I I i Jan Lowe, Capt. of Cheerleading squad CHIERLEADERS: Dale Benson, Ron Armagost, June Rolfs, Nan Lasher. Jan Lowe, Mary Jo Praeschofdl, Carol Frutand. 94 COACH ES COACHES: Miller iboxing. track, footbaH line coach, basketball assist. coachl, Keller ibaseball, golf, foot- ball head coach, basketbafll, Boyer trennisl. 95 Here's to The man who wears a C Makes a good fight For his varsity Here's to the man who's brave and bold Ready to battle as knights of old Here's to he man who feught and won Shown his Hue worth as a Carthage son Fights like a tiger for Victory Herehs to the man who wears a C FACULTY Dr. Harold Lent: President of Carthage College Carthage College Carma , Illinnu Dlhre ed il.: Pruidem leeld ?I. Lum Ph.D.. Ll... D Membaru of the Class of '55: You were Freshmen when Iauumed the duties of my ofIice. These past fenn- years have been a time 0! growth and varied experiences In: all at us. ldo not doubt the: in these college years your love 01 Carthage has grown and your appreciation increased. Now you are to go tom. an graduilcu cf our inatilulion, forever linked Io the college as one of its alumni. It in my hope that in the years ahead you will always keep in your dfcclionl me inalilutirm Which gave you your college education. You are carrying away with you the imprint of Iaculty minds and personalities. a store at knowledge galherud in :huroom, library and lrom ermtaet with fellow studente. and with :he character oi our College having its subtle influence upon you. The College holds two hopes for you. One is 11ml. you will continue to grew. ilaving become acquainted with a liltla knnwledge. you have now learned how to use the tools which can. for Ike rear ol Your life, continue to enlarge your mind. and challenge your thought. The other hope in that your Chrintim faith will be alprelied in your Ilia. A punun who truau in God, who love: his fellowman. who blows he 19 accountable to his Creator and Imus the highest joyl in the ulewardahlp of liiq----lhat is the ideal Catthage holds lor you. its children. an you launch Iurth in me. God blag: you On your way. Sincerely. JK Harald il. Lentil, President Dr. Baller Dean of College Public Relations L-R: E, Harris, A. Anderson Standing: J. Harris Busineu Office L-R: Nicholsonr L. Van Winkle Seated: W. Krauss L-R: P. Goefler, Registrar; A. Myra, dean of students; C Forbush, dean of women. Music L-R: E. Hanke, Mrs. E Hanks, 5. Brick Seared: R Wolff Home Economics and Art L. Baker. C. Rose Standing: M Dehoney Language and Dramatic: L-R: W, Morgan, E. Matthaidess, Mrs. 0, Riggs, R. Julow AI hlel'iu L-R: A. Keller, L. Siephenson, R. Miller aiding! L-R: A. Kibbe, S. Rhodes Sciena l-R'. A, Boafman, M. Radoicich, R. Hade, JA McAllister L-R: 0. Riggs, M, Heinsen Education 'L-R: A. Myhre, 5 Brick, M Kiesow, S. Balrer Social Science L-Il: G. Lobdell. K. Dunlap, Mrs. M. Boyer, E. Olson English L-R: Mrs. W. Morgan, Mrs. J. Bahuth, M. Chapin, J. Profheroe. Seated: J. Jonesl Religion L-R: A. Swiharr, M Boyer Oflice Secret: ries L-R: H, Hanson, Miss Hughes. Mrs. Tanner, G. lkerd, L. Joyce. Seated: G. Troule. Librarians LE: P, Hylron, J. Mausefh Friendly, cheerful, always ready to lend a helping hand . . . . these are the outstanding traits of the uppercfass women who are chosen to serve as Junior CounseJors in Denhart and North Halls. Selected on the basis of character, interest, abil'ity to work with felfow stu- dents, and academic performance, the Junior COunselors play an important part in helping the freshmen women become oriented to college life. Junior Cnunselon L-R: C1 Akins, J. Erkert, A. Beckstrand, J. Meyer, A. Rock, C. Bingarnan best wishes to the GLASS of1955 STU DENT COU NCIL of CARTHAGE COLLEGE success and happiness to GLASS ofl955 JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN classes of CARTHAGE COLLEGE congratulations t GLASS of1955 o the THE FACULTY and the ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF of CARTHAGE COLLEGE M ARICS LITHOGRAPHY S THERMOGRAPHY LIANCE SALE APP LETTERPRESS HOTPOINT AND 7km? JWZM flaw ADMIRAL APPLIANCES One Of the largest and most complete commeri cicd printing plants in the 525 Main Phone 56 TrLState area. CABTHAGE. ILLINOIS HAMILTON. ILLINOIS MARINE TRUST COMPAN Y of Carthage A Bank of SERVICE, Where The Customer is The Most Vaiued Asset Financial security does not depend alone on how much you emn-but on how much you save Your account is welcome here . . . Remember . . . ..... Thereis nothing like mommar in the bank. Congratulations to the C lass 0f ,55 THE CHUCK WAGON CAFES Keokuk, Iowa Wholesale Dealers FRUITS PRODUCE GROCERIES mBANBSISONS Plorio Barsi. President Barsi Building Macomb, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF KENNEDTS WEARIN G APPAREL o SHIP AND SHORE BLOUSES 0 IANTZEN SWEATERS 0 ARTEMIS SLIPS WHERE THE COED SHOPSu PHONE 25 CABTHAGE ILLINOIS Ben Franklin Store CARTHAGE'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STORE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY NATIONALLY KNOWN 6. LOCALLY OWNED CARTHAGE ILLINOIS Know Ford And You'll Go Ford BEAL MOTOR CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer EXCELLENT REPAIR WORK IN ONE OF ILLINOIS' FINEST GARAGES CAHTHAGE. ILLINOIS CARL MOTOR SALES PONTIAC Sales and Service Carthage Phone ' 42 Glass of '55 $IllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 8 15 $69 a; lit: U 5 PM. 0 . IOTTLED UNDER AUTHOR? OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IV THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CLASS of 1955 W63 The College Store a COME BACK AND SEE US OFTEN 600 CONTINUOUS SERVICE TO THE CHURCH EHIBAEU LUTHERAN THEDLUBIEAL SEMINARY Maywood, Illinois EXPANDING FACILITIES TO MEET AN EXPANDING ENROLLMENT HOUSING FOR BOTH SINGLE AND MARRIED STUDENTS Dr. ARMIN G120 W ENG, President 1644 South Eleventh Avenue. Maywood, Illinois ZEIGLER SUPERWASHED COALS for HEATING SATISFACTION CLEANLm'ESS ECONOMY COMFORT 3W ZEIGLER COAL ZEIGLER Smea-X The perFecI Lker coal! BELL 8c ZOLLER COAL COMPANY BELL BLDG.. CHICAGO I. 11.1.. 0 ST. LOUIS ' LOUISVELE - OMAHA ' WEAPONS 0 mm: HAUTE Superwashed Zeigler, Moss Hill. Oriole, Murdock, and Buckhorn Coals Sixty-nine Years of Service to the Coal Industry W I OURNAL PRINTING C'ongrafalahbns --;- COMPANY Class of '55 ,-;':. . MODERN k ,3; mg: COMMERCIAL -;' - I good in the years pRINTERS calf; coatilleyhel: OFFSET e LETTERPR ESE y Y - - - Publishers oi - - - The Hancock County Ioumcxl Hancock County's FIRST NATI 0 N A'- B A N K Most Widely Bead Newspaper 0f C A R T HA 5 E CBRTHAGE. ILLINOIS Everythiwq in Btm king Graduates . gp$..?5957rg - $9,. ow CHUEW 4; axis ; :2- 74,00 :53; a Presenting RONALD GLOSSOP. ' ' 23; : one of 29 students awarded the ; 3$. - . 3'3- 1954 LUTHERAN BRUTHERHUOD '3 00' College Scholarships. Congratulations and our best Wishes for a Rommomsm Aurora. Hh'nnh most successful future to fhe 1955 graduates of CARTHAGE COLLEGE THES IS gm LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY iuthzran Brotherhood LEGAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE CARL F. GRANRUD, Ptesldenl HOME OFFICE: 603 Sec'rmd Avenue Soulh c Minneapolis, Minnesota NORTHWESTERN LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY A Fully Accredited School Owned and operated by The Synod of the Northwest, U.L.C.A. Thirty-fourth year MINNEAPOLIS 4, MINNESOTA An experienced teacher at the head of every department NEW YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 7, 1955 For catalog and iniormalion write to the president JONAS H. DRESSLER 100 E. 22m: STREET. MINNEAPOIJS 4. MINN. COMPLIMENTS OF Alderman Motors, East side of Square, Carthage Brown Lynch Scott, North side of Square, Carthage Califf's Clothing Store, West side of Square, Carthage Carthage Department Store, Northwest comer of Square, Carthage Crystal Ball Roller Rink. Carthage Davidson's Barber Shop, South side of Square, Carthage Don's News Agency, Northeast corner of Square, Carthage Eddie's Standard Service. 4-way stopl Carthage The Elms, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Neirer, Carthage Foehr Motor Sales, Car1hage Leo W. Gredell, Photographet, 4H Main St, Keokuk, Iowa Hap: Motel, Highway I36, Carthage Hall's Garden Center, Across from the Post Office, Carthage Hotel Carthage. South side of Square, Carthage Hotel Iowa, 40? Main St, Keokuk, Iowa Huey Seed Company, Home of Huey Hybridsf Carthage Kutcher's Book Store, West side of Square, Carthage Lunt's Grocery, North side of Square, Carthage McHuglI Rexall Drug Store, Carthage Dr. R. W. McLellan, Dentist Carthage Main Cleaners, South side of square, Carthage Mann's Firestone Store, Northeast Corner of Square, Carthage Dr. Moore. Optometrist, Carthage Radio Station WCAZ, South side of the Square, Carthage Richards Men Store. Keokuk, Iowa Security State Bank, Keokuk, Iowa Dr. R. Sexton, Carthage Schlolfers Florist, Keokuk, Iowa, Phone 3655 or 414 Sherrick Drug Store, North side of The Square, Carfhage Twaddle Furniture, North Side of Square, Carthage Dr. J. D. TroHer, Carthage Dr. L. M. Venable. Carthage Village Shop, Carthage Wade's Record Shop. Highway 136, Carthage Walker's Grocery. Carthage Woodbine Theatre, Ca rfhage Wetherbee Sporting Goods, Galesburg, Ill, Wilson Motel, Highway 94 Carthage Wright Bros., Carthage THANK YOU RALPH HOFFMEISTER.. ..... 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