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

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2d Fe-A-w-g a LI CELEBRATION OF THE LIBERAL ARTS The Inauguration of Dr. Erno J. Dahl as the sixteenth President of Carthage College induced much celebration. A week-long, October third through the seventh, celebration of the Liberal Arts included a number of ttCapsule Celebra- tions? The ttCapsule Celebration? were presen- tations by each academic department. Several continual exhibits included the Art Exhibit in the Johnson Arts Center Gallery, the Psycholo- gy department displays, and the Philosophy de- partment display. A majority of the departments held discussion

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REGISTRATION HEADACHES START YEAR AB, and C are the last group. Sorry M19, weke But I have to eat. Pay here! Around the corner not ready for that group yet. The course is filled. and buy books. $60.00 and two sold out! A course The only one open is at eight dclock. Course form and an empty checkbook, thafs registra- cards at the first table, pink form, yellow form, tion! orange form. What white form? No meal ticket. 23

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presentations; eWorking with the Artist in the Liberal Arts College, eeBio-Ethics, eeComput- 91 ers and Society, Classical Greek Cosmo- gaphy, HBusineas Administration and Its Con- tribution to Your Way of Life, and eeEconomi- cal Myths. A symposium entitled eeLiberal Arts, Que Vadisf was preferred by E. Williams of Sears Bank and Trust, Dr. Unglaube 0f the L.C.A. and Carthage staff members J.P. Bishop and D. Faulkner, moderator. The aforementioned celebrations were also educational experiences, however, sorne just ex- isted for the enjoyment of the audience. The Extended Offering Chapel service was gratifying to both those attending and those who partici- pated. Fine music was offered at the Music De- partmenfs Inaugural Concert and at the Lee Dougherty Recital. There were several Opportu- Rcuntinued on page 2m 25