Unveiling John Hay's Remarkable Impact on Carthage College

The John M. Hay Scholarship awarded incoming college freshman at Carthage College in recognition to Secretary Hay's leadership and diplomacy. Northwest ... ... John Hay, future secre- John Hay, alumnus, U.S. Secretary of State. Levi Easterday '63, professor of mathematics. David Tressler, 1st president at Carthage. Carthage College. Maureen L. Cropper. University of Maryland. David C. Croson ... College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University. Timothy M. Diette. John K. Fisher, Inc., El Dorado, KS. John Parsons Enterprises, LLC, Wichita ... College Hill 2nd, LLC, Wichita, KS. Columbus Housing Partners GP, LLC ... Professor of Mathematics, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute,. Brooklyn, N. Y.. CLARK, JOHN EMORY, M.A.; Professor of Mathematics,. Yale University, New Haven, Conn ... Preservation of the old Carthage College campus. New Charger Center ... presidential secretary John Hay, is today one of many sites on. Pittsfield's ... Abraham Lincoln was an early Trustee of the College, and U.S. Secretary of State John Hay was a Carthage alum. The two still have a proud place on our campus. In 1852 John Hay went to the college at Springfield, (later known as Carthage College) and in 1855 was sent to Brown University, where he joined Theta Delta Chi ... Vice President: Charles Warren Fairbanks (1905-09) Cabinet: Secretary of State: John M. Hay (1901-05): Elihu Root (1905-09): Robert Bacon(1909) ... The “lovely” and “very windy” campus of Carthage College is located “on the coast of Lake Michigan. ... John M. Hay. U.S. Secretary of State. Masato Mizuno.