Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Blunt Cunningham Lau Schubring Dainieslson Gritzmacher Borcich Goerke Miller Thiedeman Dettinger Gruenberg Briegel Hewitt Moretti Van Alstine Gilhart Hiller Trushinske Wray Cisler Hoffman Salerno Wehren Goerke Kubin Cory Kundert Salzmann Zillmet Gothow Swanson Pdge One Hundred Nine

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J. Breigel, E. Goerke, M. Busiaeger, B. Blunt Bonnie Blunt Mary Borcich Jean Briegel Maralyn Busiaeger Violet Cisler Nancy Cory Esther Cunningham Rispah Dowse Eileen Goerke Mary Hewitt Winona Hoffman Joan Janotta Lois Kundert Page One Hundred Eigbt OFFICERS President ............. Eileen Goerke Vice-President. . . .Maralyn Busiaeget Secretary .............. Bonnie Blunt Treasurer .............. Jean Btiegel Pledge Mistress ....... Rispah Dowse Faculty Member: ....... Jean Kilgour Marjorie Pritchard Margaret Wiedenbauer Faculty Adviser ........ Jean Kilgour 11mm gig; QeEM ACTIVES Carol Lau Mary Miller Eleanor Moretti Marilyn Pritchard Toni Salerno Louise Salzmann Gloria Schubring Lois Smith Janet Thiedemann Doris Tremaine Joyce Van Alstine Doretta Wehren Eleanor Zillmer Nora Danielson Donna Dettinger Dolores Gilhart Lorraine Goerke Jean Gothow Ruth Gritzmachet Beverly Gruenberg Patricia Gustine Marilyn Hiller PLEDG ES Betty Kubin Frances Niskern Ruth Palmer Donna Roberts Shirley Roberts Arline Swanson Dorothy Trushinske Mary Wray

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Theta Pi Delia Before we close the covers of our scrapbooks for the year, let's glance through the bulging pages once more. A simple dance program in the shape of a leaf takes us back to the cold fall night of our hay-ride, when we danced and loudly stamped our feet to the infectious barn dance music straining from an accordion . . . a silly white paper hat, with an orange plume symbolizes the joyful day of the homecoming parade . . . a plain white paper napkin on the next page tells the story of a spaghetti dinner downtown we Thetas all struggled through to- gether. . . .More swiftly now we thumb past pages of dance programs, the Intersorority, the Valentine dance, and our formal dinner dance. Some slightly shiriveled corsages cling limply to the heavy pages . . . of all these memorable events we have a permanent record. But perhaps, as sorority sisters, there are things we will remember more than the big things, the small happenings behind the scenes which seem to tell the true story. The bridge games in the suite, the spreads late at night with the usual exchange of stories, keeping each other awake over some dull books, working together on committees for social functions, and helping the girl with her first attempt at knitting, these are the times which will stick with us and always mean so much. We have no clever programs to remind us of the fun, the laughter, and the troubles welve shared, but these welll think a part of Theta Pi Delta even forever. Page One Hundred Ten