Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Sigma Phi Epsilon The uSig Epl' school year 0946-47; under the sainted guidance of president Richard Tausche, was off to a good start with a very successful rushing season. We celebrated our Founderis Day, November 1, by having a dance which was a big success. Eighteen men were initiated on December 7, followed by the annual pledge dance which was held at the Avalon Hotel. Due to dilficulties beyond the control of the chapter, the Winter Formal Dinner-Dance was neces- sarily rearranged from its usual procedure when we were permitted to hold the dance at the Avalon Hotel. However, the change did in no way interfere with the usual gaiety of the occasion. Spring Hell Week again proved to be as hard as usual on the actives, with the initiates giving the actives the Hell. The coming of spring found many of the boys going on botany tours in the near-by countryside. This just served as an excuse for a good old-fashioned Sig Ep picnic, which consisted of spirited ball games in the afternoon, followed by supper of hot dogs and the usual bever- age. The evenings were passed in a jovial manner, singing and the other Sig Ep frolics. The social season oliicially ended with the Spring Formal on May 23. The main social functions mentioned were interspersed with the traditional Sig Ep no-date affairs. Win or lose, the Sig Eps were active in the race for the supremacy cup, and we felt that we had a nucleus of talent to carry on for the Sig Eps in coming years. Throughout the year many of our boys took the hrst step in preparation for the final step that will determine their life partners. These brave boys were Lloyd Davies, John Gerner, Phillip Salter, Donald Schroeder, and Herbert Casanave. Our brother, John HinchcliEe, was married last fall, and there are many of us who will not forget this occasion. The second semester saw the return of Tommy Leonard and Bob Ruzicka. Tommy, as many of his friends know, married Betty Lou Summers, a former Carrollite. We said farewell to Herbert Casanave at the end of the first semester and to Richard Tausche, our president, at the end of the school year. Both men were active on campus and will be missed by the remaining Sig Eps. We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Dr. Nanz for his interests and participation in our affairs. He has been active with the fraternity for twenty- two years. Pdge One Hundred Twenty-faur

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Anderson Grisa Storbeck Bisbecos HaEner Lehtoma Schrank Casanave Hinchcliife Tausche Boerner Haskins Liessman Slusser Colman Leys Timler Dittmar Haviland Lohois Socha D. Walter Cross Metcalf Widman Duczak Hill Lund Stein Weihert Davies Meyer F. Witter Froehlich Hurley Patrinos Tellier Winchell Englebrecht Mueller S. Witter Gerner Knick Plekenpol Traulsen Goeres Schroeder Ziehet Gross Krchnavek ' Salter E. Walter Page One Hundred Twenty-tbree

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Yo-ho, heave ho Life in the suite There's no place like home The president, no less D-E-E-P meditation Friendly, hug? Scrimmage The working man Man from the Far North Well, Mt. Witter Get hep, get hep Gal-amorous Some of the Goeres mob Hup-two-three-four Page One Hundred Twentyfve