Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Mr. Hanke Addresses the uFootball Fathers On October 5th a Carroll custom was renewed with postwar vigor when mom,s and Dads Day was revived. This tradition was celebrated with a football game, open house, a picnic supper, and a student talent pro- gram. In the afternoon, Carrollis gridiron Pioneers met the Scots from Macalester College in a game which honored the players dads who sat beside their sons on the bench. The team left the field on the long end of a 33-0 score, while the parents trekked back to the dorms for the open house ceremonies. Snacks were served in the dorms, and then a picnic supper was held on the main campus. The days affairs were capped with a program held in the gym, which featured student talent including the college choir and band. Page Fifty-xeven

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The Old Lady Shows Her Medals Mary Elizabeth Thompson uArms and the Man The Double-Door Page Fifty-six

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Page Fifty-eigbt Left to right: M. Hougen; N. Strom; B. Gruhn, Queen; M. Borcich; K. Kiefer Homecoming uLevel the Devils was the cry of Carrollis students and alumni as the Pioneers celebrated their first homecoming since 1942 on Satur- day, November 16th. The defeat which was handed the team by an alert Beloit squad slightly dampened the spirits of the participants in the celebration, and old man weather dampened other parts of our anatomies; but the reunions of groups and individuals highlighted the program of the day. This program included a pep rally on Friday night, the parade of floats on Saturday morning, the game on that afternoon, a dance in the evening, and the get-togethers of the various organizations around town. The rally featured a snake dance, a bonfire, and the informal opening of the new union.