Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Page Sixty-two Thetas and Sig Eps Win the Sing Trophy in 1946 AIl-College Sing The first postwar all-college sing in which both fraternities and sororities participated was a gala alfait. In spite of bad weather, which forced the event indoors, a very large audience was present. All groups were at their peak and the performances were excellent. Neither fraternity or sorority cup changed hands, however, since the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity retained the trophy which they had won in 1943, the last year in which the fraternities presented numbers, and the Theta Pi Delta sorority kept the cup they had captured in 1945. The second place honors went to the Phi Theta Pi fraternity and the Beta Chi Theta sorority.

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Eddie Getz Gets Jivey at the Jam Session Freshmen Hall dressed up for a Pledge Dance Carnival We Go Formal . . . . . . and Informal Page Sixty-one

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The King and Queen The Prom Rulers of the underwater deeps were King John Davies and Queen Dorothy Barclay when thejunior Prom took place May 3rd in the Carroll Gymnasium. Seated upon their huge sea-horse throne, Neptune and his queen gazed upon their festive admirers. The gym was transformed into a dark, mysterious submarine atmos- phere. Dreamy music streamed from the huge seal shell where the under- water players tchie Emerson and orchestrai were located. Two-toned blue was the color scheme, and the decoration committee completely dispelled the appearance of a gym by blanking out the walls with dark crepe paperethis succeeded in giving the dancers the illusion that they were on the ocean bottom. The court of honor attending the queen were Phyllis Von Fumetti, a freshman Kappa; Lois Kundert, sophomore Theta; Shirley Guse, junior Beta; and Nancy Strom, senior A.K. Page Sixty-tbree