Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Standing, left to right: A. Atkeson, W. Wahl, D. Froehlich, V. Reimer, H. Reindl, M. Blumenfeld, M. Jameson. Top row, left to right: V. Drew, M. Graney, M. Zukowski, E. Stowe, J. Paddock Bottom row, left to right: J. Beer, S. Guse, Miss Thompson, D. Ewing, B. Miller Carroll Players The curtain went up this semester on another very success- ful season for the Carroll Players, one of the oldest dramatic clubs in the state, having been founded in 1896. The pur- pose of the Carroll Players is to give a knowledge of dra- matics to its members through actual participation in various aspects of the plays. Besides taking speaking roles in the plays, members of the group helped out in the stage crews ahd on the business staHs of the productions. Radio work was inaugurated into the program of the Carroll Players this year and many students took part in actual broadcasts. OFFICERS President ............ Vernon Riemer Vice-President ........ Carol Erdman Secretary ............. Virginia Drew Tremurer .............. Shirley Guse FACULTY ADVISOR Miss Mary Elizabeth Thompson Pdge Seventy-ane

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Standing, left to right: Miss WiedenbauetJ. Reichman, P. Grasser, D. Barnett, E. Big, G. Socha, E. Bielfus, B. Hill, Dr. Nanz, Mr. Christoph Seated, left to rigbt: T. Yoshimura, E. Buelow, K. McKay, N. Strom Beta Beta Beta OFFICERS President ............... June Parish Vice-President ......... Nancy Strom Secretary ........... Patricia Grasser Treasurer ............. Mary Borcich FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Ralph Nanz Miss Jean Kilgour Mr. Roy Christoph Miss Margaret Wiedenbauer Page Seventy With a membership composed of students who are majoring or minoring in Biology, Tri Beta spent an interesting year developing further the interests of the group along this line. Papers were presented by incoming members, outside speakers were called upon to address the fraternity on some topic of unusual interest, and several movies were shown to highlight the program. In addition to these events which took place on the Carroll campus, several members attended the regional convention of this, inter- national fraternity at the Dells during the second semester.

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Left to rigbt: Jim McCann, President of Pledges; George Bergemeister, Secretary; Elmer Buelow, Social Chairman; Verner Thoresen, Vice-President and Treasurer; Mr. Uhle, Advisor; Ed Big, President Nat pictured: Royal Schaefer, Pledge Warden Pimaeer Club The spring term of 1947 saw the return of the Pioneer Club to the Carroll College fold, thus completing the Pioneer College's pre-war fraternity strength. Along with their usual high standards of scholarship and fellowship, the Pioneers also pledged themselves to a broader conception of campus life. Returning for inspiration to the arms of their fdunders, Pioneer Club actives stressed dimunition of hell week and the informal initiation, oEering club membership to all Carroll men interested in sharing Pioneer ideals and hopes. The Club was reorganized too late in the year to enable full participa- tion in campus activities. Emphasis was laid upon preparation for future activities, when the Club will take part in the intra-mural competition. Instrumental in reorganization activities of the Pioneer Club were actives Edward Big, Ellery Clayton, and John Lamp. The east room of the gym lobby afforded the Club a temporary home. Page Seventy-two