Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

Page 79 text:

Left to right: D. Miller, D. Ewing, N. Cory, D. Goerke, R. Carstensen Hinky SIuH This yearis edition of the Hinakaga seems both more important and different than any previous edition. Its importance is marked by the fact that it is the first publication in Carroll's entrance into its second century of existence. The difference is the predominance of men on the campus again, which is opposite of the conditions in the past few years, when men were very few at Carroll. The editorship was capably handled by Dorothy Miller along with her assistants, Harry Widman, copy editor; and Nancy Cory, photography editor. Nita Youmans filled the position of managing editor. The business end was handled by Ralph Carstensen with Bob Schuett as his assistant. Page Seventy-hve

Page 78 text:

P. Dempster, M. Mann, E. Koeppe, J. Davies, J. Beer H. Nyquist, W. DuEin, P. Marshall, R. Davis, R. Schultz R. Pearson, R. Byerly, P. Lohrey, M. Morton, R. Ledward, F. Barndt, L. Koehler, N. Christie, E. Koeppe Echo As you wait in line very Friday to take your Echo off the stack in the omce, do you ever wonder how it got there? It is no automatic machine that writes and prints your school paper every week, but a group of hard working students which is responsible for the Echo. Eldora Koeppe, as editor-in-chief, headed this staff which included associate editors LaVerne Kaehler, Dick Ledward, and Pat Lohrey. Ruth Byerly was art editor, while Bob Schulz was responsible for covering the sports events at Carroll and getting the results into print. Business headaches .of the publication were pampered by Joan Beer and john Davies. No sir, and no ma'am; ifs no machine that gets your Echo to you every week ! Page Seventy-four

Page 80 text:

Front: E. Koeppe, D. Miller Middle: E. Goerke, J. Parish, J. Taubenheim Back: R. Ledward Lambda Psi Journalistic achievements of Carroll students are recognized by member- ship in Lambda Psi. Membership is limited to editors, associate editors, and business managers of Carrollhs two publications, the Hinakaga and the Echo. This is the highest honor bestowed for college journalists. The chapter at Carroll is entirely honorary since it carries on no activity. Members are Juanita Williams Youmans, Eileen Goerke, Dorothy Miller, t Nancy Cory, 'Harry Widman, and Ralph Carstensen representing the Hinakaga, while members from the Echo are jeanette Taubenheim, LEldora Koeppe, Patricia Lohrey, Richard LedwardkLaVerne Kaehler, and 302m Beer. Page Seventy-six