Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Alvin Accola Robert Anderson Dick Aplin Robert Bacr John Batha Walter Berger Wencil Bohr Alex Bolyantz Robert Carlc Don Cathcart Don Christiansen John Concry Raymond Danncr Paul Davies Paul Dybvad Ed. Ebert Charles Gittncr Don Gocrke Dale Gordon Robert Gross Dallas Hcrmanson William Hewitt Fred Huber Warner Johnson Armin Krucgcr Robert Leonard Ted Letson Charles Lockman Larry Mchcn Frank Maydak William Mcisncr John Cherba John Compton John Davidson Jim Davis Lawrence Davis Dick Erdman Roland Erickson Michael Jaharis ACTIVES PLEDGES Jim Mclsby Lcc Melville Erwin Mcscr Don Monchcr Dave Morris Jim Moore David Mueller Edward Pflum Bill Poulos August Ramhorst Walter Reams Dick Rintclmann Richard Roberts John Roglcr Ken Rutherford Jim Sasso Lcn Schindler Don Slusscr Dan Smith Lincoln Smith Raymond Snccdcn Dick Southcrland Robert Tuttlc Tom Wade Richard Ware Gene Wesley Willard Wiens Edwin Wilkic Robert Ziebcll Jay Zubkc Robert Johnson Walter Middlccamp Dick Miller John Richmond Lee Reinhardt Paul Smith Gerald Spies Glen Vcrick Page Ninefy-seven

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7w Kappa 8W Mu 6W Mu Chapter got off to a fine start for the '48-'49 school year with a very successful smoker. Several acts were put on and as a result Teke pledged the finest men on Campus. The chapter has twenty-six cars in the Homecoming parade Cdoing every- thing in a big wayD and at the game out balloons and rocket salutes added to the spirit of the affair. We have made great strides toward the retention of the athletic supremacy cup which has been in our possession since before the war. The touch football team won the interfratemity league championship. The B football team won two games, lost none, and tied one. Following the football season, the volleyball team went on to make a clean sweep of this event and give us a good lead. The outlook for the sporting events of the year looked bright. A new Philco television set has been instrumental in bringing the men of Teke closer together for such important events as elections, championship sports events, and other top notch entertainment. The chapter was well represented on the varsity football and basketball teams, furnishing a majority of the men in both instances. The aim of the chapter is to grow along with Carroll College, to support the school and to give its men a well rounded social program. Jack Sneeden, Paul Davies, Charles Gittnet, Edwin Wilkie OFFICERS President .................. Paul Davies Vice-Pruident ........... Charles Gittner Xecremry ............. Raymond Sneeden Historian ................... Jay Zubke Treasurer ................ Edwin Wilkie Chaplin .................. Robert Tuttle Pledge Warden ............. Gene Wesley Guard .................. Frank Maydak Social Chairman ..... Richard Rintlemann Athletic Chairman ...... Charles Lockman Sang Chairman ........... Robert Ziebell Faculty Adviser: Dr. Vince Batha Faculty Membery: Dr. Nelson Vance Russell, Dr. James Browning, Dr. Vince Batha, Joseph Adams, John Breen Page Ninefy-six

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pionem 4W June, 1969 Dear Pioneer Alumni: Letls look back about 20 years and reminisce awhile. That would be 1949 and the twentieth anniversary of the Pioneers. It was the year we moved into the old suite at Caples Hall. This, along with a great increase in membership marked the real beginning of our postwar reorganiZation. Our Smoker that year could not miss with the genial Al Buettner as guest of honor. And that was only the beginning of the year's social calendar. Remember, the battleship steaming along in the Homecoming parade? And the fall hayridee Mark's uiron horse did a goodeif unromantiCejob of hauling us! We'll never forget the rough time the actives had during our unew look Hell- week, which was more enjoyed than feared by all concerned. Then there was our winter formal held out at Behren's Resort. No one will forget this occasioneits beautiful setting and the wonderful time. Several sparkling parties followed and the ,49 season came to a glorious Climax with our annual spring formal. Now, before I close, many I offer a suggestion? Why not write to your fraternity brothers of 20 years ago and resume acquaintances? You know that Big Jim is now boss of the lst Ward; Mark is really going places on the HTribf' Russ is trying to put six kids through college while swinging more big deals. You know that BobJ. is making daily flights in his inter-planetary atomic ship. Oh, yes, Larry was last seen beach-combing at Waikiki. Sincerly, Royal Schaefer, Jr. Jim McCann, Howard Schuenke, Chester Duckert, William Hoff OFFICERS Pruidmt ................. Russell Coley VicePruidmt .......... Chester Duckert Secretary .................. William Hoff Trmmrer ............. Howard Schuenke Faculty Advimr: Orrington C. Ramsay Faculty Memberxx Mark C. Bruhn, Dr. Zac Davies, RoyJ. Chtistopf, Orrington C. Ramsay Page Ninefy-eight