Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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71w pw-ayellanic Gounod The installation of the Theta Delta chapter of Chi Omega brought the second national sorority to campus, and automatically the National Pan Hellenic Council, Which replaced Intersorority Council as the Alpha Kappa's, too, went National. It is up to the first national to organize the group, so the Delta Zetas accepted the responsi- bility. The biggest accomplishment is the writing of the Constitution. Profiting by experiences of the old Intersorority and sorority life, a rather functional group is set up, with a reasonable and workable program. The purPOSe of such a group is the co-ordination of sorority activity, co-opetation with the administration in maintenance of high social standards, and compiling rules for the benefit of the whole of sorority life on campus. This year's officers are: President, Lorraine Goerke; Vice-President, Connie Coley; Secretary, Julia Bobrowicz; and Treasurers, Joan Beer and Mary Jean Graney. Top: Nancy Pfeiler, LuVerne Dorow, Doris Byerly, Shirley Moore, Mary Jean Graney, Connie Coley, Lorraine Goerke Bottom: Doris Heinig, Roberta Anderson, Louise Salzmann, Julie Bobrowicz, Jane Nichols Page One Hundred

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ACTIVES Wallace Black Willard Blocdow Marvin Blumenfcld Melvin Blumcnfcld Melvin Boyce John Burke Francis Carr Donald Cashcn Paul Clifford Russell Coley Chester Duckcrt Melvin Herlachc William Hoff Harold Huenick PLEDGES Dale Berman Frank Cairo Allen Feurig Richard Hill Robert HOE James Hynck Donald Johnson Boyd Jordan Robert Johnson Donald Kucper Lawrence Lutwitzi Mark Martin James McCann John Rowe Royal Schacfcr Howard Schucnkc Edward Slcger Robert Stephan Vcrncr Thorscn Charles Williams Odicnc Zellmcr Richard Miller Robert Montgomery Fitch Taylor Alfred Thiel Richard Torstcnson Raymond Tottcn Robert Wilson Joy Wirth Page Ninefy-nine

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71w 3W email They were determined . . . they rolled up their sleeves . . . they accomplished their goals. That's the lnterfraternity Council! The smoke was thick and the debates were heated as this hard working com- mittee of thirteen tangled over their new constitution. Finally the new constitution was passed, enabling the group to pass judgment by a majority vote and including the newly reorganized Pioneer Fraternity in its membership. They also concerned themselves with Hell Week and fraternity policies and planned a fraternity day on the campus with Dr. John Mosley of Nevada, an authority on fraternity matters, as their guest for the day. But all was not work, for they jitterbugged and waltzed when they gathered with their interfraternity brothers at the Interfraternity Formal, April 2, in the gym and danced to Danny Krueger's Stardusters, who suited the musical appetites of all gathered. Ken Christensen, Don Dominski, Dale Lange, Wallace Black, William Oakes, Don Westfall, Paul Davies, Bill Engleson, Edward Voldseth, David Morris Page One Hundred One