Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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The chapel will never be the same. For the first time in recent history Carroll's chapel was voluntarily filled by a throng of happy, wide-awake students and faculty members. Eddie South and his trio provided a jazz-to- classics concert: on the memorable afternoon of February 23. This was the largest voluntary chapel attendance on record. The Carroll Library was the scene of several art exhibits during the year. The famed Gimbel Wisconsin Centennial Art Collection was on display for a week and later Richard Riblet, a Waukesha artist, presented some of his works to Carroll students. Page One Hundred Twelve

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,4 4w 64W 0; '49 We are doing something quite unethical on these next two pages. Most yearbook experts and stalls frown upon breaking up the class section with shots of activities. Your Hz'mlmga Pictorial Album was planned and laid out way back in August of 1948. To be safe, the editor planned a maximum for the class section. When we finally got all of the class pictures we found that we would have six extra pages. We tilled most of these with snapshot panels that we had made up. We have run out of material for snap panels. Only a small number of people ever read the copy in the college yearbook, so most of the students will not even notice our error. If you have read the above paragraph you are one in fifty. We want to reward you, so if you will write your name on the top of a new Ford and drive it down to the Hinakaga Ollice in Room 4 of Science Hall before midnight of March 15, 1949, you will receive your 1950 Hinakaga free. If you donlt want a ,50 Hinky we will pay your room and board for the first semester. ' There are special occasions on campus that we have not planned for. Here are a few gems that we did not have room for in the activities section. On Monday afternoon, October 11, the Carroll choir was led in practice by Robert Shaw. The 32-yeardeold Shaw is recognized as America's fore- most Chorale director. While Carroll Conductor John Wheeler watched from the sidelines, his youthful teacher Cof this summery drove the choir through Bach's HHeavenly Light. An invigorated Carroll College Band gave its first concert of the year in the gym on the night of February 28. A critical judge in the applauding audience was Theodore Steinmetz, composer of the famed Thirty- second Division March. Here is part of the brass section about to tire a salvo. Page One Hundred Eleven

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SWM Shallow Sophomores sharpen sarcastic senses, sacriflcing simple, stable skills for snobbish, social splendor, suppressing scholarship, study and sobriety, searching steadily for scnsous, superflcial secrets, straying spasmodically to secular, sinister stations, securing self-smuggncss, sham salvation, and psucdosccurity, slighting satis- factory solutions, some spirited spokesmen and several superlative systems, speedily seeking shabby sports, silly sets and sweet, shameful states. Coral Lee Anderson Marion Anderson Raymond Anderson Roberta Anderson Elizabeth Andrews Roland Aplin Richard Babcock Sturgeon Bay Manitowoc Clintonville North Chicago, 111. Elgin, 111. Milwaukee Wisconsin Rapids Elizabeth Berg Bruce Boyd Kathleen Brandt. James Breth Charles Brickley Keith Brill William Brockhaus Waukesha Reedsburg Manitowoc Calumet, Mich. Des Moines. Ia. Oostburg Janesville Page One Hundred Thirfeen