Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Page Eight In September, the quiet of the summer was smashed as the fresh- men arrived and were greeted by the orientation committee. Amid much confusion they tried to 10- cate trunks and ubig sisters, to unpack, to meet their hallmates, and to survive the numerous fresh- men tests. By the time registration was completed, in spite of some still undraped windows and un- spread beds, the frosh had settled down to become a definite part of Carroll. The annual pain in the neck, registration, has at last developed into a rather sys- tematic, clockwork, orderly affair. Under the direction of the registrar, Mr. Beaudin, and With the pre-registration by the department heads, registration was soon com- pleted. The school year had begun.

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Even before upper-classmen had returned to Carroll this fall, the Student Senate had begun its work. The first project of this body was to conduct the annual freshman orientation week pro- gram. Under the direction of Don Goerke the freshmen were intro- duced to the Carroll campus and to the city of Waukesha. A picnic lunch, interviews at Voorhees Dorm, a bus tour of the city, and a free night at one of the local shows aided the easing of the students into the atmosphere of Carroll College life. On Friday October 8, the Student Senate presented the hrst Meet Your Activities Night. This program, which was presented to acquaint Carroll students with the various campus groups, was highlighted by a satire entitled HIf Men Played Cards as Women Do , starring members of Carroll Players. Skits by the German Club and the Echo staff and a booth managed by the Spanish Club were also included in the evening's doings. Page Nine