Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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The Smokers this year brought forth a great array of professional talent, fraternity members, and new men students. Where could a nicer meeting place be than over food, fun, and warm fellowship! Page Twelve Rushing! The four sororities held their teas for new women early in the first semester. These functions, held at homes in Waukesha, were one of the first steps toward getting acquainted with the new Carrolites. Carroll Players, the group of Thes- pians who have completed the re- quirements of hours to qualify, put on an ambitious schedule of three- act plays and radio shows during the year. Their monthly meetings were sparked by speakers and movies.

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The House Council of Caples Hall, under the leadership of Chris Patrinos, sponsored an open house, and the annual Christmas party and Kaples Kibosh. Their resolve was to make them tloe parties of the year! V oorhccs Cottage House Council, 9.1- so co-opcrating with Voorhccs Coun- cil, is composed of: preyidmt, Luanna Smith; vice-preyz'dmt, Pat Campbell; Jecretmy-trmmrer, Joan Wilpolt; and fire marxlmll, Dorothy VVilIiams. Badger House, says chairman Freddy Miller, is small but strong. They had several small parties including an excellent hay ride. Parmcnter, also small, had activities. Standing: Don Heinrich, Kurt Krahn, Ole Licssman Seated: Al. Christian, Wilbur Frcdcrickson, Carl Winncmann Charles Brickley, Walter Peck, Bill Wahl, Bill Poulos 2 Head Resident, Ralph Clark, Robert Chidcstcr, Fred Miller

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The headlines read h hECHO SPON- SORS BABY CONTEST . . . thDITORS SERANADE AUDI- IENCE AT WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY . . . hECHO DRIVE ON FOR HOMECOMING SLO- GAN DITORS RESIGN Echo Editors Erv. Mescr, Mark Martin, and Jim Melsby. But the student body had to literally read behind the lines before they could appreciate the workmanship on the Eclao. Questions arose, policies were changed, ideas were dampened, writers were lost, scoops were unscooped, copy was late, but the Echo still got out . . . and always on time! Page Thirteen