Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Page Fourfeen The Phi Theta HTomam contest was Climaxed on Friday night, No- Vember 12, when Mary Kolbet was crowned the Phi Theta h'Tomata. After planning for the dance and col- lecting the pictures of the coeds, A1 Buettner and Paul Skinner were se- lected as the judges of the contest. Many fine gifts were donated by the local merchants to the uTomata. The Carroll band entered into its second year of reformation under the guidance of Professor Milton Weber and student director Frank Koenig. Though the band was small in number it promised much by its volume, quality, and enthusiasm at games and in concert. The twenty-two band members are accomplishing much toward making this organization another outstanding feature in the musical activities on the Carroll campus.

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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

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Highlighted by the football team's 20-7 Victory over North Central Col- lege, the 1948 version of Mom's and Dad,s Day was a great success. The game was followed by open-house at all of the college dormitories, a re- ception at V oorhees Dormitory, and a buffet supper for students and parents at the gymnasium. A student talent show climaxed the day's ac- tivities. Congratulations are due the Student Senate committee Which was responsible for this excellent pro- gram. Page Fiffeen