Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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The Pioneers put on their best exhibition of the season in downing the invaders 20-0. During the half-time ceremonies, Jackie Jenko was crowned homecoming queen. Her court included Dorothy O'Neill, Barbara Willems, Betty Lehnherr, and Donna Dettinger. Rounding out the activities of the day was the dance in the gym- nasium, with A1 George providing the music. The 1948 Homecoming will long be remembered by both the students and the alumni. Page Nineteen

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Page Eighfeen On Saturday, October 23, Carroll was the host for the alumni and for the James Millikan eleven. The traditional float parade highlighted the morning events. The Chi Omega sorority and the Beta fraternity came up with the first place entries in the colorfully decorated procession. Attention was then turned to the afternoon game with Millikan's HBig Blue. One of the largest and most spirited homecoming crowds in many years came out to see the Pioneers HPut the Screws on the Blues.

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HLaura, with it's murder, detec- tive, and lighter elements, was the first dramatic presentation on the Carroll Player's Calendar. The play carried itself along, but be- came a howl by the lively, tal- ented cast, hard-working stage crew, and directorial ability of Miss Thompson. The second undertaking of the Players was HCandida. George Bernard Shaw's rather literary play came to life on the stage through true and careful por- traitures by the cast. Two suc- cesses scored and the students awaited expectantly the third pro- duction, HMy Sister Eileen.'