Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Sigma Epsilon Sigma, the national honorary society for recognition of academic excellence 0n the part of women in their freshmen year, initiated elegible smart gals and held a dinner at GOH'S. The whizzs in mathematics and physics are recognized by member- ship in Iota Pi Epsilon, after sub- mission of a paper to the group. La Casa Carroll, Spanish Club, was active, holding regular meet- ing at which games, songs, and dances of the Spanish background were presented. A highlight in entertainment was participation in the International Night Banquet and party. Sigma Tau Delta is the national English fraternity which encour- ages professional and amateur writing. Membership is based on scholarship, invitation, and pres- entation of original material. Page Thirfy-one

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Page Thirfy Lambda Psi is the honorary fra- ternity which recognizes outstand- ing journalistic achievement on both the E6190 and the Himzlmga. Only editors, associate editors, and business managers of these publications are eligible for mem- bership and such membership is purely honorary, for the group carries on no activity. Those interested in the German language and culture gathered to- gether for interest and entertain- ment at meetings. The German Club, with the French and Span- ish groups, participated in the International Banquet. Rounding out the language inter- est groups at Carroll is the French Club, also a participant in Inter- national Night. Their regular meetings include games, songs, skits and talks pertaining to the culture and language. Beta Beta Beta, the national bi- Ological fraternity, is the Mu chapter. It is open to students majoring in the department of bi- ology, and is more than honorary in that there are social functions, the high-light of which was a supper in the lab.

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Page Thirty-fwo Carroll cfhciency was still functioning at second semester registration, and approxi- mately eight hundred students were accommodated in record time as they enrolled for their various second semester courses. In the spring of 1948 the stu- dents of Carroll turned out to vote for president and members of the Student Senate in the largest number ever seen here. Rallies were held, candidates entertained with parades, bands, and fancy speeches, and attractive posters pointed out the qualities of the candidates. This spring the election was held on May 9 with similar re- sul ts.