Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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The All-College-Sing, sponsored by SCA, again was the center spot of much attention. The fraternity and sorority groups began preparing weeks in advance to defend the cup in their possession or by merit win it from someone else's shelf. Early this spring, Carroll Col- lege lettermen banded to- gether to form the Varsity HC Club. Twenty athletic letter Winners under the lead- ership of Coach John Breen met and elected Don Moncher as their president. The group will take charge of ticket sales and ushering at athletic events and Will promote so- cial events. Page Thirfy-fhree

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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.

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Milwaukee Mayor Frank Ziedler discusses politics and religion in an informal group discussion. Spiritual Emphasis Week, February 7-11, under the capable leadership of Dr. John Calvin Reid, pastor of the Mount Lebabon Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg, Penn., brought a thrilling challenge and renewed dedication to the students and faculty of Carroll College. The theme, HGod and I, was well illustrated by Dr. Reid's morning addresses. The afternoons were highlighted by prominent Christian laymen who spoke of Christianity in relationship with their vocations. This series of speakers included Frank P. Zeidler, Mayor of Milwaukee; John A. Craig, Executive Director of Milwaukee Christian Center; William J. McGowna, head of labor relations for Allis Chalmers; Mig Figi, director of station WAUX;CarlTay10r, president of the Waukesha State Bank; Walter H. Bender, corporation lawyer from Milwaukee; Gwilym Davies, former missionary to Africa; and J. E. Worth- ington, principal of Waukesha High School. Personal interviews were arranged With Dr. Reid for all of those who sought guidance and counsel on personal problems. Questions of general student interest were raised and discussed at the evening fireside meetings in the browsing room of the library. Several banquets, a faculty tea, an inspiring movie, a rousing hymn-sing led by J. Howard Offutt of the Milwaukee Urban League, and a radio forum over WAUX, helped to build up the spirit of the week which reached its final climax in the all-college dedication service on Thursday evening. The consecration theme, God's Will and Mine was used, and midst the rayerful quietness of a candle- light service each dedicated in his own way his life to the service of god. Page Thirfy- four