Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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CHEERLEADERS Lois Regel Colleen Cook Bill Poulos Pat Campbell Janet Haugh Page Sixiy Qolfamg 7m Carroll College's golf team again had the best percental average, proving that they were perhaps the strongest team entered in the ,48 athletic campaigns. Under the capable coaching of John Breen they won four out of five starts. They lost to Lawrence and emerged victors over Beloit, Ripon, and MSTC, the latter consisting of two contest. Carroll's golf team placed third in the state meet. The ,49 schedule which is not yet completed, consists of games with Lawrence, Beloit, Ripon and MSTC which is a home and home contest. The squad members; Wally Wachowitz, Ralph Frank, Jack Sneeden, Robert Meaux, Bob Mitchell, William Bliss, and Bob Scrivano. The '49 tennis squad under the coaching of LeRoy Weir again this year resumed their play with the following teams; Lawrence, Beloit, MSTC, Ripon and Marquette. At this time the results are not available. A triangle meet with Lawrence, Ripon and Beloit will also be played. Team members: Buzz Lowenbach, Al Hanke, Dick Rintelmann, Harvey Firari and Dick Sotherland.

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7W Carroll's 49 track team opened its campaigns with the return of six letter men of last year's squad. The returning letterinen are Eugene Wesley, shot put; Bob Alt and Don Moncher, javelin; Dave Morris, 880 and mile; Paul Dybvad, dashes; and Don Slusser, high jumps. This year's track team is expected to give their opponents much competition. On the track team is Bob Alt who is recognized as one of the outstanding javelin throwers in the state. He holds javelin records at Ripon, Lawrence, Milwaukee State Teachers College besides at Carroll. Altls record in the javelin is 188'8 . Charles Burton is also a great asset to the cindetmen as an outstanding hurdler. He special- izes in high and low hurdles, and broad jump. Last year in five meets, Burton scored 67 points for the Pioneers. Eugene Wesley, a shot-put and discus man is expected to top the previous records at Carroll. Last year he scored 26 points. Along with these men are Dave Morris, who switched from the dashes to the half mile and scored 20 points last year; Al Hanke, who runs the hurdles and throws the javelin rolled up 20 points in the '48 campaign; Don Moncher, who is in the javelin throw and scored 25 points last year; Chip Carle, who runs the 440-880; Paul Dybvad the dashes, and Don Slusser the hurdles and high jumps. Coming up from the freshmen squad of last year are Kurt Krahn in the clashes; Hal Lahey and Charles Hart who ate distance runners; Leo Martin and Robert Zibell in the 440; Bob Turtle the dashes; Darrell Fifrick,discus; Jim Bub and Bill Engleson, high jumping; and Ed Sasse, middle distance. Due to the early publication of the annual, the results of the '49 track team cannot be included. The Pioneers open their season with a track meet against Law- rence on April 23. The highlight of the track season will be the State meet at Ripon, which will be held sometime in May. The schools competing Will be Beloit, Carroll, Lawrence and Ripon. Page Fiffy-nine

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1W4 In the interfratemity football league the Tekes went through their second straight season without being defeated. The Sig Eps gave the Tekes a scare, but flne playing and breaks helped the Tau Kappa Epsilon squad get the extra touchdown to clinch the game. The Betas held the Tekes down in a game to give them their only tie. The tie made the championship crown a question between the Sig Eps and Tekes until the last game of the season when the Tekes defeated their rivals in a hard fought contest. THD FINAL STANDINGS Tekes 7 O 1 Si g Eps 6 2 O Betas 3 3 1 Phi Thetes 2 6 O Pioneers 0 8 0 Top: The Teke Championship Squad. Middle: Fine Teke playing turns the tide in the championship game. Bottom: Gene Selby picks up 15 yards for the losers in the championship game. Page Sixfy-one