Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Page Sevenfy-fwo GEORGE HURRELL Carroll students for many years have seen the photography work of the man who selected this yeafs Hinky Honies. Pictures of beauty are a specialty With George Hurrell, renowned photographer. His pictures of movie stars and models in movie company publicity releases and Esquire Magazine are enjoyed by Americans every day. From art school in Chicago, George Hurrell went to the Laguna Beach, California Art Colony to become a painter. He engaged in photography to pay the way and soon was kept so busy with it that he found little time for painting. Hurrell moved to Los Angeles and spent three years photographing Metro Goldwyn Mayer stars. For six years he then took pictures for Warner Brothers. He opened his own studio in Beverly Hills a short time later, but was interrupted by Uncle Sanfs Army Air Forces. After the war, Hurrell opened his present studio in New York where he does illustrations for advertising and commercial movies for television.

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After a couple of silent years for archery, the call was again issued for Robin Hoods. It proved a pop- ular sport and the girls did their best to hit the bulls eye, or should we say the target? Folk dancing and gymnastics also took their place in the line-up of sports. It was a great year for W.A.A. The girls got their exercise, and earned points for awards of num- erals, letters, sweaters, or perhaps a blanket. And best of all was the sportsmanship and good fun of the whole season. Page Sevenfy-one

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