Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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ACTIVES Jo Beer Eileen Dchling Lucy Ennis Marcy Erdman Mary Jean Grancy Kay Gray Mary Holtz Peggy Jameson Mary Ann Kuchl Betty Lchnhcrr Martha Mcrshon Janet Mount PLEDGES Carol Amundsen Mary Asztolas Pat Campbell Betty Carstcns Alice Crofts Beverly Eymcr Joan Elliot Joan Hansen Irene Jablonski Christine Kapsos Katherine Kemp Jane Nichols Nancy Pfeilcr Ada Rankin Norma Schcrndahl Joyce Schroeder Shirley Schwarz Pat Sjoblom Pat Snyder Marion Speaker Ilene Taylor Mary Wollin Pat Kuranz Shirley Mihalck Katheryn Payne Joanne Peters Jean Rabacl Lois Jean Roberts Rhoda Steele Joyce Thorson Garnet Tolbcrt Joyce Yantz Page Eighfy47ve

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OFFICERS Pruidmt ..................... Joan Beer Vice-Preyidmt ........... Eileen Dehling Treasurer ............. Mary Jean Gtaney Social Chairman ............ Jean Nichols Pledge Mixtreme, .............. Kay Gray Faculty Adviser: Alida Degler Faculty Membem: Mary Elizabeth Thompson Alida Degler Dehling, Erdman, Graney, Gray, Lehnherr Eda 6h 7m As the leaves fell from the campus trees, twenty-two new pledges fell into the Beta Way of Life, giving a new spark to the already active actives. Bursting with big ideas and ideals we began a shiny new year filled with studies, social capers and suite sessions. The date book bulged With plu-perfect partieSethe Pledge dance, the roller skating whirl, and so on into the year. Each bettered the last until we reached the 015 Peg would sayD HEpitome of all parties in the form of our Spring Formal. Those who pulled themselves away from the silly or serious suite sessions to play their parts in running campus activities were many and mighty. Take seniors Schroeder, Kuehl and Snyder for example. Mary Ann was in charge of the Activities Night, while Joyce served not only as Senate Secretary, but as Chief Detective in Charge of Driveway Parkers! Voorhees Dorm was held in check by President Lucy liPicasso Ennis, who was ably aided by Kay Gray. Letty Lennherr made Who's Who and the Homecoming Court of Honor. The Echo gave Ilene Taylor, Jane Nichols, Jo Elliot, Pat Campbell, Janet Mount, and Pat Snyder noses for the news, and Ilene and Jane also contributed to the Hinky. W.A.A. found Tex Payne and Pat Sjoblom on their toes while the cheers were led by Pat Campbell. Mary Jean Graney acted as Vice-President of Carroll Players. As for getting into the act! Everyone seemed to star in our sensational produc- tion of HRings and Things, with pins and rings buttoning such belles and beaux as Mary Jean and Ted; Marty and Paul; Joyce and Bob; Letty and Jim; Ilene and Paul; Kay and Al; Nancy and Bill; and Pat and Paul . . . and last but far from least, our able and honorable president Jo and her Johnny who took the lead by middle- aisleing it in May. It was a year well worth remembering, this year of 48-49. The twelve seniors who leave Beta behind will always have her in their hearts and thoughts. Page Eighfy-four

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President ................. Connie Coley Vice-Prexz'dmr .......... Ramona Peardon Pledge Mistreu ........ Dorothy Evenson Secretary .................. Doris Heinig Treasurer ................ Joanne Waite Faculty Adviwr: Jean Cox Faculty Memberx: Jean Cox, Lorraine Miller Page Eighfy-six OFFICERS Heinig, Evenson, Coley, Waite, Peardon 8114' gmeqa 7am 2am eapzm Almost everyone spent the summer resting from summer camp, spending some of their time working, on the side, of course. Things started clicking as soon as we hit campus. On the 18th of September we became the Theta Delta chapter of Chi Omegaehaving been pledged the previous spring. Miss Lorraine Miller and Miss Jean Cox also joined us, not only as advisors, but also as members. Then the competitive spirit of rushing broke like a thunderclap. Because spreads were omitted this year, personal contact with the new girls in classes, clubs, etc., became more important. We ended a very successful rushing period by pledging thirty-two girls. Homecoming found us elated not only because Jackie Janko was elected Queen, but also because our float took hrst place in sorority competition. Our October dance brought forth the Chi Omega sweater manejohn Doering. The Pledge Dance followed in November. As usual the pledges went all out and put over a terriflc party. Thanksgiving and Christmas vacation left many of us not only rested but pinned and engaged. However, we were very sorry when some of these girls left at the end of the semester to make preparations for the forth-coming marriages. Hell-Week found its way into the program early in March. Our Spring Formal was held in April at North Hills Country Club, putting the finishing touch on a very wonderful first year as Chi Omegas. And plans are already forming to make next year even better.