Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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ACTIVES Coral ch Anderson Roberta Anderson Elizabeth Andrews Ruth Bailey Sacia Brewer Lucille Cappclletti Barbara Chapin Connie Coley Barbara Dalton Gloria Dutton Dorothy Evenson Doris Hcinig Jackie Hill Mary Jean Hillary Jackie Janko Lois Kreif Dorothy Lohuis PLEDGES Gloria Banke Betty Brewster Carol Brain Corinne Carlandcr N ancy Davis Jean Fitch Sharon Grabow Yvonne Graf Lorraine Groblc Phyllis Haugc Nancy Hobbs Glorinc Hougcn Marilyn Langc Jane La Plantc Jean McCall Patricia Millspaugh Eileen N apicr Marilyn Nelson Ruth Nyhagcn Jean Otto Ramona Pcardon Lois Regel Martha Schneider Joyce Smith Dolores Socha Cherrill Swart Anna Louise Triebold Maxine Vcrhagcn Lois Weber Fay Wittbold Dorothy Wood Jean Lycan Betty Mueller Mary Lou Mullins Beverly Nicholas J0 Osborne Doris Owens Nancy Peterson Joan Schroeder Frances Schulz Barbara Staples Joyce Stcltcr Marilyn Turner Jane Wicmer Dorothy Williams Page Eighfy-seven

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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.

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OFFICERS Prexidmt .............. Lorraine Goerkc Vite-Presz'dent .......... Louise Salzmann Recording Secretary ........ Charlotte Beck Correxpanding Secretary. . .Batbara Atkeson Trmmrer ............. Audrey Lindholrn Faculty Adviwr: Jean Kilgour Faculty Member;: Elsie Penfield, Ella Wheeler Beck, Atkeson, Lindholm, Salzmann, Goerke Edta 591a Gamma 7Ma GWM Say! I hear you just pledged Delta Zeta. Congratulations! Let me tell you, it,s a great organization. Maybe ifI told you a little about the life of the Carroll DZ's you'd be even more convinced than you are now. Dear Pat :e To begin this year Cand what a yearD we had our rushing functions-a tea per usual, and our own Rose and Green dinner with which our mothers helped. They must have done well, because we got an extra-special pledge class. And I must tell you about our parties. First of all we had a hayride-barndanceee real hay and all. Who could forget the HBig Top Dance the pledges worked out? The Toboggan party that ended with dancing at our Hlodge and a regular dance at the V.F.W. pepped up second semester. The biggest party was our wonderful, wonderful formal at Merrill Hills. The suite was freshened up with a coat of yellow paint; we just couldn't stop there! We got new drapes, a new lamp ecourtesy of the Milwaukee alumsD, a new radio, and a new volleyball cup Cyeah, teamD. Quite a few of our kids were initiated into honorary societies, and did outstand- ing work, but you know those details from the paper. The gang as a whole had a lot of fun together out for sports, competing in Homecoming and Winter Carnival activities, and in suite sessions. A swell bunch! Be good, and 1,11 bet you'll agree with me that Delta Zeta life is super. Love, Carol Page Eighly-eighf