Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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1? 3? lib 'WB Patricia Bausch Marilyn Erickson Mary Kinlzele Kathleen Monsted Ioyce Schroeder JoAnn Beernink Catherine Gray Patricia Kuranz Ioyce Murdoch Lois Schwartz Charlotte Vodoz Not Pictured: Katherine Kemp. Iuanita Brooks Suzanne Homes Ellen' Laclwig Charmaine N ieson Shirlee Schwarz Ioan Wilpolt ge Patricia Campbell Mary I-lolz Nancy McCann Susan Nolte Luanna Smith Mary Wollin Alice Crofts Irene lablonski Martha Mershon Kathryn Payne lane Thomas Ioyce Yantz Pug Ioan Elliot Beverly I ones Shirley Mihalek Norma Scherndahl Ioyce Thorsen c' Ona Hundred Thirty-ji

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.geta eh' meta President . . . Kay Gray Vice-president . Mary Holz Treasurer .... . Mary I-lolz Corresponding Secretary . . loyce Yantz Recording Secretary . . Shirlee Schwarz Social Chairman . . Mary Wollin Rush Chairman . loyce Schroeder September twenty-sixth and the kids started moving back into the dorm ready for a new year full of work, parties, dances, and all sorts of fun. Bushing started as soon as all the freshman girls arrived. The season was highlighted by the tea at Mrs. Walsh's, the dinner at the Women's Club, and of course that informal spread at which we portrayed Beta through the years. When it was all over we found ourselves with the livliest, most fun-loving bunch of pledges we could ask for. At this time home-cominguwas a thing of the near future. Actives and pledges alike could be found in the suite frantically making paper orchids for our entry in the parade Orchids To The Team . We were all pretty proud of this float even if it did take second place. From homecoming we swung into volleyball and here our girls really did themselves proud by capturing the coveted cup. They didn't do too badly in the other sports either. At about this same time, our pledges invited the actives to their pledge dance Bum's Rush in the gym lobby. Here we all enjoyed ourselves by dancing, eating donuts, drinking root beer, and by watching the wonderful entertain- ment of the pledges, A short time later the actives reciprocated by inviting the pledges to a splash party at the High School followed by a dance in the gym. There were lots of other get-togethers, too, such as the lntersorority formal, the Christmas party and popcorn parties in the suite. Before we knew it first semester was drawing to a close. Second semester was again full of dances, sports, and get-togethers of all sorts. It was highlighted by I-lell Week and our Spring formal. Before we knew what had happened exams were again upon us, our seniors were graduating, the Hinkys were coming out, and summer camp became the talk of the hour. Page Our' Hundred Thirty-four

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eh' Omega THETA DELTA CHAPTER President . . Vice-president . Treasurer . . Secretary . Correspondent Social Chairman Rush Chairman . Mary lean Hillary . . Sacia Brewer . Elizabeth Andrews . Anna Triebold . Maxine Verhagen . . Barbara Chapin . . Lois Regal Paging through our scrapbook, we are reminded of our busy and enioyable year. We started off with the scholarship cup gracing our trophy shelves. On the first page of our book are all the reminders of the rushing season-the tea, the informal party, and the Top Hatter dinner-climaxed by the pledging of twenty-two fun-filled girls. On the next page are dance programs from our annual Sweater Dance in October and the Homecoming Week-end in November when our float won the Homecoming trophy and Lois Hegel reigned as Queen of the dance. Turning to another page, We find reminders of the S.C.A. Carnival and the play Papa ls All in which Lois Kreif took the lead. Continuing on, we recall the Oratorical Contest in which Nancy Peterson was awarded the Presidents Cup and the Phi Thete dance where Sally Sibbald was selected Phi Theta Tomata , and finally our own Pledge dance in Ianuary. Several blank pages can't help but remind us of exam week - a week we were all glad to see end. But turning another page, we find recollections of our Valentine Day Dance-reigned over by the King and Queen of Hearts . Now we turn to the page that brings back the month of March with Work Week and initiation. We close the book now with a fitting climax - our Spring Formal -- and hope We can re-open it next year to many more enjoyable memories. Page Om' Hundred Thirty-six