Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Coral Lee Elizabeth Anderson Andrews Lois Barbara Christainsen Dalton Sharon Iudith Grabow Gunderson Betty Marilyn Kule Lange Ruth Nancy Nyhaqen- Otto Ioan Sally Schroeder Sibbald Marianne Van Epps Not Pictured: Patricia Rose. Ruth Bailey Nancy Davis Phyllis Hauqe Dorothy Lohuis Doris Owens I ean Sizer Maxine Verhagen Gloria Anne Banke Bennett Dawn Charlotte Dlnkleman Dressel Carol Mary lean Helmer Hillary Beverly lean Merner Metzger Nancy Lila Peterson Raclke Benita Ioyce Smith Smith Ioan Iane Webb Wiemer Sacia Betty Brewer Brewster Lois Nancy Eharoshe Fels Nancy Ieanne Hobbs Kamloerg Pat Enid Millspauqh Morrison Lois Avian Regal Rodseth Mary Rose Cherrill Swanson Swart Dorthy C. Dorothy L. Williams Williams Lucille Cappelletti lean Fitch Mary Lou Kenyon Elizabeth Mueller Alice Rornanow Anna Lou Triebold Fay Wittbold Barbara Chapin Muriel Gardner Lois Krief loeAnn Nonhoi Martha Schneider Dorothy Trushinski Page One Hundred Thirty-smfrn

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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

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pefta eta GAMMA THETA CHAPTER President . . Dorothy Wilcox Vice-president . . Ianet Haugh Treasurer .... . Betty Thompson Corresponding Secretary . I . Roberta Oakes Recording Secretary . . . Elizabeth Berg Social Chairman . . lean Christoph Rush Chairman . . Marilyn Thompson The mid-point of the century has marked another year of activity for Delta Zeta, and it's been a truly grand year. Rushing activities were in full swing shortly after school began in the fall, and the actives were kept busy with rushing plans and organizing their first party, The Harvest Moon Hop . Our pledging activities were culminated on October 14, when we pledged 23 grand girls and welcomed them into our group. To show them how happy we were to have them in the sorority, we gave the Flame Dance in their honor and chose Dick Hill as the official Delta Zeta Flame . School activities kept us busy as individuals and a group. Our Laying for Carleton float won us an honorable mention in the Homecoming parade, and then we concentrated our efforts on our booth for the S.C.A. Carnival. We were a happy bunch when the gold cup for first place became an addition to our suite. There were other parties-the cute Odds 'n Ends dance in November and the unique and lovely Bubble Dance that the pledges gave for the actives in January. lncidentally, the pledges chose Tom Guy as their Bubble King . The climax of our social calendar came in March when We had our dinner-dance at the Towne Hotel in Oconomowoc. Then we concentrated our efforts on concluding the school year and looking forward to our all-day picnic in the spring and our camping period after final exams. But all play and no work make any D.Z a dull girl. As a group project, we visited the patients in the Resthaven Veterans' Hospital on one evening a week during the second semester. Every sorority member really enjoyed her evenings of bringing cheer to the hospital patients by playing cards and chatting with them. After a summer's vacation, every DZ is planning to return to Carroll with lots of vim, vigor, and vitality for her studies and Delta Zeta. lugr Om' lfznzdrcrl Tllirly-rigllt