Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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CAMERA SHY SENIORS DAVID M. BARCLAY, B.A. LAWRENCE E. LUTWITZI, B.A Waukesha Oconomowoc KENNETH E. BENTON, B.A. LELAND K. MANSKE, B.S. Racine Marineiie RALPH F. BOSS, B.A. DONALD M. MONCHER, B.A. Brodhead Milwaukee ELMER A. BUELOW, B.S. SHIRLEY M. MOORE, B.A. Waukesha Racine HERBERT C. BURKHOLZ, B.A WILLIAM B. -OAKES, B.A. Pewaukee Waukesha ROBERT E. CROW, B.S. THOMAS N. PETERMAN, B.A. Waukesha Green Bay ARNOLD D. DATKA, B.S. IOSEPH H. PYNCHON, B.A. Milwaukee Newton Highlands, Mass. DALE E. GORDON, B.A. IOHN W. RICHMOND, B.A. Kohler Pewaukee ROBERT E. GROSS, B.S. ELMER H. RUSSELL, B.S. Neenah Waukesha MICHAEL IAHARIS, B.A. DONALD D. SLUSSER, B.A. Skokie, Illinois Green Bay ROBERT S. IOHN, B.S. RICHARD A. SMITH, B.A. Waukesha Sheboygan RICHARD K. LEDWARD, B.S. VERNER W. THORESEN, B.A. Waukesha Waukesha SIDNEY H. LEVINE, B.S. RAY G. WILCOX, B.A. Cleveland, Ohio Marshfield WALTER ZAMIAHN, B.S. Milwaukee Page Ixorly fwo

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J A201011 din We here as yet each day Are Blest wlth dear recall as yet can say We hold ln some soul loved contznuance Of shape and VOICG and glance The To Be Forgotten Thomas Hardy HARVEY LEHTOMA Death must have worn a tnurnphant srmrk the Wlnter mght rt shattered the cheerful happy hte of Harvey Lehtorna 50 No one could thrnk ot Harvey brg v1r1le pruned Wlth youthful confldence and easy gomq gen1al1ty as even remotely connected Wllh the unsavory thlngs hke death He was all the good thmgs ln the good hte at college a farruhar srmhng face about the campus a good sport on and off the playmg held a fr1end to even those who knew hun only as Moose But death 1S as flCkl9 as 1t IS cruel For those yet to come to Carroll Harvey Lehtoma w1l1 be perhaps nothlng more then a face out of the past as they thumb through a 50 yearbook But for those who knew hlrn the remembrance of h1s cornpamonshrp Wlll remam ever ahve 0 ll 1 , I I - . H If ll 1 I - l I I ' I 1 ' I 1' 1 I I l l ll ll I 1 1 1 I I I I , Pagr Forty onf

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umbu I ken that in this mortal life We hae to give and take. Iohn Stevenson An' give an' take is wha' we hae been doin'. We hae given mony hoors for the Prom, the I-finky , an' the mony ither projects that We o' the junior class hae worked so hard on. enthusiasm saw us thru through, an' made this a very successful year for : ' ' ti - - - dies were nearly forgot'en i' the last minute rush of p ans 1 n A tio - - appreciate oor professors' understandin' o' oor predicament, a e'r ty prood o' oor class as a Whole for its co-operation an' -- - ' made this a hoppy year. We are sorry to see the year end because it means that We will hae only one more year o' college life ahead o' us o' good times Wi' old friends. It will nae be long before We will be earnin' a livin' now. Presentation of the l949-1950 Iunior Award to Elizabeth Andrews and Eugene Bertacchini, the outstanding woman and man of the Iunior class, was a highlight of the Honors Convo- cation. The recipients of this award were chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, personality, leadership, and co-curricular par- ticipation. Pago Forty-fhrre