Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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lvufficaztiona . . . '9 The 1950 Hinky took on the new look along with many of its workers this year. With an enthusiastic staff of new freshmen and seasoned upperclassrnen, the Hinky -like Topsy- just groW'd and groW'd until it blossomed forth into something bigger and better than ever before. A lot of hard work and a lot of fun were combined to put out a publication that we could all be proud of now and in years to come. This was all made possible only through the efforts and co-operation not only of the staff but of everyone on the campus. We hope that everyone will enjoy looking at it as much as We have enjoyed working on it. Page Severity-two

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fuuaic . . . The Carroll College Choir, made up of over sixty voices coming from five states and the continent of Africa, was directed by William Guthrie. The group gave concerts at the dedication of New Science Hall, the Veteran's Hospital, and over Station WTMI. March 31st a selected forty started on the annual choir tour. The year ended with participation in graduation ceremonies. Among the active musical organizations on the Carroll campus is the thirty- eight piece band, under the direction of Professor Milton Weber, and student director Prank Koenig. The entire band resplendent in new uniforms really added color and pep to the football games while the pep band livened up those basketball games. And - those Winter and Spring Concerts will long be remembered by the student body as some of the best entertainment we've had on campus. Page Sevcnfy one

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For the latest scoops on the Carroll campus, students regularly relied on the Saturday morning issues of the college newspaper, THE ECHO. The paper got off to a start last fall under the editorship ot Ralph Davis. However, a heavy curricular load caused Davis to resign in the middle of the first semester, and Dick Soulen assumed his post. Fritz Draeger, as managing editor, supervised the assignments oi the group of reporters and columnists who supplied copy for the eight pages ot the weekly paper. .Qi A Page Seventy-three il