Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Ah! Mr. Stine, Mr. Guthrie, and Mr. Hart paid, and with elbow grease. The men said they would volunteer to clean the suite of the group giving the highest percentage to the W.S.S.F. drive this spring. The Alpha Xi's, Chi O's, and Dee Zee's surprised them, gave them an aiternoorfs job by tieinq. This fun is rather exemplory of the way the students have taken up activities all along the line in college lite, such as the thousand dollar goal for W.S.S.F., and combined a sincere purpose with some real fun and laughs. Page Eighty-five

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.ytucfent .gnslaited . . . This is the second year that the Student Senate has acted as an elected governing body chosen by the entire student body. Each spring, a vigorous all school campaign is conducted to fill the offices of president and thirteen senators that compose the Senate. Several parties are formed, and with heated campaigns, including parades, skits, and speeches, they compete for the offices. Last spring the Blanket Party won the majority of the positions on the Senate. From their party, they filled the offices of president and nine of the thirteen senators' positions. The vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and social chair- man are elected by the new Senate. The Freshman Orientation, a student court, and various social functions, in- cluding the lunior Prom, are some of the projects of the senate. Some of the newest innovations of the Senate are the publication of a Student Guidebook for the first time this year, edited by lack Brown and Elmer Meyery the initia- tion of freshmen beanies to the carnpusp and the two-year old annual Winter Carnival with its snow sculpturing, sports events, and sock hop . F or the near future the Senate is working on class organization. By this, class presidents will be able to become members and have voting power in the Senate. Page I'zghty-four

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This year's traditional homecoming events turned out fine for Carroll with the Beat Carleton motto behind the festivities. The celebration got under way with a pep rally and snake dance on Friday night October 21. With good cold football weather, a big group of students turned out to give the team a real send off. The parade which followed on Saturday morning added to the already growing spirit. Townspeople and students alike pro- claimed that it was the most outstanding parade of recent years. First prize was awarded to the TKE's for their intricate float based on the Crash Carleton slogan. The Chi O girls received first prize for their float portraying the slogan We'll Candy Carleton . The runners-up were the Sig Eps and the Beta girls for floats showing a great deal of effort and planning. After the parade, the dedication ceremony for the New Science Hall was held. The main speaker of the day was the noted General Leslie R. Groves, who spoke on the sub- ject, Popular Illusions about Atomic Energy. The highlight of the day was 0022 Football in the afternoon The Winning Chi Omega float The Queen and her Court Inge I lghty-.fix