Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Chairmen plotting Preparing for the feast Dinner in the evening November 12, Saturday, was a special day for most Carrollites. On this day, Carroll honored the parents of her students. Throughout the day, from the football game in the afternoon to the variety show in the evening, the pro- gram was planned for the enjoyment of the parents. The game which was the highlight of the afternoon was held in Haertel Field and was a rousing battle between the Pioneers and the Ripon Piedmen. Although the Ripon eleven won by a 7 to 0 margin, the Pioneers fought a good battle. Between halves, the fathers of the members of the team were introduced and lack Brown, the Student Senate President, gave a welcome to all parents. After the game, open house was held in the dorms and the parents were given an opportunity to see the rooms and the results of the industrious cleaning given them during the preceding day. At 6:00 an all-school buffet supper was held in the gym with about 500 students and parents attending. Bill Cook intro- 1 0111 5 an Page lfzgllty-eight

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combzg Carroll's 7 to O win over the favored Carleton eleven, on Al I-lanke's 56 yard touchdown run. The team really played their hearts out and much credit should go to the line lor their powerhouse playing. The spirit of the student body and alumni was at fever pitch. The stands presented a colorful picture with the hand dressed in their new uniforms and pennants and mums in evidence everywhere. During the halftime ceremonies, the traditional and colorful crowning of the homecoming queen took place. This year's queen, Lois Hegel, reigned for the day. She was attended by Beverly Christopherson, loan Elliot, lean Tills, and Ianice McCauley. A buffet supper for alumni and students was served in the gym and the day's events were clirnaxed by a successful homecoming dance with Al George and his orchestra furnishing the music. Football in the afternoon The Winning TKE float Dedication of Science Hall Page Eighty suvcn

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Mom and Pop who traveled farthest Enjoying the program Be-Bop Band duced Dr. Stine who gave a briet talk on Mom's and Dad's Day. Dr. Stine started this custom in his college days, and this year marked the 25th anni- versary of Morn's and Dad's Days. The variety show which was under the direction of Torn Leonard, with Walt Bode as master of ceremonies, was pre- sented at 8:00 and was highly entertaining. The review consisted ot a number of varied acts from the Flora Dora Girls and their impression of the Andrews Sisters, to the Carroll College Choir singing, two numbers, the antics of a magician, a ventriloquist, an irnpersonator, and the reading of two dramatic selections. In all, the day was very successful with a large number of parents attending. Mr. and Mrs. Waespi, Iaclcie Waespi's folks, were presented the cup for traveling the greatest distance . . . all the way from St. Louis. Much credit should be given to Bev Christopherson and Bill Cook who were co-chairmen of the affair. ad .4 ay Pngr' Fzghly nme