Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Jack Wiese also served as a photographer for the publications department this year. He covered such events as the snow carnival, Hatchet Holiday, radio workshop, and in- formal fraternity shots. Jack also covered some of the sports events for the Eclao along with other school events. Don Cashen worked as a photographer for the publications, office for the school year. This work included taking pictures for the Hinakaga, the Echo, and the Century. Be- sides taking the pictures Don developed and printed the majority of the piCtutes that are in the 1951 Hinky. Don was also the photography editor of the yearbook which meant that with the help of his staff he set up the schedules for all the pictures. 18H Ix- PW Page One Hundred Nine

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fbtm am! plzalagaaplzy MW 841 an! Wm M With the emphasis on photography, the Hinmeaga editors and smHC went to work to make this years book better than ever. There were difficult days ahead, but like true journalists they put the Hinakaga to bed with the satisfaction that their task was well done. Carol Brain was the whip-ctacking editor and Don Cashen was in charge of photography. Copy was handled by Betty Brewster and Bill Poulos was business manager. 71w JIM Page One Hundred Eight

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The fame of Waukesha's symphony orchestra directed by Milton Weber just keeps growing according to recent issues of Holiday and Time magazines. Five concerts were pre- sented this year with famous musicians appearing 215 guest artists. Page One Hundred Ten Mm Three musical organizations contribute to the spirit of Carroll. The two choirs provide music for chapel services, and the band fosters spirit at football and basketball games. All these groups participated in concerts throughout the year.