Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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The lettermenls organization on campus had an unusually active year in 1950-51. The group, composed of all men who have won a letter at Carroll, sponsored a refreshment booth at all home basketball games, served as ticket-takers and ushers, sponsored the annual football-baskerball game in the gym, and assisted in the preparation of football and basketball game programs. President of the club this year was Glen Verick. Page Eighty-Jix

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Track at Carroll, still to come at the time these lines went to press, gave evi- dence of hitting its highest point in several seasons, as a number of bright stars from last yearls team were among those who answered the call of Coach Chuck Heyer, as well as several shining freshmen prospects. Indications are that the dashes and the middle distances will be strongly fortified, with Such men as Al Andreasen, Emil Pontow, Vern Schahczenski, Garvin Smith and Chuck Benishek on hand. In the middle distances Carroll will look to Hal Lahey, George Sieber, N ick Dodich and Glen Verick, with Rodney Lewis, a promising freshman likely to be heard from along with Bob Zibell. The mile and two mile will be en- trusted to capable Chuck Habeck, and to Glen Eyler, both transfer students. In the field events there are likely to be some under-manned spots. Bill Strick- land, Glen Verick and Dick Butler will run hurdles. Butler will handle the high-jumping chores, and Strickland, the pole vault, but there seems to be a scarcity of weight men. Sat, Mar. 3 North Central Undoorl Sat, Mar. 10 Milwaukee Journal Relays lArenal Sat, Apr. 14 AAU at Milwaukee State Teachers Undoorl Sat, Apr. 21 Elmhurst, there Sat, Apr. 28 Ripon, there Wed, May 2 St. Norbert, here Sat, May 5 Beloit Relays, there Wed, May 9 Whitewater State Teachers, there Sat, May 12 Elmhurst Invitational, there Wed, May 16 Milwaukee State Teachers, here Sat, May 19 Milwaukee Extension, there Tue, May 22 Carroll college relays, here Page Eightyefive

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John William Beyer, curly headed senior from Milwaukee, has been selected as this years Hero. A graduate of North Division high school in Milwaukee, John spent a year else- where, before coming to Carroll so has only had limited chances to contribute his efforts to Carroll teams. Three letters in basketball and three in tennis are ample proof of the things he has done since his arrival at Carroll. A Teke, John is perhaps best known for the ready smile he always wears. Page Eighty-Jeven