Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Volleyball Competition was at a high pitch during the volleyball season. Each team played to win which resulted in some exciting games. Only girls who had three hours of prac- tice were eligible to play. There were two rounds of games from which the Chi 0,3 emerged victorious after having won every game. Delta Zeta came in second, having lost only two games. All in all, it was a successful and satisfying season. irlsi basketball, sponsor- by WAA, had a very enuous season. In the t tournament competition 8 revived for the plaque en t0 the winning dormi- iy wing which this year -s the east side of Vdor- es new wing. In the sec- d tournament which so- ity teams and an inde- ndent team entered, the o ependent Womenis Asso- tion won every game. lta Zetais took second 1C6. In addition to these ninaments, Carroll girls re hostesses to 3 Cardinal 'itch College team, and 0 travelled to White- ter State College, the iversity of Wisconsin, d Cardinal Stritch to part- pate in basketball sport ys, winning six out of ht games. Basketball Page One Hundred Thirteen

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The Women,s Athletic Association supervises wing games and sorority games in volleyball, basketball, baseball, badminton, and tennis. As a member of the Wis- consin Recreation Association, three delegates attended the state convention at La Crosse, and Carroll participated in inter-collegiate sport days at other Wis- consin colleges. All girls Who have earned one hundred points by playing in wing games for at least one sport are eligible for membership. By continuing to earn points, girls may Obtain letters and sweaters. Officers of this yeafs group were Marianne Van Epps, president; 102m Slocum, vice president; Doris Keitzman, secretary; Jo Ann Beernink, treasurer; and Carla Schuster, publicity chairman. Page One lemlred Twelve

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Archery Every spring and fall the grass in front of Lowery Hall is filled with girls tak- ing aim and then shooting. The sport is archery. The first few arrows usually land in the grass and the girls complain of arm bums, but after a few days practice under the careful eyes of Teach all arrows are soon bule eyes. Baseball iiBatter upf, iiPlay Ball,, The girls cap- ture a little of the American spirit as they play baseball for W.A.A. and for sorority competition. Each sorority and the Independent W0- Ineifs group entered .1 team and much en- thusiasm greeted each new game of the contest. Page One Himdrcd Fourteen