Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Thelma Atkeson Jane Goss M arjorie M edler Mary Schlichting Jacqueline Nancy Baker M my 0055 M arilyn M eidinger Alta Schmidt Geraldine Carol Brain Jean Craaskamp Frances M elcher Judy Slingluff Jacqueline Jean Choate Rita Hagman Helen Papadakis Phyllis Smith Maxine Edlbeck Jean Herberger Eleanor Pauls N ancy Thompson Ruth F ackler Jean Honl Betty Ott Wanda Vogt Carol Censmer Ruth M arkham Joanne Raschka Donna V ruwink Helen W i1 ma Nancy XVaespi XVeeks Wilcox Zuclmrin Zoborosky Zoerb H'ctured: Betty Baker, Roxanna Belke Page One Hundred Twenty-tlaree

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Delta Zeta OFFICERS President ................ Carol Brain Vice-President ............. Jane Coss Treasurer .............. Rita Hagman Corresponding Sedy --- Ruth Markham . Recording Sec,y -e-- Jacqueline VVaespi Social Chairman ........ Alta Schmidt Rush Chairman ...... Donna Vruwink T he Delta Zeta,s returned in September to find a newly decorated suite. With our suite in such fine order we were ready to rush right into rushing activities. Along with scheduled suite visits, we had our traditional tea, informal party and dinner at the Avalon. Shortly after pledging six wonderful girls, we all went to work creating our homecoming float. Carroll Pops to the Topu was the idea which won second place for us in the annual parade. Donna V ruwink was on the Queerfs Court. A shiny new cup was added to our suite when we coped honors at the winter snow carnival. The children kneeling at the bedside praying seemed almost human. Girls dressed as song titles carried Out the theme of the D. Z. Nickelodeon at the S.C.A. Carnival. Their cupped hands caught round discs from those whose aims were good. Second place was awarded our iicolleensi, at the All School Sings. Songs from the musical F inimfs Rainbow were our choice this year. We were all proud of the job Marge Medler did in the Oratorical Contest. And, of course, we can never forget those wonderful parties. We spent our first party night in Lotus Land. Our pledges led us in a Promenade at their dance. At our traditional Flame Dance, George Cousin was elected the Delta Zeta F lame and was presented with a cigarette lighter. The climax of our social season was our spring formal dinner-dance held on March 29 at the North Hills Country Club. We looked forward to the fun we would have at our all day picnic we planned for May. Not only fun, but service also was a part of the Delta Zeta program this year. Our booth at the Waukesha Symphony Fair was a fish pond. It was a year packed full of fun, work and companionship for all Delta Zetas. We hated to say farewell to our graduating seniors and the fun we had. We look forward to next year with new Vigor and enthusiasm. Page One Hundred Tur'erzly-two

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Beta Pi Epsilon Pres .................... Bob Norcross V. Pres ................. Tom Beadnell Sec. -s----s---s---s ..... Nick Dodich Pledge W arden ............ Bob Simon Social Chairman George Egan The Beta year didlft really get started until Homecoming what with most of the fellows con- centrating their efforts 011 the Carroll football team. Although the homecoming float did not place, the float committee had a veritible picnic constructing it. iiXNhere the Rams Get Clippedi, was the slogan, and the Rams were clipped-with Betas Bob Norcross, Emil Pontow, and Pete Del- lios carrying the heavy load to say nothing of Jim Vetta, Tom Beadnell, Vern Schahczenski, Dick Alfredson, F rank Kelner, Stan Jones, Chuck F osten- After the game the active chapter sponsored an alumni reunion which was a huge success. One very inaccurate tbecause of the confusion of numbersl nose count saw one hundred and twenty 01d Betas. It was one of the most pleasurable times we,ve spent this year with the biggest kick for younger fellows coming where they watched the Old Guardi, establish a commeraderie which some hadn,t forgotten for thirty eight years. The climax came when as with almost one accord the gathering broke into the Beta iiSweetheart Song? Some sang with thin and wavering voices to be sure, but nevertheless, with as much or more feelings as their younger active brothers. Beta Pi Epsilon had a full schedule of social activities, a hay ride, toboggan party, Santa Claus Dance and several other informal dances and parties. At this writing, we have not yet held the F ounders Day Banquet nor the Spring Formal Dance. Beta Spring formals are famous, and this year we intend on even greater success. We are sold on steak dinners for the Founders Day Ban- quet, for if they are anything like the filets of the formal Initiation Dinner well be more than pleased. Beta Pi Epsilon has enjoyed an eventful and excellent year, and if what has happened in the past is any criterion for what will take place in the future, Beta will have an even better year next year. Page One Hundred Twenty-fom