Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Saturday, Feb. 23, was the date for the annual Wash- ingtoxfs Birthday celebration known as Hatchet Holiday. This is the day that everyone lets their hair down, includ- ing the faculty. The routine this year was changed a little. Instead of having each class take-off on the class proceeding it, only the juniors and seniors were given this privilege. The freshmen, sophomores, and faculty portrayed some phase of college life. The traditional pie-eating contest turned out to he a cake-eating contest. It was quite a challenge to all the contestants, but the seniors came through with flying colors. Hatchet

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TStarstuddedT, is the word for the 1951 Homecoming at Carroll. The gala week- end started off with a dinner F riday night for TCT club alumni at Merrill Hills Country Club. This was followed by one of the best pep rallies ever seen on the Carroll planet. The highlights were an exhibition by the TVoorhees AllXilialy,, of the Green Bay Packers and an address by Coach ttMickieT McCormick. Al- though the hains came, the huge b011- the burned long and brightly to com- plete a most successful pep rally. At ten dclock Saturday morning the parade started on its way. The prize for the cleverest floats went to the Chi 0,5 and the Sig Eps. At two dclock the Carroll team started out to TCrush Cornelr, and accomplished their task easily with a 87-2 Victory. During the half, Queen Carol Cunningham was crowned by Chuck Habeck, president of the Student Sen- ate. Carol was attended by Margaret Al- len, Elaine Cheli, Beverly Mann, and Donna Vruwink. Also during the half the Kilties, a drum and bugle corps from Racine, gave an exhibition. Miss Barbara Mantey, drum majorette, led the band. Queen Carol and her court reigned at the dance for which Howie Emerson again supplied the music. It was 21 won- derful climax to a very successful Home- coming weekend. Page Fifty-Jeven

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I H o I I d a The fIBShmen started the gala evening with a take-oif 011 Classes in third grade and now. The juniors, whose slogan was TThe seniors are all wet? wore various types of rainy weather attire. Their skit portrayed the seniors from dawn to dark. The sophomores then gave an ex- ample of a typical evening in the library, complete with books, various kinds of students, and librarian. The sen- iors showed as what the present Carroll faculty was like in their college days. The faculty put on a Tsmellavi- sion show featuring different scenes of campus life as seen through the eyes of a faculty member. Chairman Chip Carle at last announced the winning skit and gave the hatchet t0 - the seniors. Page Fifty-niue'