Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Junior Prom Saturday, May 3, 1952 was the date the Junior class chose to sponsor the Junior Prom, TTropicana. Lila Mae Radke reigned as prom queen with Richard Irving as prom king. The queen selected the following court of honor: Carol Brain, senior, Delta Zeta; Judy Cunderson, junior; Chi Omega; Joan Filiung, sophomore, Alpha Xi Delta; Norma Johnson, sopho- 1n0re,Independent; and Violet Niemi, freshman, Alpha Gamma Delta. The court of honor was escorted by their dates. The prom was held in the Carroll College Gymnasium; and the music was by Larry Ladd and his band. Page S ixty-oue

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Winter Carnival The weatherman, revising his policy of the past several years, provided ideal weather for this yeafs Winter Carnival which was held on January twelfth. People came miles to see the master- pieces of sculpturing which each frater- nity and sorority entered in the event. Sigma Phi Epsilons fireplace scene and the Delta Zeta bedside tableau won the first place cups which the Student Sen- ate awarded. The sinking ttFlying Enter- priset, of Tau Kappa Epsilon and Beta Chi Theta,s enormous argyle socks took second places. In the evening everyone danced in the gym to the music of Reggie Masherts band. Rita Hagman was crowned queen of the Snow Carnival by Alice Crofts who was general chairman of the entire carnival. Page Sixty

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Page Sixty-two A. Sing Festival April 7 will long be remembered as the night of the all-school sing. The SCA awarded trophies t0 the winning groups, Phi Theta Pi and the Independent Women. The Phi Thetes, directed by Bob Bray, sang ttStein Song? ttSeptember Song? and the rhytmical ttHawaiian War Chant? Marjorie Suhs led her group in a Madrigal Song ttQuestionsf and ttFrankie and Johnnyf, which she arranged. Delta Zetsfs selections from ttFiniarfs Rainbow, and the Sigma Phi Epsiloxfs songs took second place.