Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Carrel! Players The Carroll Players is an active group on campus of the students interested in dramatics. In order to be a member of the organization a student must put in at least Efty hours of work on a play. A person may put in his Efty hours by doing anything connected with the production of the play such as acting or backstage work. The officers of the group this year were: Chip Carle, President; Elly Pauls, Vice-President; Bob Holler, Secretary, and Mary Rose Swanson, Treasurer. The meetings are held once a month. The plays which have been produced or are going to be produced are discussed at the informal gatherings. At the Hnal meeting of the year the three plays which will be presented during the next school year are Chosen and new oHicers are elected. A party is given at the beginning of the year for the new students. At the Spook Party and Scavenger Hunt this year the freshmen were introduced to the members and the organization and qualifications for membership were explained. A F arewell Party for the seniors is given at the end of the year. Three dramatic productions were given this year. iiLady VVindemeres F an,, was a second suc- cessful play presented at Carroll College in a theater in the round. iiH.M.S. Pinafor6, was an Operetta presented by the music and drainatics departments combined. The comedy by Gilbert and Sullivan was given on the stage at the Avon Theater. The final play of the year was the Shakespearean tragedy iiMacbethf, This was the first Shakespearean tragedy to be given since the early 19205 by the Carroll thespians. Page S eventy-Jez'en

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Page Sewenty-ez'gbt The Radio Workshop group presented one half hour radio programs from the Carroll College studios on the third floor of Rankin Hall every other Sunday after- noon at 2230. These programs were pre- sented over the facilities of radio station VVAUX. Several dramas, a debate aboixt the coming presidential elections, and choir concerts were presented this year. Each broadcast was produced and directed by Carroll Students. This year a Radio Workshop School was held for students interested in radio work. The particulars of radio production, direction, and acting were learned. The group heard outstanding men in the fields of radio and television who spoke about their fields. A tour was also taken through the radio and television studios of VVTMJ in Milwaukee.