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DRIFT BEAUTY CONTEST Approximately 425 sfudenH, faculty members, and friends assembled in the cafeteria on the eve- ning of January 9 to watch as the judges picked the five Drift Beauties from a field of thirty-one of Butler ' s loveliest coeds. The contest was held in the evening for the first time in order that more stu- dents could attend. Contest chairman Don Schlademan, who also MC ' d the affair, and a male committee made a survey picking two girls from each sorority to be contestants. Two additional contestants, based on ticket sales, were entered by each sorority. Judges were Paula Karr, women ' s director of WIRE; Earl Beyer, portrait artist and director of the Art League; and Col. Ben K. Armstrong, head of Butler ' s Air Force ROTC. While the judges were conferring, a quartet com- posed of Ross Copeland, Harry Henderson, War- ren Clements, and Clyde Green entertained the audience. After several preliminary eliminations, five girls were chosen as 1952 Drift Beauties and were pre- sented corsages and the traditional bracelets by Drift Editor, Jane Cooksey. Sara Von Behrent was chosen Queen of Queens. The other winners were Barbara Bugg, Elizabeth Young, Bea Douglass, and Virginia Ann Johnson. Top: A spectator congratulates Queen of Queens Sara Von Behrent as Contest Chairman Don Schlademan and Editor Jane Cooksey look on. Middle Left: Finalist Bea Douglass pauses before the judges. Middle Right: Judges Earl Beyer. Paula Karr, and Ben Arm- strong pose for Drift Photographer Dave Northam. Bottom; The five finalists receive corsages and the traditional Drift Beauty bracelets from Editor Jane Cooksey. Opposite page: f952 m 2uee4t o 2i4ee ti 28
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