Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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BEAUTIES If a thing of beauty is a joy forever, a yearbook can help preserve the qualities that constitute this precious abstract. The following pages are filled with the portraits of Duke co-eds who have been recognized as campus beauties. Whether labeled as beauteous, or cute, or attractive, or glamorous, each one is noticed, admired, or envied as an in- dividual. They speak with accents which place them as southern, northern, or midwestern, and represent the charms associa ted with various parts of the country. Personality and popularity are necessarily considered in a campus poll — a realiza- tion which makes a beauty crown an even more meaningful honor. The Chanticleer is proud to present these lovelies — the cream of Duke women — not only intelligent, fun-loving and friendly, but each and every one a beauty in her own right.

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CHANTICLEER QUEEN Chosen last year as the Nurses ' Beauty Queen, Miss Betsy Woodhall now bears the title of the Chanticleer Queen. This is the third appearance in the beauty court for this lovely Durham belle. Selected from a group of nine girls from East and Hanes, Betsy was crowned on November 10 at the annual Co-ed Ball. A former resident of East Campus, Betsy is now a junior in the School of Nursing. She enjoys French literature, doubtless an influence of her days as a French major in the Woman ' s College. Other favorite pastimes include horseback riding and keep- ing in contact with her sorority. Kappa Kappa Gamma. After graduation, Betsy would like to apply her nurse ' s training in a private surgical clinic. Mr. Hugh M. Hefner, Editor and Publisher of Playboy magazine, selected the 1962 Chanticleer Beauty Queen. Betsy is crowned by Chanticleer Business Manager Jerry Butler. Surprise !