Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Adorning the staircase are May Queen contestants Bonnie McDill, Jeanie Earl, Dianne Dunn, Jo Ferguson, Mary Jo Klinker, Patty Sharp, Louise Fallon, Mary Bare- more, Sally Shaeffer, and Dona McGinnis. JN KEEPING with the “Mid-Century May Week” theme a Charleston dancing contest was held for the enjoyment of all at the annual May Week dance. The dance, an all-campus affair, was held in the Men’s Gymnasium from nine p.m. until one a.m. More than 6,000 students wore gardenias, roses, or carnations on Wednesday of May Week in cele- bration of Flower Day. That evening the women’s residences held a square dance for the members of the River Road and the Stadium Dormitories at the Baker Hall parking quadrangle. This was followed by an hour long open house at Baker Hall. Bi © Kuch» The balmy weather was an important factor in Slain, the success of the student-faculty baseball game and the annual May Week Supper. Links, Mirrors, and Chimes girls served to over 1100 people under the sponsorship of WSGA. Students found on the base- ball diamond that their professors are no more lenient than they are in the classroom, for they were handed a 12-4 defeat. The cane rush and the tug-of-war bat- tles, and the bicycle race attracted hundreds on the Oval. On the opposite page we find float number nine as it ap- peared in the float parade during May Week. Students and faculty alike crowded around the Oval to watch the varied conglomeration of floats. Middle-left we see one of the scenes of the annual push-ball game between the Greeks and the Independents. This was followed by a lacrosse game. BOTTOM LEFT: One of the wetter moments of the week as the Freshmen try to dunk the Sophomores. The TOP RIGHT picture should speak for itself, it was at the AGR pool, and some few people got wet. MIDDLE RIGHT: presents one of the hectic moments in the newly-revived cane-rush. BOTTOM RIGHT: shows one of the gay skits given at the Panorama on the eve of elections.

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ae Mortar Board Jane Anderson Marilyn Atkinson Ann Bish Dolores Coplon Beryl Covill Ruth Crane Louise Fallon Patricia Gillett Jeanne Grady Members Mary Lou Hawk Mae Heilman Mary Ann Morris Joan Mylander Pat Pfeiffer Judith Stein Suzanne Williams Jean Ann Wolfe UPPER LEFT: New Member Judy Stein receives the token member- ship into Mortar Board, her high- est honor in the undergraduate level while white-clad initiates look on expectantly. UPPER RIGHT: Mirror Lake Hollow finds the girls of Mortar Board listen- ing intently to the secret cere- monies of Mortar Board. LOWER LEFT: Beanie Drake heads the re- ceiving line as new members are welcomed into the inner circle of Campus activity. LOWER RIGHT: The white-clad new mem- bers are linked arm in arm with retiring members as they lead them to Mirror Lake Hollow for the final initiation ceremonies.