Academy of the Holy Angels - Marianite Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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S.C.'s Snowflake Serenade Is Scen Student Council president Anna Englert presents a rose the symbol of beauty to first maid Patsy Woodson The biggest Student Council project of the year, the annual Winter Formal, became a reality on the starry night of December 27. Blankets of artificial snow, winter village scenes, and snow-covered spruce trees brought to life the theme of the formal, Snowflake Serenade. Dance music, provided by The Moonlight- ers, floated through St. Mary of the Angels' gym from the hours of eight to twelve. After the chosen nominees were announced and presented to the audience, they took their rightful places on the stage as the Beauty Court of A.H.A. The evening's enioyment was climaxed when her maiesty, Ruth Lynn Rum- mery, was honored with the title of Beauty Queen of A.H.A., and thus crowned by the editor of the yearbook. A very surprised eighth maid Pat Polito ccompanied by her escort walks to the stage where she will become an honored beauty

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f 1958 Beauty Court Presentation A.H.A.'s Queen of Beauty begins her reign from the magic moment when she is crowned .by Rhoda Viellion, editor of The Marianite. Her maiesty, Queen of Beauty, Miss Ruth Lynn Rummery, reigned with maids, Kathryn Von Aspern, Dianne Divine, Dianne Leininger, Patsy Woodson, Patsy Gillen, Carol Hoerner, Carol Milazzo, and Pat Poiito, over the winter delight of a Snowflake Serenade.