Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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'. ii Susan Marie Kramer Final Selection Made By Famous BG Graduate Miss Eva Marie Saint ,,w 'A 1 Photographs of the 10 finalists for Key King and Queen Were sent to California and Miss Eva Marie Saint, one of Bowling Green State University's most well-known graduates. Miss Saint left in March for the Middle East to Work on the forthcoming pro- duction of Exodus, adapted from the book by Leon Uris. Miss Saint previously co-starred with Cary Grant in Alfred Hitchcock's North by North- West. The actress, a member of Delta Gamma Sorority, received her introduction into dramatics at the Uni- versity with the help of Dean of Students Elden T. Smith tthen chairman of the speech departmentj and Mrs. Smith. Miss Saint is one of the University's first 'tdistinguished alumni?

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Chi Omega Is Queen A blonde, 21-year-old education senior from Day- ton was crowned queen at the University's 1959 Homecoming October 10, before a near-record crowd of 9,400. The queen, Judy Ann Shroyer Cpictured at rightj, was selected in an all-campus election. Earlier, at a noon luncheon in the Union Grand Ballroom, alumni, student and faculty leaders and other members of the University family heard Presi- dent Ralph W. McDonald officially open the 50th Anniversary celebration with a Keynote address. One of the day's highlights was the avenging by the Falcons, with a 34-0 win, their Homecoming de- feat of two years ago to Western Michigan. Other highlights of the day included alumni and academic reunions before and after the game, fraternity and sorority reunions and the evening Homecoming Dance with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. First- place awards for Homecoming decorations went to Kappa Delta Sorority and to Phi Kappa Tau Fra- ternity. all . . n, nl, 'i - 59.- Scores of balloons are filled with helium in Overman Hall for release at University Stadium lust before the football game.