Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Page 31 text:

Cne WCYWTCY' YSVTWQ VWWEIWQE uT'ViZE SIENIIDII DIIEMQIIIIES Gra flu a 1 i on nundred and sexentg-one men and r were graduated at Heidelbergs cenf t commencement Appropriately come ment exercises were held on the stage d to present the centennial pageant, -..... ,N , Faith ct our Fathers t x.gi,! 1 X . y . -nl, i P - . . is -'45 ugl- Q, ' M x:1t,.s!. 1-.- . ' X4-.5 -- - 4 figlg-gr'L': if-'la pfff' , ,ef 4: ' Though it had been produced previous to commencement, the pageant was completed tor each senior only atter his walk across the stage and the steps representative of Heidel- berg's first century of growth. .1 :XFN -nail ,,f.. ' ill.. k I-gk if . 'I ', ' rw bfbmnxi 7'-f't'w'?'r'A 15

Page 30 text:

' Who 's Who FIRST ROW: Helen Ribbeck, Helen Goodin, Marion Boll, Betty Barnes, Shirley Lautenschlager Janice Kellermeyer. SECOND ROW: John Heter, Arnold Klaiber, Victor George, Harry Keppeler, James Foreman John McKenna, John Reed. Son ior Honor Society FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bottjer, John Heter, Marion Ball. SECOND ROW: Helen Goodin, Fred Hoerger, Doris Vermillion, Betty Barnes, Harris Lovice Grace Sfuckey. if

Page 32 text:

xr, Caron a tion ,Ba I I l-leideIberg's Centennial Coronation Ball extended appropriate congratulations to an institution celebrating her lOOth birthday For the tirst time in College Hill history, a name band - Elliot Lawrence - serenaded campus dancers. Elected by their class members, Frosh Mari, lyn Elliott and Louis Tasse reigned over the annual Ball. With the presentation ot Elliot Lawrence's sweetheart music, the teting at a truly regal treshman couple and the attend- ance ot the largest dance crowd in Heidelberg history, sophomore class sponsors had reason to be proud ot the lOOth Coronation Ball. 6,1 i wasnt an 91 if 'be .,-. , .,, , 5 ,M I li b -Q,,,,, -fir 2 Aa i4 1-.Ns