Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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:gm in xfffia rx. ,se- .OCT Mary Jane Freer, Queen. Barbara Dunn, Attendant, Beautiful Commons lawn was the scene of royal festivities on May 7 when Mary jane Freer became Queen of the May. Barbara Dunn attended the Queen on this memorable occasion. Leading the processional of senior women garbed in pastel formals was trumpeter, Sue Risser. Flower girl for this annual event was Anna Mus- ka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. .86 '. iz. I liitvqm . A l ' 5 ' X. t 3 tx . g. A iw . t ' ..'v'-'vi fs- SX x 1 ' :trim .. ' .. . , .s. 'I' 0' '-ez sw.. ,X-. vt A Q f J, Muska, and Keith Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnson, was crown 'ig bearer. I, r fx.. y ' . . . . 9 i Six scenes pantomimed from Lewis Qyug Carroll's Alice in YVonderland, high- X' 'M lighted the afternoon's entertainment with freshman women performing the traditional Maypole Dance. A tea for the senior women and their parents followed these outdoor activities. V Door to XYonderland. the annual May Dance, provided an appropriate finale for this event-filled day. Danc- ers glided to the music of Gran Ste- vens and his Tan Tones in an atmo- sphere of wonderland fantasy. Inter- mission entertainment included vocal numbers by Ralph Zecchino and a women's trio composed of Janet Ar- nold, Carolyn Briggs, and .lane Husliour. A piano solo was rendered by Charles XYarren. May Day, 1955, thus came to a close, taking its place among the un- forgettable memories of Heidelberg. , I i -' 4 jus , ft? A -ss- P, gr! netsw ,xwsge NNN - -s sy ' tr- , X NME ::.s.t,x- -YA . Anas 1,1 Q-sus -Q :g.p.-...Y Q. 1f,xi.3vtswAYs4.: -5. .-vrsigxlxtggggg,

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Nearly one hundred mothers of Heidel- berg women took part in the annual Mothers' NYeekend sponsored by the Senior Laureate on April 22, 23, 24. After regis- tration Friday evening, the Home Eco- nomics Department presented 'The Vilheel of Fashion as the theme of their style show. Saturday was filled with activities in- cluding a morning recital in the Conserva- tory and an afternoon tea for mothers and daughters given by Dean Grace Leslie in France Hall. The evening meal was a Swedish Smorgasbord with Bonnie Cherp in charge of the program featuring folk dancing and the songs of foreign countries. To conclude the evening an Old Fash- ioned theme was used for the Variety Show held in the chapel. Church Sunday morning and a special production of the opera, The Impresariof' Sunday afternoon climaxed this busy week- end for enthusiastic moms. 199 Mathers ' W k nd 66 6 Barbara Dunn and Faith Ware look on as daugh ters bring their mothers to register. Joanne Fischer- left- and ,Carolyn Good moqel Women who will dance later in the evening enjoy the clothes they have made ln a Home Economics Smorgasbord with their moms. course. Ffa Two acts from the Variety Show feature William Palmer as The Professor, with Nancy jo Haines, Shirley Oehser, and Carol Calvin in a physical edu- cation' skit. TT? 3 Nb