Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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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

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