Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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The spring Cotton Ball, replete with its bowers of flowers and gay group of college girls, dainty and lovely in brightly colored cotton formals, is one of the picturesque annual events on the social calendar. Coming through the rose-entwined trellis at top left are Mary Ferrell, associated student president, and escort. Spotlighted in the middle of the floor is this smiling group of dancers (top center). More belles in southern style at top right; the crowd includes Betty Lynn Northrop, Lorrene Pasquon, and Gertrude Costello.

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AnU flcdl Below: Ready for the ball. Mary Louise Blanc, college yeacbooh editor, descends the hall steps at the dormitory. Bottom (left) : A glimpse of Lillian Jamison, Alvin Kelly, Eileen Coale standing at the East archway of the gym. Designers of the portals were June Roberts, Betty Driscoll, Dorothy Alt- man, and Bernadine Bayley. From this vantage point, Catherine Fairhurst. Edward Mayer, Phyllis Barkes. and Ed Bruya take in the whole setting . . . the well to the left which secretes the drink- ing fountain . . . the overhanging balcony on the west of the gym . . . the embankment beneath the northern lights and the stars twinkling above the dancers.

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• X. .-., • 5 ' - -•»- It ' s an old-fashioned portrait at bottom left, posed by Catherine Ankerson, Belle of the Beaux Arts Ball, who appeared in costume as Spirit of the Old South, and escort Jock Sleavin. Even winged creatures rest; this sideline glimpse reveals Mary Holland and Jim McCabe catching their breath between Beaux Arts Ball program numbers (bottom center). The all-college spring open house annually welcomes Inland Em- pire students and mothers. Presiding at open house tea are: Betty Lynn Northrop, Mary Ferrell, Anne Gallagher, Marcella Gibney, and Miss Cecilia Brandl.