Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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JULIA RAFFINGTON Delta Delta Delta Each sorority and Independent Association are allowed to choose one candidate for homecoming queen. A committee, consisting of alumni, faculty, and students, select one of the candidates as queen on the basis of beauty, personality, and social graces. The others constitute the queen ' s court. This year ' s court included Jeanie Gallatin, junior from Vandalia, Alpha Chi Omega; Julia Raffington, junior from Decatur, Delta Delta Delta; Diane Kirk, senior from Decatur, Millikin Independent Associa- tion; and Sally Durbin, senior from Downers Grove, Zeta Tau Alpha. SALLY DURBIN Zeta Tau Alpha DIANE KIRK Millikin Independent Association « 19 »

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Her Majesty EVIE BORCHART Pi Beta Phi Queen Evie Borchart comes to Millikin from Des Plaines, Illinois. A senior, Evie is majoring in elementary education. Her activities are many and varied, including the following: pres- ident of Pi Beta Phi and Panhellenic Council, member of student council, and secretary of the senior class. She is also listed in Who ' s Who. Evie was crowned queen at the football game by last year ' s queen, Verne Borse. She then reigned over the festivities for the re- mainder of the weekend.

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Pretty as a picture APOs built exquisite queen ' s float jomfretCU M S Ci(M i ccC Out t Mdm Tri Delts seived up first place The homecoming decorations represent the efforts of many hours of hard work on the part of the Millikin students. The origin- ality and variety of themes made this year ' s decorations better than ever, and each one was a real winner, although a choice had to be made. The house decorations and the parade make our campus a center of in- terest for Decatur townspeople at homecom- ing time. High praise is well-deserved by all those who participated in making this part of homecoming a big success.