Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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WiHtCf Beauty Refresher courses gave alumni returning for XYfinter Homecoming an opportunity to clraw upon the schools intellectual resources. A scheclule for a continuing eclucation program was arrangecl for the clay, The informal social hour in the afternoon orlerecl a chance for the alumni to hc-come acquaintecl with the faculty. Asicle from this program venture, the princess ancl her court were presentecl accorcling to traclition. Ar the half time of the Otterhein-Muskinguin hasltethall game coronation ceremonies got uncler way. The women, whose names were known only to Varsity O officers, were chosen as the escorts searchecl lor the cancliclates in the crowcl. XY'ith Varsity O men as the honor guarcl, Attenclants Eileen Mitchell ancl Kay Dornan, followecl hy Princess Reha Akers, were then escortecl to their places. -1 llcr,ll.l!icil1 Rcfhl .lltf-i, the gracious llllllxcxs ol NA inici ll H L mini ll ff ti llfifm 1 i lxi ,. 1, , X Nlncl ol llonoi, lytlni .Xlctw XX inf l' n lilccn Xlitthcll. lirsr Xttnlini xcssl ' ' luth loxtiox lictirin-' l'ri llck

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An annual staff encounters many problems and frus- trations. One of the most pleasant tasks this year's staff faced was the nomination of the Sibyl Queen. Traditionally a senior, the Sibyl Queen must be repre- sentative of the Otterbein spirit. She must also have demonstrated her ability as a leader in campus organ- izations and must be versatile in these participations. The woman chosen as this year's queen is typical in character and personality of the qualities which we honor. The members of the Sibyl staff extend their best wishes to you, Paula Peters. You are truly an outstanding representative and exemplify the spirit of the entire year's work without which neither this production nor Otterbein itself could continue. Sib l ueen '-s fl YS' 5 X 4 4 f wxwnw A may Her illtlfidlfxl Ptllfftf 1'tlt1w. the 195339 Sihyl Queen. Miss Paiila Peters. .hlblf lzifffffr, Slmron Sxxank pres.ns roses to this years lowly Sibil Quee 5