Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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DeBUTarue Queen Donna Phillips captured Tau Epsilon Phi title of Freshman Debutante Queen for the ’63-'64 social season. She is a native of Rochester, New York, and is enrolled in the School of Photography. Donna is involved in many activities both on and off campus, for example: Ski Club, Photo Society, teaching dancing, modeling for Eastman Kodak and the Photo Department plus “outside’' pho- tographers. At present, the far future plans are for Dramatic Arts and the legitimate stage. snowBaLL Queen Diane Mercomes of Detroit, Michigan, was the natural choice for Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl at their Annual Snowball. Diane is President of Delta Omicron, and a junior in the School for Amer- ican Craftsmen. Her hope for the future includes her own custom jewelry shop with appreciative customers.

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wirrrer SPorTS oueen Lorrie Catallo from Canandaigua, New York, the lettermen's and students' choice, A junior in Art and Design, she has been Alpha Xi Delta Historian, ISC Representative, Dorm Council Secretary, In- door Advertising Chairman for Alpha Xi during Spring Weekend, candidate for “Moonlight Girl” of Phi Sigma Kappa. Lome's Mom and Dad were so thrilled they wrote a poem in her honor. The last verse of the opus is: Now Lorrie was wakened, her radiance was bright, As she walked to the crowd by the side of her Knight. This has been the night, this is the story, Of our little girl whom we'll call QUEEN LORRIE. HarvesT moon Queen Cheryl Swanson won this honor at the big Fall Weekend produced by Sigma Pi. She is a sopho- more in the School of Art and Design and a native of Horseheads, New York. Cheryl was Queen of the Senior Ball in her high school, which adds to the “royal blood” of this petite monarch. Being primarily interested in design, Cheryl finds it stimulating to make most of her own clothes and plan her hair styles. She has also had some brief experiences with ballet and music to help polish the poise.

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sweeTHearr BaLL Queen Janet Pearson was named Sweetheart of the year 1964 by the members of Theta Xi. Janet is a sophomore in the School of Business and hails from Watertown, NY She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta and works on Student Council In addition to attending Spring Weekend, social gatherings of Theta Xi, and sorority functions, she is also interested in skating, tennis, and swimming. sermmerrraL sweeTHearr Queen Elfriede Pfeiffer is the “Sentimental Sweetheart'' from Kappa Phi Omega s Sentimenta Journey Dance. Born in Hungary of German parents, Elfriede comes to RIT from Santiago. Chile. She has stop- ped traveling long enough to be enrolled in the School of Retailing and is a member of Beta Chi Sorority. At the present, her hopes for the future are in the field of fashion merchandising.