University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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A Turn, a Swirl, a Winning Smile WAITING OFFSTAGE, Sue IH,,,, , Sheryl Deskln and Judy Webber try to relax for their appearance before the judges and the huge crowd. Bermuda shorts, formals, yes, even pajamas were modeled before a male-dominated audience for the selection of Miss Perfect Profile. WENDY STRIEF, 1955 Miss Perfect Profile, announces the 12 finalists as the candi- dates listen with mixed emotions. BETSY BURHANS, „., , „c, was selected Miss Perfect Profile. 26

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NEW CO-EDS form ye olde stag line at the First Nighter Party held at the Union. Activity Day Means Getting to Know You! WATCH ME— Nolhuig to it. says Judi Hammon. but Ray Carlson can ' t quite get into the swing of things. F y sm i mi . 1 x . B it L ' n HR II rn lL y «tfX WB wa WK 1 ORGANIZATIONS, like Student Council, mobilized their forces to recruit workers from the new students. I ' m sure you want to join our club . . . just sign here . . . the dues are only one dollar. These were the sales talks issuing from the decorated booths on Activity Day. CPC PRESENTS ... was the Central Party ' s booth theme, as enthusiastic students signed on the dotted line. . . 25

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A BEVY oi beauties. Dolphin Queen, Myrna Reynolds and Her court, Jean Riddlesber et, Jones, Sharon Mcintosh and Karlene Moore, reigned over the gala Dolphin Show d Homecoming weekend. Homecoming Begins with a Splash! A pool oil the moon ... a H inn saucer . . . a rocket ship (XDR-35), propelled the Dol- phins to a sueccssful water show. Ihe queen, sitting on her flying saucer, observed all the wonders of the I ' ltraphysical Year, including llame divers, trampoline artists and swinimers. NO DOUBT we all jumped rope in our day, but never quite llle this! Judy uring FLYING HIGH over the ennpty pool. Dolphins practice for their annual water show. MAYBE it ' s the Mohawk haircut that draws the customers. 27