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THE DOGHOUSE. BUT THE CATS HAD OTHER IDEAS AT THE BIG GAME SAM DONAHUE conducts Billy May's band at Homecoming dance, fitting finale for eventful week. »r HOMECOMING GUEST, Senator Stuart Symington, receives very cordial welcome from UMers at the Pittsburgh game. ppv week is loss of foot-only Homecoming defect. BITTER MOMENT in h« ball game to Pittsburgh,
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'iieen, 1957 JL Qv jPaulct r hJeindein THE 1957 IBIS QUEEN—fairest of the fair—is beautiful Paula Weinstein. Queen Paula combines beauty, charm, poise and intelligence, and won her right to reign as 1957 Ibis Queen from more than 220 other contestants. A junior philosophy major, the 20-ycar-old Queen has black hair, dark brown eyes, fair skin and boasts a 2.8 scholastic average! She also was a Hurricane Honey and Homecoming Princess. Princesses in Queen Paula’s court are freshmen Marcia Valibus and Linda Corn; sophomores Kathy Hammock and Sondra Welch; junior Roz Rush, and seniors Helen and Joan Turner. Marcia, a radio-TV major, is an Orange Bowl princess and a Delta Gamma. Linda, a nursing major, is a Delta Phi Epsilon pledge. Kathy, member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and varsity cheerleader, was 1956 Homecoming Queen. Sondra, another Kappa Kappa Gamma, is a home economics major, while Roz, a Chi Omega, is a Florida transfer. The Turner twins, both Delta Gammas, are majoring respectively in English and government.
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