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J3eavit{j (Queens First place DOROTHY THOMPSON Peppy . . . Sig Chi . . . brown eyes . . . nineteen . . . sophomore . . . loves long jackets, blueberry pie, and Dentyne . . . Spanish major . . . plays piano . . . personality plus. Second place ELEANOR STEINMAN Vivacious . . . Gamma . . . dark hair . . . flashing eyes . . . eighteen . . . likes swimming and horseback riding . . . freshman . . . Psychology major . . . beauty plus brains. Third place KATHLEEN KIRKBRIDE Dreamy-eyed ... Sig Chi . . . eighteen . . . freshman Spanish major ... to be married in June to a Navy corps ensign . . . nicknamed Katie, naturally . super sweet.
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Margaret Speaks, radio soprano, Celius Dougherty and Vincenz Ruzicka, duo pianists, acted as judges of tiie annual Tomahawk beauty contest, held at the Fontenelle Hotel April 20. The winners are Dorothy Thompson, first place; Eleanor Steinman, second place; and Kay Kirkbride, third place. A total of eleven girls were nominated by sororities and Independents. No pictures were used; the judges made their selections by personal appearance and poise. The judges retired for twenty minutes before arriving at a decision; they afterward declared that it was easier to give eleven concerts than judge these eleven girls. Other entrants in the contest were Eileen Jones, Gamma Sigma Omicron; Betty Haupt and Beverly Nielson, Kappa Psi Delta; Virginia Barnt and Genevive Trotter, Phi Delta Psi; Marilyn Alley and Shirley Loechner, Pi Omega Pi; and Frances Martin, Independent.
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Competitive sports in the morning with frosh taking all the honors . . . girls ' p.e. classes in dainty whites doing calesthentics on the green ... no usual parade but the same spirit reigning ... all university show in the afternoon sponsored by the Student Council . . . Greek sing fest won by Pi Omega Pi and Theta Phi Delta ... the afternoon cli- maxed by the coronation of Mary Fran Hassler as Princess Attira IX ... a dance in the auditorium at night with Creighton air cadets filling out the stag line. Mary Fran, Princess Attira of ' 42, was crowned by Presi- dent Haynes and given a bracelet by Dick Burress, Student Council prexy. She was Junior Prom Queen, member of Sigma Chi Omicron, Student Council and a librarian.
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