University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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R o y a l t y reigned as Queen Helen Caukel and King Bruce Straw led the annual Junior Prom. Soft lights . . . spring pastel colors . . . flowers . . . and evening stars . . . pervaded in profusion as the Moonlight Mood l947 Junior Class Prom swung into dance tempo Queen Helen and King Bruce reigned with their court of honor. On the court of honor was Do'ores Loftus, Alpha Sigma representa- tive, Beverly Braeger, Theta Sigmag Pat O'Donnell, Delta Sigmag Sigma Sigma Sigma chose Connie Dike, and Billie Mae Runyard represented the Independents group. Advance radio publicity had been given by stations WTMJ, Milwaukee, and WAUX, Waukesha, and this effort brought back a large number of alumni. 1947 Spain? pflam---041 me amz of fa: Wm Top: B. Braeger, R. Vogel, B. Runyard, D. Mulks, C. Dike, H. Eggleston. Bottom: P. O'Donnell, R. Badger, D. Loftus, D. Johnson. Richard Sullivan was chairman of cere- monies. He introduced Queen, King, Court of Honor and made all other necessary announce- ments at the time of the Grand March. lm- mediately following the March, special pic- tures were taken for THE MINNEISKA. Invitations had been extended to the fol- lowing honored guests: President and Mrs. R. C. Williams, Dr. and . Mrs. C. O. Wells, Dean Wynett Barnett, Mr. Willard Reese, Mayor of Whitewater, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gaukel, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Straw. Midnight saw another success- ful spring prom draw to a close. Moonlight Mood turned into near daytime as anxious couples took advantage of extended two o'cIock hours for all women.

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