University of St Thomas - Aquinas Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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medlkagvwkb 0 The Mid-Winter Frolic, unlike former Council sponsored dances, was produced this year with the idea of giving the students the most for their money, with the profit motive secondary. There was no profit for the Council as it provided the music of a name band, elaborate decorations and regal splendor in connection with the Queen. Those behind the plan to make this the biggest dance of the year were rewarded with a large attendance at the dance and universal agreement among those present that the Rolling Styles of Reggie Childs was a worthy investment, that the Armory looked more pleasant than ever before and that the Queen was worthy of the crown and title she received. J J Tommie: carefully studied the five candidates' picture: before they can a ballot which would elect their M id-W inter F folic queen Cleft, helowl. A cold Minnexota evening eouldn't keep :even hundred or more couple: - from attending the dance Ccenterj. One of the pleafant .rurprixef of the evening wax the vifit of Mr. joxeph Shiely, Borea: VI, who made our election of Queen Betty valid in the realm of Boreal' VII, hi: .rucceffor Ctopl.

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Hale!! Sal 0 Elected by the students in a poll conducted by the Aquin under th e sponsorship of the All-College Council, Queen Betty Beatson, a sophomore from St. Catheri.ne's College, ruled the Mid-Wint er Frolic held in the Armory on Feb- ruary 6.

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