Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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ft N Dr. Walter Gustafson, Alumnus of the Year, presents the Hollander Trophy to Carol Mathison, president at the Tous and Richie Nolan ofthe Rhos for their ftoat depicting the presentation of Marco Polo in the Court of Kublai Khan. 8.3 Q atv 4 is l K Q - QE. T ' A V. I ' 1' l 'f i ii' , , i 5 4' ' ' 'E Hi riff -. -1 WW ,, A , 'F ' Wilt M4 ' 1 K -fi Ayr, ' C' M- 4, . . ' 'N i i iifw ix ., 'T N Q. Q lwf . .. 1 all Y' f wg: X41 s-cg, ' -, cf A A w'qfmri A A M- A- H 510.65 W M 'wi ' I sr1j'ej13' fflfgiiijli. iv? ,.,,.,, , ' ' ' tiii ' f 1. M K - v ! :YI x i 1 W A in I . , V ,. , . ...,,. ...-U .qs . 11 4 .-,.:. 'U-enum-mm - ' ' H ,, ' L The Alliance of Anthony and Cleopatra won o tie for third place for her builders Chi Delta and Theta Epsilon. 4..,,.e .JWNMS !,,.t,-Mr Y on A . sw in st P if jf f 4 A rilmji 1 it '- 'f ,.. Ev .,yf5,7fm:U. vrry 4, it Qi ,.'lM'4'-2' f '. ,ec QTY.-17 fix Y YHVA Yi, 23: l, l 4 Alumni greet old friends at o picnic held on the lawn behind Kenbrook Hall. se, .,,, Second place in the judging went to Phi Omega Chi and Alpha Phi Omega for their float titled Let Freedom Ring , showing lndependence Hall and the Declaration of lndependence, Theta Beta Gamma and Eta Delta connect the East ond West 156 at Promontory Paint an their float that tied for third place. 7 On behalf of Beta Phi Sigma and Sigma Gamma Phi, Joan Capozzi and Hugo Thomas accept the Hollander Trophy from Dr. Gustafson. 0593 , mrs, K

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fr'-hr-.,a,,,3Ml ' Af ceremonies before fhe foofball game, Wendell Breifhaupl, presidenf of Sfudenf Council, lays The cornerslone of The new Gym-Audilorium. 'N-6 165 X l xx Tied for fhe firsf place and fhe Hollander Trophy in The Hoa! judging were the entries of Tau Bela Sigma-Rho Alpha Phi and Bela Phi Sigma-Sigma Gamma Phi. The Tau-Rho enfry of Marco Polo is shown of right. The Bela-Sigma's entry above picfures fhe raising of The flag on lwo Jima. .., Q DRIVE THE 75,455 ' we A7 MTERISLF MQW? ,. , Homecoming Queens, Joan Vandermark and Alice Hyder lead fhe parade of floafs chauffeured by Slu- den Council prexy, Wendell Breifhaupf. -wil ii- K. .wi

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With a musical background provided by The Fabu- lous Dorseys Dolores Olson was proclaimed 1955 Gazette Girl at the annual pre-holiday dance held this year at Frank Dailey's Meadowbrook. Dee, a freshman from Teaneck, was presented with a bouquet of American Beauty Roses and gifts from the sponsors of contest entries by Tom Whitty, managing editor ofthe Gazette, and Carol Hyde, 1954 Gazette Girl. Sponsored by Eta Delta and elected by the student body and faculty from four finalists, Dee is a vivacious, blonde beauty, active in the band, SCA and a participant in the freshman show. The finalists for the 1955 Gazette Girl Contest were se- lected by a panel consisting of Dean Donald Heines, Public Relations Director George Fenwick, Dr. Donald McKee and Mr. Fred Wilson of the Varsity Press. Their judgment was based onthe contestants' beauty, personality, and extra- curricular activity. The Gazette Girl Contest was originated in 1950 and since that time has proved to be very popular with both students and faculty. All freshman and sophomore girls are eligible to compete and may be sponsored by any campus organization or an individual. Carol Hyde, Gazette Girl, 1954, presents a bouquet of American Beauty roses to her successor, Dee Olson, as Tom Whitty, representing the Ga- zette, makes the announcement. 175 'gg XM 'si K DOLORES OLSON Gazette Girl, 1955 GIRL ,U may :gc 31.1-w fa, wg, -