Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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? 1 Ulf' fl! IJLQQVL When charming and decorus Linda Ann Fuller of Waynesburg knelt before Pres. Paul Stewart to be crowned Queen of the May, she was the Toth Waynesburg College coed who has thus been honored by the student body. The pretty brunette, along with her many admirers and friends of the school, thanked the weatherman for ordering the beautiful sunny day for the tradition of May Day. Coronation of the Queen took place at ll o'clock in the park opposite Miller Hall, on a blossom decked platform. She was served by a court of ten attendants, two from the four classes and two from Uniontown center. A full day's activities kept the students and visitors alike busy. The crowning started the day of pomp and pageantry. Linking of the Sphinx activities society was held later and Ben Tomlinson presented the Queen with a beautful diamond ring, a gift of Cove Jewelers. ln the afternoon, a banquet for the queen and her court was given by Student Council at the Fort Jackson. A Jazz Forum concert, baseball and tennis games, Open House, and reunions were held during the day and kept the campus buzzing on this day of festivity. Congratulations to the Queen and her court of beauties and to the Queen especially an orchid,-not one that will perish, but one that will last and remind us and her oft - o tradition of May Day. F5 X-

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