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5ffQi7CfjN , JQPV? Qlnrnnatinn nf the Hivllginrn fLDnvvn On March 15, 1927, in the high school auditorium, occurred the crown- ing of the Welhisco Queen for the year 1927-28. Lucille Medina, a member of the Sophomore Class, was selected as queen by votes secured through the efforts of her classmates and friends-thus securing an honor which speaks well for her good citizenship and sportsmanship. Lucille had as her atten- dants four maids-of-honor, Minnie Hall, Eloise Smith, Gertrude Von Gruben, and Dorothy Hartman, who, like the queen, were chosen on the basis of conspicuous good citizenship and by the vote of the entire school. ln the presence of a courtly group consisting of her own maids-of-honor, the presidents of the various classes, the attendants of the new sovereign, and members of the Welhisco staff, to say nothing of the large audience of patrons and friends of Wellston High School, the retiring queen, Catherine Brill, of the 1926 Welhisco, placed on Lucille's head a crown, fashioned of daffodils and white sweet peas, transferring to her the sovereignty of the kingdom of love and beauty for the ensuing year. After the crowning a program was given in honor of the new queen, Lillie Burnett danced The Swan , and Roy Ulrich and Ray Oth sang. Following this program was an hour of social dancing for all who wished to take part. Page Tzvcnty-four
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