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Twin nlaids of Honor
Crown Ivy Day Ruler
Shirley Hinds was presented as
May Queen at the 46th annual
Ivy Day ceremony held on the
university campus Saturday.
ceded Miss Hinds to the thresh
hold of the throne and placed the
crown on the Queen's head.
Miss Teagarden is a member
The 1947 May Queen and herjof Mortar Board, former editor of
attendants, dressed in formal the Daily Nebraskan, past presi-
gowns, were presented with pomp dent of Chi Omega, social soror
and majesty in a court scene in'1; former secretary of the YW
which their entrance was herald
ed by trumpeteers and flower
bearers. They ascended to the
throne between an Ivy chain,
composed oi snior women, and a
CA, member of Coed Counselor
Board, and member of Theta Sig
ma Phi, journalism honorary.
Miss Holcomb is Mortar Board
Daisy chain, composed of junior jhistorian, past president of Coed
'rmn counselors. memtpr or hfta .Xiu-
Ima Phi. Delta Siema Rho. Tassels huee"'s approach were Georgianne
of Masquers, editor of the Alumnus!"eaieer ana iMancy i.iynn
dorff is former cheerleader, mem
ber of Tassels, Student Council,
Alpha Epsilon Rho and Alpha Xi
Delta, social sorority.
Juniors.
Junior attendants were Doro
thy Meshier, Delphine Ayers, Jac
queline Gordon and Bonnie Voss.
Mrs. Meshier is a member of Or
chesis. Swimming club, P. E. club,
YVVCA, WAA cabinet and Alpha
Chi Omega, social sorority. Miss
Ayers is assistant business man
ager of the Cornhusker, member
of Masquers, University orches
tra and Kappa Alpha Theta, so
cial sorority.
Miss Gordon is a member of
Tassels, Religious Welfare Coun
cil and Sigma Delta Tau, social
sorority. Miss Voss is a member
of Tassels, Student Foundation
and Sigma Kappa, social soror
ity. Sophomore attendants were
Jeanne Hickey and Lillian Lock.
Freshman attendants were Eu
genie Sampson and Irene Wellen-siek.
Pases.
Hall. Daisy chain leaders were
Phyllis Mortlock, Dorothy Ihci
naga, Ruth Ann Finkle and Jean
Chilquist, all juniors.
Frederick Stiner, senior law stu
dent, gave the Ivy Day oration.
He is a member of Phi Kappa
Psi, social fraternity. University
students selected Stiner for the
honor at spring elections.
Donald Chapin and Dale Novot
ny, respective presidents of the
senior and junior classes, planted
the ivy beneath a towering maple
tree, in accordance with tradition.
For story on Innocent and Mor
tar Board tappings, see pace 2.
The pages who heralded the
Miss Hinds is a member
Mortar Board, senior women's
honorary society; former WYCA
president; a member of Phi Chi
Theta, Bizad honorary; and a
magazine and a member of Towne
club.
Senior attendants
were Helen
member of Delta Gamma, social' Laird and Doris Easterbrook
sorority. IBeindorff. Miss Laird is past
Twin Maids. ; president of Student Council,
j former YWCA secretary, member
The Queen's twin maids oi hon- of Sigma Alpha Iota, Pi Lambda
or were Phyllis Teagarden and Theta, TCSA and Alpha Chi Anna Margaret Aasen, Joanne
Marthella Holcomb. They pre-1 Omega, social sorority. Mrs. Bein-iRapp, Alice Rife and Margaret
ICharles Flansburg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Flansburg, was
crown bearer. Flower girls were
Joan Davies, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Davies, and Maury Ann
Heriot, daughter of Mrs. Anne
Bunting Heriot.
Leaders of the Ivy chain, com
posed of senior women, were
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