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Show I Are Crowned Heads At Sweetheart Ball PPW fMM'MMMM XW ' f Verdene Finlinson and Boyd Harder, queen and king from Leamington ward were crowned as royalty of Deseret stake, at the Sweethart ball in Palomar on February 19. In a Valentine setting, kings and queens from nine wards in the stake encircled the dance floor in a grand march. Then the queens were asked to choose a heart, one of which was marked mark-ed "queen." Miss Finlinson drew the lucky heart. Mrs. Sebrina Ekins, president of the stake YWMIA, crowned Mr. Harder, and Willard Stephenson, Steph-enson, stake activity counselor. placed the queen's crown on Miss Finlinson. The small attendants, at-tendants, dressed in red and ' white picture frocks, were Caroline Caro-line Morris, daughter of Pres. and Mrs. Harold Morris, and Patsy Ann Pratt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Pratt of Hinckley. After the coronation there was a floor show with dancers from the three Delta wards, directed di-rected by Mrs. Kayda Knight and Ray Turner. The girl's trio Cherie Hannifin, Lila Mae Sampson Sam-pson and Bonnie Black, sang the theme song of the ball, "Le Me Call you Sweetheart." The queen was given a large heart-shaped box of chocolates by Mrs. Lenore Gardner. Queens and kings representing represent-ing the other wards were Beth Bunker, and Dewayne Kimber, Sutherland; Dorothy Bishop and Grant Crane, Delta second; Jennie Jen-nie Olson and Merlin Lovell, Oak City; Mona Allred and Craig Tanner, Hinckley, Utahna Mor-rell Mor-rell and Fred Adams, Delta third; Melba Western and Waldo Black, Deseret; Janeane Simpson Simp-son and Ive Jay Nelson, Lynn-dyl; Lynn-dyl; Joyce Terry and Hale Jeff-ery. Jeff-ery. Delta first. |
