Minneapolis spokesman., 1962-07-06

Miss Brewin whose plans
therapist, wore a gown of white
satin. Crystal sequin trimmed
straps crossed the fitted bodice
and joined the brocaded panel
down the back.
Miss Charlene Vanettia Cleve-
land, foster daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Patton, presented by
Mr.. Earl Battey, and escorted by
Mr.. John w. Wilson wore a strap
less gown of imported cotton bro
cade. The slim lines of the bodice
were accented by wide taffeta
bow at the waistline.
Miss Anne Michele Collins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Collins, and escorted by Mr.. Lyle
G. Lasley wore simple gown of
exquisite white satin with a huge
bow in the back. Miss Collins
is majoring in sociology at the
University of Minnesota.
Miss Lenora Foster, daughter of
Mrs. Bernadine D. Foster and Mr..
Herbert F. Foster, escorted by
Mr.. Michael A. Taylor wore an ex-
tremely full bouffant gown of i'm
ported chiffon tulle. It featured
wide satin draped front panel
trimmed with irridescent sequins.
The pouf back and sides of the
gown were of the chiffon tulle
over a tierred skirt Of layers Of
nylon tulle ruffles.
Miss Foster plans to attend
UCLA and major in Sociology and
elementary education.
Miss Leslie Jeanne Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Johnson, escorted by Mr.. Melvin
Henderson wore an original white
nylon net over silk organza gown
trimmed with chantilly lace side
panels. Miss johnson plans to en-
ter the University of Minnesota
Medical School and specialize in
internal medicine.
These five debs were followed
by Miss Sherry McPheeters,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
McPheeters and escorted by Mr..
Lawrence Simmons. Miss Nc
Pheeters wore a strapless gown
of Nylon tulle. The bodice was
trimmed with three small bows
and the bouffant poufs in back
and sides were accented with self
roses and leaves. Miss McPheeters
plans to attend the st. Cloud
State College and major in music.
Miss Imogene Marie Phillip,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denman
Phillip of Waterloo, Iowa, wore an
imported silk gown with a strap
less sheered bodice. 1t featured an
over skirt Of silk organza en-
broidered with silver threads. Miss
Phillip was escorted by Mr.. Dennis
Sims, Jr., and she plans to enter
Fisk University in the fall and
major in Psychology.
Miss Lydia Jeanne Tendle, the
daughter Of Mrs. Marjorie Tendle
and escorted by Mr.. William Ten
die, Jr. wore a silk chiffon over
taffeta gown. The gown featured a
slight train in the back. Miss
Tendle plans to enter the Univ
ersity of Minnesota and major in
sociology.
Miss June Marie Vann, daughter
of Mrs. Timothy o. Vann and es-
corted by Mr.. Commodore Oden
wore a strapless gown with a full
skirt of white chiffon. The bodice
was of lace embroidery which was
imported from Italy. Miss Vann
Plans to finish college then enter
professional modelling field. Miss
Geneva Whitaker, daughter Of Mrs.
Lula M. and the late Andrew Whit
aker of Tallulah, La, was present
ed by Mrs. Ivoryeron Bell and was
escorted by Mr.. Solon Howard FL
lis, Jr. Miss whitaker wore a
gown Of chiffon over taffeta with
a bodice Of imported French lace.
She plans to enter the University
of Minnesota and major in ele-
mentary education.
The symphony in pink reached
its climax after the debutantes
waltzed with their fathers then
their escorts and a Queen Of the
ball was chosen. Miss Geneva
Whitaker picked the magic rose
and was crowned by Mrs. Lillian