Best Loved women, 1937 In a tradition in place for several decades at Lawrence University in Appleton, the four senior women voted “Best Loved” by their classmates attended a banquet dressed in costume as George and Martha Washington and James and Dolly Madison. At the first “Best Loved” banquet in 1924, guests offered toasts to the Boston Tea Party, Valley Forge and the framing of the Constitution.  via: Lawrence University Archives Digital Collections read more: Judy Dixon, “Best Loved,” Lawrence University News Bureau, 1967 by way of Lawrence University Archives
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Best Loved women, 1937

In a tradition in place for several decades at Lawrence University in Appleton, the four senior women voted “Best Loved” by their classmates attended a banquet dressed in costume as George and Martha Washington and James and Dolly Madison. At the first “Best Loved” banquet in 1924, guests offered toasts to the Boston Tea Party, Valley Forge and the framing of the Constitution. 

via: Lawrence University Archives Digital Collections

read more: Judy Dixon, “Best Loved,” Lawrence University News Bureau, 1967 by way of Lawrence University Archives

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