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May Day procession 1967

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Title

May Day procession 1967

Subject

May Day--Utah--Mendon; Baker, Steven Max; Kidman, Cindy Lou; Yonk, Becky; Hiibner, Scott; Sorensen, Melanie; Andersen, Dale; Larsen, Debera; Krambule, Steven; Bartlett, Deborah; Willie, Paul; Larsen, Janet; Gittens, Kim; Richards, LaJan; Bird, Gary; Jensen, Susanne; Baker, LuAnn; Barrett, Carolyn; Cheney, Angela; Ladle, Karine; Sorensen, Linda; Gittens, Tamera; James, Karla; Sorensen, Jean; Yonk, Annette; Leishman, Marsha; Maurer, Kathy; Maurer, Shelly; Jensen, Kaylene; Larsen, Cindy; Christiansen, Donette; Hardman, Brenda; Barrett, Mary Jean; Bowen, Nicolie; Hardman, Natalie; Muir, Julie; Quinlan, Tresa; Baker, Jenae; Hardman, Sharon;

May Day celebrations;

Description

Procession of the May Day Court in Mendon, Utah, in 1967. In front, the crown bearer is Steven Max Baker and the flower girl is Cindy Lou Kidman. Following them, the Queen of May is Becky Yonk and the consort is Scott Hiibner. The maids of honor and escorts (most are hidden) included Melanie Sorensen, Dale Andersen, Debera Larsen, Steven Krambule, Deborah Bartlett, Paul Willie, Janet Larsen, Kim Gittens, LaJan Richards and Gary Bird. The procession is followed by the Maypole Dancers. For 1967, the dancers included: Susanne Jensen, LuAnn Baker, Carolyn Barrett, Angela Cheney, Karine Ladle, Linda Sorensen, Tamera Gittens, Karla James, Jean Sorensen, Annette Yonk, Marsha Leishman, Kathy Maurer, Shelly Maurer, Kaylene Jensen, Cindy Larsen, Donette Christiansen, Brenda Hardman, Mary Jean Barrett, Nicolie Bowen, Natalie Hardman, Julie Muir, Tresa Quinlan, Jenae Baker, and Sharon Hardman.

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Source

Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Mendon Collection

Publisher

Digitized by : Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library

Date

1967

Rights

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