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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Image of Janice Inglis holding a candle and smiling at Betty Lou Ramberg who is pinning something to Inglis' robes as Mary Currie, Vicki Groff and Dale Perrin happily look on.
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59-13583_001 appeared in the October [30?], 1959 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Waterloo Freshettes Pinned."
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Photo caption from published version of 59-13583_001 "CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY - Taking part in the pinning ceremony for freshettes of Waterloo College were (left to right) Mary Currie of Toronto, senior representative; Janice Inglis of Kitchener, freshette; Vicki Groff of Waterloo, senior representative; Betty Lou Ramberg of Kenora, Peggy Nairn of Toronto and Dale Perrin of Waterloo, sorority president. The ceremony took place in the dining hall."