University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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Betsy Nigh Terry Daugan Vicki Price Cheerleader, Publications B. S. U. 1 .XM ck Q . Cathy Paires Caryn Powers Toni Foster Phi Theta Kappa Student Activities. Nurses MISS WESTARK

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Miss Westark irl Malchwil With udges And Fried Chicken Clara Flake Phi Beta lambda Connie Jones Terry Henderson Drama S. N. E. A. It wasn't the Miss America Contest, or the Boardwalk of Atlantic City, New Jersey, but on November 8, Westark's Student Union became the campus' center of interest as the Miss Westark Contest began. Prior to the contest, Westark's organizations nominated fourteen girls to vie for the title. As the girls arrived that morning, they posed for portraits, filled out forms and got to know each other. At lunch they met the judges Polly Crews, Phoebe Wilcox, Bill Hayes and George Glover and encountered their first problem: whether or not to eat the chicken with their fingers. After lunch each of the girls was interviewed by the judges. Judging was based on poise, appearance, scholarship, leadership and community service. The names of the winner and finalists were announced at the Christmas Dance. 122 MISS WESTARK Debra Reatlrer Dana Aydelatt Chair Music Guild

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Patri ia Dickiasan Baseball Team Patricia Dickinson. . . sophomore. . . ajoumalism major. . . plans to attend a four-year college next year . . . co-editor of the Collegian. . . likes tennis. . . enjoys sewing and workingjig-saw puzzles . . . active in the United and Heart Funds carrpaigns . . . would like to see Westark students more involved in their school. 124 MISS WESTARK Pam Neal Basketball Team Pam Neal . . .freshman. . . life-long resident of Ft Smith. . . business administration major . . . hopes to graduate from college with an accounting degree . . . likes to sew and cook. . . interested in music. . . worked as a volunteer at Sparks Hospital . . . would like to see students have a more active hand in Westark's policy making.