Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Sherman Nlakes Miss Wool Finals How would you like to be dragged out of class, boosted into a sheep pen, asked to chase a half-grown lamb around and then, disheveled and disheartened, have your picture snapped, holding the reluctant bundle of wool? lt's all in a day's work for a contestant in the Miss Wool Pageant. G.C.C.'s entrant in the Miss Wool contest was Maria Sherman. She was one of eight semi-final- ists in the pageant held on Oct. 20 in the Christown Shopping Center. The contest is sponsored annu- ally by the Arizona Wool Grower's Association in conjunction with Wool and Lamb Week. Girls were chosen from all over the state and judged on the basis of written ap- plication, personality, originality, and an impromptu speech, as well as appearance. Maria's Little lamb is a reluctant subject. 156

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Flowers in Nation wide Co-ed contest Knowledge of her fashion type, good grooming, combined with flair and flawless poise equal a Best Dressed Girl. Janis Flowers was chosen to represent G.C.C. in Glamour magazine's Ten Best Dressed Girls contest in Nlarch. Winners of the national contest will be ,given recognition in the August issue of Glamour, an ex- pense paid trip to New York, and personal gifts from the editors of Glamour. National winners will be judged solely on their photographic pre- sentation in date, school, and day- time wear. Janis submitted pho- tos of herself in a pistachio green princess line formal, navy blue outfit with double breasted but- tons, and a two piece red and black suit. li?9 .Q 157