Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Women competed this year for of Miss Henderson State in the annual pageant by the Student Association. Theme of pageant was The Garden of the pageant was Miss Lyn Roebuck, an 18-year-old from Arkadelphia. For her Miss Roebuck sang My Belongs to Me. daughter of Dr. Tommy and Mrs. Mona Roebuck of Miss Roebuck was by the Sigma Phi Epsilon runner-up was Jennifer Ford, of Arkadelphia. The 19-year-old biology major performed a solo in the talent competition. sponsor was the pledge class of Phi Epsilon. wenty-one-year-old Joy Sorensen DeQueen was named second She is a recreation major and sang - If for her talent number. Bloy was sponsored by the Apple and Chandlers of Arkadelphia. ' vi 5 if Mandy Williams of North Little Rock was third runner-up. She is 18 years old and is majoring in marketing. Miss Williams sang You're Never Fully Dressed without a Smile and was sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta sorority. Fourth runner-up was Lisa Hardin. Sponsored by the Student Activities Board, the 19-year-old physical education major from - Gurdon played Autumn Leaves on the piano for her talent. Connie Young, a freshman from Malvern, was voted Miss Congeniality by her fellow contestants. u The other contestants were Sadie Merrick of Blevins, Cheryl Cole of Hensley, Robin Richards of Oklahoma and Gwen Moore of Camden. The Miss HSU pageant is a preliminary to the Miss America pageant. The winner of the Miss Henderson pageant also represents the school at the Miss Arkansas pageant in July. f uw -I 1 1 en oawwefe food Jawa Jaffe Miss HSU contestants: tstanding, left to rightj Flobin Richards, Jennifer Ford, Donna Roebuck, Cheryl Cole, Gwen Moore, Lisa Hardin and Sadie Merrick. fSeated, left to rightjMandy WilIiams,Connie Young and Joy Sorensen. Miss HSUf29

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