Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Cheryl Dorsey represent- ed Henderson in the Miss Ar- kansas Pageant in Hot Springs July 9-12, where she competed against 47 others. Dorsey, a senior business ed- ucation major from Amity, was crowned 1986 Miss HSU by Christi Lynn Taunton, Miss Arkansas 1986, and Carrie Fliggan, Miss HSU 1985. Cheryl is the daughter of Leamon and Alto Dorsey of Amity. She had been the Clark County Fair Queen and Miss Diamond. She is currently a member of Pi Beta Chi, who sponsored her in the pageant. The first runnerup in the HSU pageant was Melinda Moorman from Arkadelphia, who was sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Second runnerup was Danielle LaPore of Mountain View. She was sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta. The talent winner of the pageant was Mia Mikesell for her vocal rendition of So In Love and Show Me. ' Tina Richardson from Hot Springs was chosen as Miss Congeniality. Anybody can do anything they want, but they must feel good about themselves and work at what they want to achieve. The court of honor for the pageant included Toni Hall, music director, Jason Cook, choreographerg Todd Howell and Rachel Morgan. Also included in the court were Jeff Haslauer, Alana Smoot, Kecia Lee and Mike Hoods. Judges for the pageant were Linda Bragg, Head judge, Jack and Bonnie Prit- chard, Sue Nell Wright, Lan- gley and Clarissa Smith. Emcees for the pageant were Vikita Bell, Carrie Biggan and Paul Hankins. A i i 'W A? H CIGU A HE DE geniality. A warm welcome - Miss HSU invites everyone to the Henderson House. The winners are - Mia Mike- sell, talent winnerg Melinda Moormang 1st runnerupg Cheryl Dorsey, Miss HSU,- Dorsey, Miss HSU,' Danielle LePore, 2nd runnerupf and Tina Richardson, Miss Con- Miss HSUf29

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000. flfawa Sitting pretty - Cheryl Dorsey is the 1986 Miss HSU. ln crowning glory - Cheryl Dorsey is crowned by 1985 Miss HSU Carrie Riggan and 1986 Miss Arkansas, Christi Lynn Taun- ton. Miss HSU contestants - Sitting: Cheryl Dor- sey, Daphne Richardson, Denise Thomas, and Tina Richardson. Standing: Danielle Le- Pore, Melinda Moorman, Lisa DeAnna Dun- bar, Joyce Johnson, and Gaye Watson. 23fAny Way You Look at lt

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I 30!Any Way You Look at lt 3' -P Aerial view - The Henderson athletic de- partment from an aerial view is tremen- dous. Take a Look Take a look around Hender- son and you will find what makes HSU special. The spirit of Henderson is evident in many places if one only knows where and how to look. The oak trees are planted in the shape of a heart and can only be seen from an aerial photo. Behind Arkansas Hall there is an old salt cauldron and to the side of the building there is Bench 13. Bench 13 is the bench where a young man proposes to that special girl. Take a look and see what Reddie Spirit means. Popular building - McBrien Hall is one building that all students have classes in at one time or another. Living fountain - The fountain is the first thing that can be seen from the road. 3. ft 'R Q? IX 'null zrtlill WL al igfggliilglfmg 3,5552 8 . Ella. a