University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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Opposite top: MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES Carol Dawson, entertains the audience with quips and quotes during the Miss UAM pageant. Opposite bottom: POSING FOR photographers, this lovely group of beauties are (left to right) Jackie Davis, Miss Congeniality; Naylene Vuurens, 1978 Miss Arkan- sas; Pam McBee, 1979 Miss UAM; Kay Hampton, the retiring Miss UAM; and Mary Ellen Mettetal, first runner-up. Above: KAYE HAMPTON performs a solo during a break in the competition. Above right: PAM MCBEE entertains with a song during talent competition. Right: MISS ARKANSAS, NAYLENE Vuurens,performs a number during an enter tainment segment of the pageant. One of the biggest events of the year at UAM is the Miss UAM pageant. The most attractive and talented young women on cam- pus compete yearly for the title which was presented this year to Miss Pam McBee, a sophomore from Monticello. The history of the Miss UAM pageant confirms the fact that UAM possess its share of talent, as candidates have presented a variety of acts ranging from ballet to baton twirling to some of the best vocals in this area. The title was relinquished by Kaye Hampton of Pine Bluff who was featured in an entertainment selection this year as’ was Robert Almond. Miss McBee took the crown with a performance of a medley of song selections for the talent category.

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