University of Florida - Tower Yearbook / Seminole Yearbook

“MISS BLACK STUDENT UNION S. Turner S. Turner All of the contestants: Wilma Gillis, Antoinette Bronson, Andrea Pelt, Veronica Linder, Sheila Deborah Anderson, Sabrina Jordon, Carolyn Collins, Angela Rozier, and Sandra Byrd. Angela Rozier, first runner-up; Sabrina Jordon, and Deborah Anderson, second runner-up. Winner Sabrina Jordon sang " This is Your Life. " S. Turner As part of Black History month, the Black Student Union held the tenth Miss BSU pageant on February 17th. Tonya Howard welcomed the students and asked them all to get involved in the with Black History month. Ten girls, representing fraternities and sororities as well as organizations, performed before a full house Thursday evening in the Auditorium. First was a dance number with all the contestants, then came the bathing suit competition. Next was the segment, where each girl performed things from singing to dancing, from baton twirling to dramatic interpretations. The girls then came out in their evening gowns and the five finalists were selected. The five finalists chosen were Wilma Gillis sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta; Sandra Byrd, representing Phi Beta Sigma; Deborah Anderson, second runner-up and by Kappa Alpha Psi; and Angela Rozier, first runner-up and representing PACT. Sabrina Jordon was crowned Miss BSU 1983 after the roar of the crowd. Sabrina, an 18-year old sophomore from Miami majoring in Chemistry, sang " This is Your Life " in the talent segment. She Zeta Phi Beta in the pageant and is also involved in the Black Student Union. Other contestants in the pageant were Carolyn Collins, Sheila Jenkins, Andrea Pelt, Antoinette Bronson, and Veronica Linder. The evening ' s master of was Ron Phillips. Miss BSU 33 ”