University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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MISS FOOTBALL, Ruth Henderson, smiles in victory. .L 'i TWO OF THE candidates pose in the dressing room be- fore the Friday night talent show in Holmberg Hall. K - it is beauty . . . OU is noted for its many beautiful girls, and perhaps this reputation was partially responsi- ble for bringing the 1964 Miss Football U.S.A. contest to Norman. Ten beauties representing colleges across the United States, plus Donna Axum, Miss America of 1964, and Tack Ging, star of ABC TV's Eleventh Hour, were on hand for the event. Ann Kent, OU junior, was the reigning Miss Football, one of three Oklahoma girls to have won the title. The girls endured a rigorous week of press conferences, television appearances, and lunch- eons before Ruth Henderson from the Univer- sity of South Carolina was crowned at the Fri- day night talent show. -.a-mia., V s swf ,. . - . . . ..,q,. THE CONFUSION and close schedule ofa beauty pageant can be exhausting. 55' fr