William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Tatler Queen Miss JoNel Dayen was chosen as Tatler Queen. The lst runner-up was Miss Julie Leamon, NASA, and the 2nd runner-up was Debbie Chasteen, ADPi. In the talent com- petition, Miss Dayen sang Love is Where You Find lt . A month later, this same song won her the title of Miss Clay County. Cupper rightj Representing the Alpha Delta Pi soror- ity, Miss .lo Nel Dayen was crowned the l98O Tatler Queen. Caboveb Apparently, Tom Wideman and Carol Au- brey misunderstood what was meant by A Night on Broadway . Crightj The l98O Queen Candidates: Front Row: Mir- iam McCoy, Susan Chlapek, Julie Leamon, Valerie Snow, Back Row: Cheryl Rood, JoNel Dayen, Pam Pence, Debbie Chasteen, Rhonda Parrish, Diane Pi- soni, Elaine Stockham, Rebecca Jones. gf ja '41 . fy 4 ,. 27,2 7, , -y

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' N Q l A Night Cn Broadway Tatler Revue I98O was one of the most successful years ever, said Judy Rychliewski, advisor. 'A Night on Broadway was the theme this year. Serving as co-chairmen were Scott Wilkins and Cathy McQuitty, with Debbie Harlan as Business Manager. Qupper leftj The Best Actor, Lance Winkler, representing the Phi Gamma Delta and Alpha Delta Pi skit. Cabovej Byron Motley in the debut of his song You Broke My Heart in which he wrote the original composition and orches- tration. Crightj The Best Actress, Miss Jennie Ezzell representing the Non-Affiliated Students Association. .,Y-l.- -,l--.-zw,f- -. , - 5' '-iiim --'LQ-4--' - .sri