Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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ABOVE LEFT: The new Miss A.S.C. takes her first walk. UPPER: The evening gown competition. ABOVE RIGHT: The first runner-up, Tammera Bart- ley. OPPOSITE PAGE - UPPER: Miss A.S.C., Dia Freeman, BELOW: The swimsuit competition. Q gg if 'x - 'x 1

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TOM PARKS Tom Parks sure hved up to hrs tltle l983 Entertainer Of The Year when he entertamed a full house Tuesday, November 13, ln the Memorial College Center Parks blended together outrageously funny stories that dealt wlth college llfe, sex, and drugs Parks enjoyed hrs audience so much that he made them a part of hrs act Even though Parks has not made It to the Tonight Show he has played to crowds as large as 18,000 One day Parks hopes to expand hls career to televlslon, fllm, and wrltlng sal FEATURES 23

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sl. 1985 MISS A.S.C. PAGEANT The College Union Board proudly presented the 1985 Armstrong State College Scholarship Pageant November 3 at 8:00 pm in the Fine Arts Auditorium. The pageant was coordinated by Melanie Strickland under the advisement of Al Harris. The judges for the pageant were Ms. Dana Kennedy, who has been associated with the Miss Tattnall County Pageant for the past nine yearsg Mr. James Rody, who has been affiliated with pageantry for a number of yearsg and Ms. Linda Terwilliger and Mr. John Terwilliger, both certified pageant judges with the Miss Georgia Corporation. Ms. Gail Bullock Odum, Miss Georgia 1973, served as the Mistress of Ceremonies for the pageant. The audience was entertained throughout the evening by the A.S.C. Pep Band, The 1984 Miss Georgia Superstars, and Miss A.S.C. 1984, Kelly Kilpatrick. Miss Dia Freeman was crowned Miss A.S.C. 1985 at the end of the evening after also winning the swimsuit, evening gown, and talent competitions. Miss Tammera Bartley was named first runner-up and Miss Kim Albright was named second runner-up. Miss Amy Miller was named Miss Congeniality. Z., J 4 . I 1 fllln 4 . FEATURES 25