Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Miss Southern Candidates Stayce Krug Eleanor Berry Stephanie Conner Natalie McCarttiy Carlo Conte Cecilia Yarbroughi Randi Burnette Colleen Johinson Not Pictured: Maria Hower Ctiristy Scott Laura Pontius Darcy MacKinnon Miss Souttiern Candidates 21

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1988 Miss Southern On February 16,1988, Wendy Car- en Meyer was crowned the 51st Miss Southern of Florida Southern College. Meyer was one of 13 candidates nominated and selected by the stu- dents of the college. The candidates were nominated under the require- ments that they have a 3.0 grade point average, have at least 92 credit hours and be active in three or more campus organizations. During her years at FSC, Meyer was active in Phi Eta Sigma, the freshman honors society and Omicron Delta Kapa, the leadership fraternity in which she served as vice-president. She was also a member of Phi Chi Theta and served as that organization ' s co-direc- tor of public relations. Active in the department of music, Meyer was in Concert Band, Jazz Band, Chorale; a member of Delta Omicron and was a chapter sweetheart for Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. In 1985 she ap- peared in the All-Campus Musical Grease. A frequent member of the Dean ' s List, Meyer was a member of Alpha Del- ta Pi Sorority, a Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister and served as the SGA Junior Female Senator. Wendy Meyer 20 Miss Southern

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James C. Rogers Award ■ 1988 On February 8, 1988 the student body of Florida Southern College voted on who would be named the recipient of the 1988 James C. Rogers Award. Montez Dudley Williams was an- nounced as the winner at the Founder ' s Week Coronation of Miss Southern on February 16, 1988. Williams, a native of the Bahamas and a business major, has actively par- ticipated in many campus organiza- tions throughout his years at FSC. He was a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, the fraternity which recognizes leadership among both students and faculty. During his senior year he was the SGA Independent Male Senator, Sigma Fho Epsilon Secretary, a member of the Pre-Ministerial Students and a Phi Mu Sorority Big Brother. Williams participated in many Vag- abond productions and was a member of Alpha Psi Omega. He served as both president and vice-president of the In- ternational Students Associations. In being named the recipient of the James C. Rogers Award, Williams and the other nominees had to qualify by having a minimum grade point aver- age of 3.0, have at least 92 credit hours and show exemplary character and leadership in at least three areas of campus life. Montez Williams 22 James C. Rogers