Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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Personalities 253 faa Intriguing costumes were in vogue. She danced the night away. 3 - 9 by 9 te) 9 8 @ 8 3 | = = 3 5 bi) = 3 ® 2 a s C— 8 F-) ® = = SUAS iN) ae 5 cece een ——— © ue s ; a el Tanya Smith takes her royal walk. Cover contestant performs.

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I8th Calendar Contest | Ms. Smith Wins | Cover Title Tanya Smith of Bastrop was crowned ‘Miss Cover Girl’’ dur- ing the 18th annual Calendar Girl Pageant April 26th in T. H. Harris Auditorium. Sponsored by the Favrot Student Union, the contest featured 38 Grambling State University beauties vying for cover and month selections. Besides taking the cover title, Ms. Smith was selected as “Miss Talent’? and ‘‘Miss Congeniality.” Phillipa Hudson of Compton, Calif, was named ‘‘Miss Sense of Style.” Margaret Young of Grambling was first runner-up while Yolanda Moore of Oakdale, Calif., took ‘Miss Self Expression” and second runner-up honors. Ms. Hudson was also cited for having the most patrons. Leading off the month selections was Carla Hoagland of Houma who was also named ‘‘Miss Beauty” and ‘Miss Au- gust’’. Others chosen included Carla Matthews, Inglewood, Calif., “Miss September’’; Libbie Taylor, Marshall, Tex., October; Zannavia Ray, Houston, November; Katrina Green, Pine Bluff, Ark., December; Linda Porter, Las Vegas, Nev., January; Ra- mona Magee, Biloxi, Miss., February; Andrea Broughton, Bastrop, March; Lyndell Scott, York, Penn., April; Karla McCallister, Ruston, May; Jacquyn McEachin, East Orange, N.J., June; Gwendolyn Charles, Opelousas, July. Judges were Mrs. Betty Anders of Ruston, Mrs. Rosanne W. Langord of Ruston, Joseph A. Lobue of Ruston, Ms. Bonnie Roche of Dallas and Sanford Sanford of Inglewood, Calif. Ss none anne Casual wear was modeled Friday night. Awards presented to lucky winners. ®ormrosd LI mND SFmM TOsZ o 252 Personalities

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Green ; Named ‘Mr. G.Q.’ Craig A. Green, an information systems major from Detroit, was select- ed “Mr. G.Q.”’ during the fourth annual (L-R) Darrell Glenn, Craig Green, Michael Wells. contest held during October in T.H. Har- Casual wear was one facet of the competition. ris Auditorium. 4 The sophomore also captured ‘‘Mr. t Physique”’ honors in this Student Union : sponsored event. Darrell Glenn, a junior from New 4 Orleans, took the first runner-up spot ee while Michael Wells, a junior from Ballti- 1 more, was named second runner-up. H Willie Moses Jr., a freshman from ; Kankakee, Ill., was chosen ‘“‘Mr. Conge- . niality and Wendall Washington, a fresh- © B man from Monroe, earned ‘“‘Mr. Self- A Expression’”’ honors. Y After taking the title, Green said, ‘‘I knew I, had a strong chance of winning, but you are always surprised.” Fourteen students competed for the ti- tle and they were judged on swim, casu- al and formal wear as well as self- expression. “Mr. G.Q.” congratulated by runners-up. Green also won ‘Mr. Physique’ honors. 254 Personalities