Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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Twenty lovelies perform dance routine. Ms. Jones Takes Bayou Title Avia Gwenette Jones, a freshman from St. Louis, was chosen Miss Bayou Classic during a special scho- larship ball pageant in New Orleans. Another Gramblinite, Robbyn Michelle Bland, a Bal- timore junior, took first runner-up honors. Five Grambling and Southern beauties competed for the ti- tle. Prior to the event a pre-pageant was conducted at GSU where Grambling’s five contestants were selected. The other Tigresses were Kim Jordan, an Abbeville ju- nior; Lisa Vallien, an Opelousas sophomore; Carolyn Lee, an Opelousas junior, and Angelle Tyler, a Milwau- kee junior. A contestant models wear. My name is ... That winning smile is displayed. The field of beauties listens for the winning names. Photos by MICHAEL BEATY Robbyn selected. Personalities 255

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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

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Photos by MICHAEL BEATY Story by JEANELL NEAL Ms. Reed wins title. Hinton named Mr. Physique. Hinton, Reed Win Mr. and Ms. Physique Darryl! Hinton, Jr. of Grambling and Cecile Reed of Ithaca, N.Y., were chosen Mr. and Ms. Physique during the second annual contest staged April 17 in T.H. Harris Auditorium. Sponsored by the Theatre Guild, the contest featured 10 men and six women who were judged on posture, originality, poise, articulation and style. During the swimwear competi- tion, male contestants were also judged on the display of the double-bicep pose, lat spread, side-chest pose and abdominal Female contestants display their swimwear. poses. For the ladies, the area of concentration was a phys- ical fit appearance. Other winners included Randall Crockett and Cynthia Carmichael, Mr. and Ms. Congeniality; Darryl Ross and Tajmah Payton, first runners-up; Vincent Drake and Cynthia Carmichael, 2nd runners-up. Mr. and Ms. Physique received Cone: while the other title holders were awarded ribbons. Muscles, muscles and more muscles.