Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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SPE AAAEL OSE SESS SOR Gates Wins ‘Mr. Freshman’ “Mr. Freshman” displays his first place trophy. The casual A large crowd viewed the first annual look. “Mr. Freshman Contest’? held Oct. 22 in = room 10 of Woodson Hall. Michael Gates, a management major took “‘Mr. Freshman” honors. Sponsored by the freshman class, the event included casual, formal and swimsuit competition. Nine Gramblinites entered the contest, which was part of “Freshman Week.” “I was really shocked to receive this a- ward,” exclaimed Gates. ‘‘Now I can call home and tell mom that her son has be- come ‘somebody’ at Grambling State Uni- versity.” Judges tally their results. Audience views contestants on parade. bar Wouw! Photos by CARL WILSON Personalities 257

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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.

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258 Personalities The Student Senate of Grambling State University performed numerous tasks during the 1985-86 school year. Composed of elected representa- tives, the governing body was headed by Dunkin Walker, a junior from Leesville. Constitutional amendments headed the business agenda of the Senate. Most revisions concerned policy GSU Student Senate | PRESIDENT Dunkin Walker SECRETARY Melissa Dunn SERGEANT OF ARMS Cedric Morales PRESIDENT PRO TEM i Dennis Moore aoe oe Soc Sok Saas lst Row L-R: Cedric Morales, Melissa Dunn, Dunkin Walker. 2nd Row: Angela Hall, Ellen Robinson, | Angela Jones, Shaun Ford, Regi- A nald Lee, Debra Webb. POPPE SECO changes and election rule revisions. According to Walker, the organiza- tion also appropriated money for various campus groups. The Cluster Club and Air Force ROTC were some of the organizations that requested fi- nancial assistance. AFROTC used its monetary funds for the traditional dining-in.