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Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

 - Class of 1987

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■iiHii wm Seeking the title of Miss America LSU co-eds found that Miss LSU was the first T T - Challenge to Meet Hushed silence settled over the crowd gathered in the LSU Union Theatre as the lights dimmed and the competition was underway. The 1986 Miss LSU pageant had begun and nervous- ness was a common state of being. Twenty eligible young women were presented during the ' Parade of Beauties and awaited the announcement of the Top 10. What the public didn ' t see was that for the two nights preceed- ing the contestants had undergone interviews and talent competition for the judges. After the Top 10 were announced the audience was made familiar with the judges. They were Tommy Scurria, Judy Rankin, Terry Brown. Greg Bullock and Janet McGee. Next, the ladies dazzled the crowd with a wide variety of evening gowns that added a certain sparkle to the competition. Sequins and feathers were the rule for the high fashion frocks. The potential Miss LSU ' s were given a chance to gather their wits as visiting queens enter- tained the anxious crowd. The evening prog- ressed with the display of talent by the Top 10 competitors who were once again placed in Pagent Contestants participated in a pi -pageant luncheon with the judges at the Phi Mu house. suspence by the intermission. A change of apparel later the beauties returned to face the judges for the swimsuit competition. Miss LSU 1985, Marguarite Towne. gave her farewell address as the judges came to their all-important decision. The Top 10 lined up with fingers intertwined in a symbol of unity. The four runners up were announced building the tension to a peak. Tension and mystery were absolved as Amanda Mainard heard her name announced to the crowd as Miss LSU 1986. The Miss LSU pageant was successful in raising almost $3,CXX) for Project HOPE, the philanthropy of Phi Mu sorority, which spon- sors the yearly pageant. Mainard later went on to become Miss Louisiana and competed in Atlantic City for the crown of Miss America. Mainard announced her disapproval with the competi- tion on the national level. It was said that the only way one could win the title was to show certain amounts of bodily endowments. David Hawkins Delta Gamma was i presented in the pageant through contestant. Stepha- nie Hicks. I 5 Mfe in General includes Miss LSU

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