Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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dmc com from pg 24 and sang Out There on My Own, Robin Campbell, who was sponsored by Delta Omicron and sang The Way He Makes Me Feel, Melodie White, who was sponsored by Phi Mu and played an Hungarian Rhap- sody No. 2, Lori Burton, who was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton, and played My Tribute, Bever- ly Jones, who was spon- sored by Lambda Chi Alpha and sang Pour On The Power, and Maribeth Zwayer, who was sponsored by Chi Omega and danced to the song Fame Janine Smith, a senior psychology major spon- sored by Delta Zeta, was fourth runner-up. She played Feux Follets for her talent. Julie Evans and Kim Williamson were third and second runner-up, respec- tively. Elizabeth Blanken- ship, a sophomore spon- sored by Alpha Delta Pi, was first runner-up. She sang Because of Who You Are in the talent competition . Resha Riggins, sponsored by Sigma Chi, claimed the top honor of Miss Entre Nous 1987. The junior biology major from Truss- :ire Nous ville said, l felt very un- prepared. l certainly didn't think l would win, but the pride l felt in being able to represent Samford helped pull me through all the tests and other problems that hindered my being at my best before the pageant. Riggins, who competed in the Miss Alabama pageant last year as Miss Trussville, will represent the University as Miss Samford against girls from more than sixty places around Alabama. I would love to stop at Miss Samford if l could, in- stead of having to compete in the big pageant, Riggins said. The Miss Alabama I . pageant is much more strained and very political. The preliminary contest is more important to me. As a result of her Miss En- tre Nous title, she was asked to do several mini-concerts in area churches. She sang When the Time Comes in the Miss Entre Nous pageant. Riggins said that the Miss Alabama committee does not look down on Christian songs, but they are leary of cont on pg. 29 obin Campbell and Wendy Rooker, a senior education major from Cullman, make last minute preparations on make- up and hair for the evening gown competition. obin Campbell, a junior music major from Cullman, solos The Way He Makes Me Feel from the movie Yentle. She was sponsored by Delta Omicron.

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v.,. ori Burton, a sophomore German major lrom Birm- ingham, plays a piano solo for the talent competition. She was sponsored by her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jack Bunon. Left: Tracy Jolly, Wendy Rooker and Leisa Wheeler Middle: Laura Billingsley, Sonya Phillips, Maribeth Zwayer and Beverly Jones Flight: Melodie White, Robin Campbell and Lori Burton David Rigg v' - ,Y ,-.' 1.