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Miss Sue Roberts reigns as Best Dressed Girl, Highlighting the annual Best Dressed Girl contest spon- sored by AWS was the crowning of Miss Sue Ann Roberts as the 1970 Best Dressed Girl. Representing Fitzgerald Hall, Miss Roberts received the honor February 4, 1970, in Hendricks Hall. College affiliated judges selected ten girls from a field of twenty-seven contestants as the Ten Best Dressed. They were: Karen Harbison, Deborah Farr, Nancy Chamberlin, julia Brooks, Sharon Thierfeld- er, Debby Green, Kathy Shearon, Melinda Miller, and jane Michaels. The girls were chosen on the basis of an interview held prior to the final contest, modeling formal and daytime attire, and their answers to a question on fashion changes. AVVS also sponsored Penny Nights, sold balloons at Homecoming, and Worked for a revision of womenys rules. Christa Scott. accompanied by Ann Patterson, sings during contest. 23
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FIRST PRINCESS Carolyn Palmer Phi Sigma Epsilon Patty Weiss is crowned as RHETOR Queen by Editor Neil Johnston. SECOND PRINCESS Kathleen Zacha Lambda Chi Alpha Editor of RHETOR crowns ueen during concert intermission Twenty-three CMS coeds vied for the title of 1970 RHE- TOR Queen. During the performance ofthe Norman Luboff choir concert on March 20, Miss Patricia Weiss was crowned 1970 RHETOR Queen by Editor Neil Iohn- ston. Also named to the Queenls Court were First Prin- cess Carolyn Palmer and Second Princess Kathleen Za- cha. judges for the selection of the Queen were Mr. Townsend Codsey, director of public relations at the Col- lege of the Ozarks, Mr. jack Lyon, Associate Dean of Students at Southwest Missouri State College, and Mrs. Marie Huff, director of home economics for the State Department of Education. judging took place on Friday, March 13. Candidates were judged on poise, personality, and appearance during interviews held in Fitzgerald Hall. judging continued that evening as candidates at- tended a reception in the College Union which preceded the RHFTOR Queen banquet held in the south dining room. Final judging took place as candidates answered questions following the banquet. 25
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