University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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Deserving Diana Martin crowned Mahogany Miss Nine contestants vied for the title of Mahogany Miss Queen in the 1985 Black Caucus Asso- ciation’s 13th Annual Pageant. The pageant was held on Sunday, March 24, at 7:00 p.m. in Brown Auditorium. The origi- nal date for the pageant had been set for February 10, but due to complications a new date was set. Mack Crayton, president of the caucus, said that despite the problems, he felt that this year’s pageant was one of the best ever. The theme for the pageant was ‘‘A Night on Broadway.” Guest entertainers for the evening included the Wossman High School Golden Girls dance line, Nina Durcelle of Alexandria, and several NLU students. Contestants for the pageant included: Tonya W. Brown, an art advertising junior from Jackson, Miss.; Cheryl D. Gui- den, a freshman from Shreve- port majoring in radio-television performance; Tonya S. Jack- son, a Dallas, Texas, freshman majoring in pre-law; and Doro- thy J. Jones, a Winnsboro sophomore majoring in broad- cast. Other contestants were Diana L. Martin, a freshman ; counting major from Shre' port; Dewanna D. McKinley | Monroe journalism sophomo Ada Means of Rayville, a soy} omore in fashion merchanc} ing; Dorothy R. Thompson, | nursing junior from Sor} heimer; and Shenita G. Thon son of Shreveport, an accou ing sophomore. The contestants were judg 25 percent on talent, 25 pi cent on evening wear, 25 pi cent on swimwear, and 25 pi. cent on poise. The outcome | the evening was as equal. thrilling as the entertainme and fun observed througho) the pageant. Miss Diana Lynette Martin | Shreveport was crowned M hogany Miss Queen 1985-198 by last year’s queen, Miss Be ita Stoves. Martin is the daughter of M and Mrs. Phillip Martin |} Shreveport. She enjoys playir softball, dancing, modelin reading, talking on the tel phone, and traveling. © Also, she said that aft graduation, she will pursue career in accounting. — Connie Loon Billy Heckford Miss Mahogany, Diana Martin, plans to pursue a career in accounting. Miss Mahogany contestants were Judged for talent, evening wear, swim- suit and poise. 24 Black History