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Pageant Academic Affairs Collections Prairie View A&M University Digital Commons @PVAMU Texas Pageant Academic Affairs Collections 4-8-1967 Student Press Club's Annual Pageant April 8, 1967 Prairie View A&M College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/texas-pageant Recommended Citation Prairie View A&M College, "Student Press Club's Annual Pageant April 8, 1967" (1967). Texas Pageant. 4. https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/texas-pageant/4 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Academic Affairs Collections at Digital Commons @PVAMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Texas Pageant by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @PVAMU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. •Student P*e6i P(uL ANNUAL Pageant MISS TEEN AND FEATURING THE QUEENS OF PANTHERLAND APRIL 8, 1967 Prairie View A&M College of Texas Kerrville Bus Company, Inc. <<c ^rrienaly7. // eMervice . CHARTER SERVICE ANYWHERE Houston Representative — Phone CA 5-5606 ^ TRUST your car to! the man who wears the star TEXACO D,L 7tk .AnnuJ Press Club Pageant Sponsored by THE STUDENT PRESS CLUB THE WOMENS COUNCIL and BARONS OF INNOVATION Co-Sponsored by THE HOUSTON SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. and THE SEVEN-UP COMPANY Featuring — MISS TEXAS HIGH and APRIL 7-8, 1967 THE 1966 CONTESTANTS PRAIRIE VIEW A&M COLLEGE THE QUEENS OF PANTHERLAND COLLEGE OF TEXAS THE COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Directed by Mr. Joseph Daniels A; -•* ' J' * ^m-• PHYSICAL EDUCATION DANCE GROUP Mrs. Eva James, Choreographer The Student Press Club's Annual Pageant is the culminating event of the MISS TEXAS HIGH Contest. The contest is held annually to give appropriate attention to the many attractive and talented girls in the predominately Negro High Schools in Texas — to encourage the development of poise, personality and talent among students — and to promote aesthetic ap­ preciation and cultural growth. In addition, the Contest provides opportunities for leadership and participation of Press Club members who have exhibited an interest in publications and promo­ tional activities. Several friends of the college give invaluable aid to the project by furnishing scholarships, prizes and awards to the contestants. Names of these friends are listed throughout this program as specific donors of awards and as contributors through advertising space. Many of the activities are broadcast over Radio Station KYOK-Houston. Miss TEXAS HIGH — 1966-67 COVER PHOTO: Miss Jesselyn Box RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION City Drug Store Phone VA 6-2496 Hempstead Under New Management Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes FRENKIL' S Winfree's Hempstead, Texas Home of Super Market (W aLLzt dountij'i. And z/isndznt ood editors Hempstead, Texas s~ COMPL I M EMTS of Fowler's Dry Goods Cook Book Bread Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fowler, Owners and Cakes Hempstead of COMPLIMENTS S & N Newcomb Super Market Furniture Co. Waller DR 2-3639 RCA Whirlpool — Westinghouse Hempstead, Texas Friedrich Air Conditioners A COMPLETE TOWEL, UNIFORM Fowlers Supermarket and LINEN SERVICE Your Patronage is Appreciated Ineeda Linen Services, SHOP AND SAVE Inc. VA 6-2436 Ivan O. Carlson "Swede" — General Manager 3520 Center Street UN 9-4511 Hempstead, Texas Houston, Texas 1967 MISS TEXAS TEEN CONTESTANTS SCHOOL OR NAME ORGANIZATION SPONSOR PRINCIPAL Shirley Allen Ralph Bunche (Crockett) Miss Minnie H. Woodall Mr. Selmus Curtis Beverly Baker ... Yates (Houston) Mr. George McElroy ... Mr. J. R. Alexander Fredda Batts Moore (Waco) Mrs. O. E. White .Mr. Wilson Caryl Carter Fidelity (Houston) ... Mr. Arthur Lilly Sherrell J. Cockrell Hungerford (Hungerford) Miss Adelfa Arrendondo Mr. Harry White Mrs. Lillian A. Easley Lula M. Dickerson Pickard (Brenham) Miss Bobbie J. Marshall „ Mr. W. I. Alton Mrs. Marilyn Randolph Vivian Fisher Yates (Houston) Mr. George McElroy Mr. J. R. Alexander Eva L. Gantt Pickard (Brenham) Miss Bobbie J. Marshall ........ Mr. W. I. Alton Mrs. Marilyn Randolph Darylynn Greenwood ... Yates (Houston) Mr. George McElroy Mr. J. R. Alexander Sheryl Harris Moore (Waco) . Mrs. O. E. White Mr. Wilson Walterene Hutchingson Pickard (Brenham) —Miss Bobbie J. Marshall Mr. W. I. Alton Mrs. Marilyn Randolph Brenda Johnson Pickard (Brenham) Miss Bobbie J. Marshall Mr. W. I. Alton Mrs. Marilyn Randolph Carolyn Johnson Hungerford (Hungerford) ..Miss Adelfa Arrendondo Mr. Harry White Mrs. Lillian A. Easley Ora J. Kennedy Dansby (Kilgore) Mrs. Jeanetta Probasco Mr. Otis H. Turner Verdie R. Malone Blackshear (Hearne) Mrs. Peggy R. Love Mr. B. C.Murray Octavia A. Martin Wheatley (Houston) Mrs. Vera A. Martin Deanna E. Mason Panther Inn (Prairie View) Mrs. F. G. Fry : Lillie P. Newman Ralph Bunche (Crockett) Miss Minnie H. Woodall Mr. Selmus Curtis Ruby Newton Kemp (Bryan) Mrs. Mell Pruitt Mr. W. D. Dunn Margaret A. Perkins Texas City Development Council Mr. Calvin Vincent Tina S. Roberson Pemberton (Marshall) Mr. G. A. Rosborough Jimmie N. Scales St. Matthews Baptist Church ... Mrs. Marilyn Randolph (Brenham) Claudette Scurry Kemp (Bryan) Mrs. Mell Pruitt Mr. W. D. Dunn Hilda Shivers Kemp (Bryan) Mrs. Mell Pruitt ..Mr. W. D. Dunn Sherryl Shivers Kemp (Bryan) Mrs. Mell Pruitt Mr. W. D. Dunn Eddie M. Smith Blackshear (Hearne) Mrs. Peggy R. Love Mr. B. C. Murray Josephine Taylor Kemp (Bryan) Mrs. Mell Pruitt Mr. W. D. Dunn Marva R. Walker ..... W. R. Banks (Grapeland) Mr. Gardner Howard Mr. Eugene Dix Inah Whiting Washington (Houston) Mrs. Barbara O. Stewart . ..Mr. F. D. Wesley Rosalind Wilkins — Moore (Waco) Mrs. O. E. White Mr. Wilson Diana M. Johnson Wheatley (Houston) Mrs. Carolyn Reed Mr. William Moore Emma Hunter Ralph Bunche (Crockett) Mrs. Minnie Woodall -Mr. Selmus Curtis COMPLIMENTS J Hempstead Abstract Company Harrisburg Bank Box 72 Hempstead, Texas Title Insurance MEMBER F. D. I. C. zfixeian tin <j STEWART TITLE GUARANTY CO. 1001 Broadway at Lawndale WA 3-2801 Abstracts — Title Certificates H. D. Voorhees, President EARLENE COMEAUX Miss R. O. T. C. NANCY McILVEEN Miss L. B. L. RUTH HILL Miss Panther Club jONNELL HARRISION Miss Pershing Rifles JACKIE PARHAM Miss LBA MISS PRAIRIE VIEW AND COURT CHERYL MCINTYRE MOLLY JOHNSON DONETTA BEVERLY VALDALYN FIELDS Miss United Men's Congress PAULETTE EVERETT LUCY EADEN Miss Political Science Miss Senior KATHERINE CRAIG AUDRY GORDON Miss PPA Miss Sophomdre RUTH KENNEDY POLLY ELMORE REVA JOHNSON Miss Freshman Miss Marshall-PV BOBBIE POWELL Miss Special Forces BETTY CRUM Miss Provisional Battalion RUTH LEE Miss Crescendo DOROTHY DOUGLAS CECELIA McBRIDE Miss YMCA-YWCA Miss Dallas-PV ARNETTA JEFFERSON BEVERLY CHARLES Miss Sociology Miss Lufkin-PV VIVIAN SPILLER SANDRA HODGE Miss New Dorm Miss Club 26 GLORIA MOSBY LA VERNE JORDAN Miss College Science Miss Ft. Worth-PV AGGIE KIRKSEY Miss Engineering Ward's Pharmacy Your Rexall Store" JEAN LUNDY Miss Epsilon Pi Tau MARGIE WHITE Waller County's Most Progressive Miss Continental PV HARRIETTE LOTT Hempstead Miss QmegaPsi Phi and Modern Drug Store JOAN CALDWELL Miss Tyler-PV Motor Company NORMA PAYNE HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS Miss Golf Telephone VA 6-2445 ENJOV COMPLIMENTS of ZORA CLEAVER Miss Wichita Falls PV JANICE WILLIAMS B. Schwarz & Son Miss Band CHAROLETTE HARRIS Miss Home Economics 93rd <IJ saz o/ <Pi za.ia.nt oddzLatiom GLORIA MOSBY Miss College Science Ol'ltfi (Our dintomz 11 and ELLA ENGLISH Our aSurroundincj dommunitizi Miss SNEA anufaclurecl lay COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Blue Bell Creameries Furniture — TV — Air Conditioning CAMPUS QUEENS Program — Press Club's Pageant Theme — "TONIGHT" (West Side Story) . Leonard Bernstein COLLEGE BAND COMMENTATORS: — AWARDS — Miss Gloria Neal Miss Donetta Beverly Courtesy of THE SEVEN-UP COMPANY (Miss Texas High 1963-64) (Student Press Club) Represented by Mrs. Inez Kaiser, Public Relations Mr. Don Clark Miss Clarissa Gamble and Special Market Representative I Kansas City, Missouri (President, Barons of Innovation) (President, Women's Council) Music — $500 SCHOLARSHIP TO MISS TEXAS TEEN, 1967-68 (Award will be paid in the name of the winner to the college or University of PRESENTATION OF MISS TEXAS TEEN CONTESTANTS — her choice) PRESENTATION OF MISS TEXAS HIGH 1966-67 Miss Jesselyn Box WINNER'S TROPHY INTRODUCING THE PRESS SWEETHEART — 1967-68 Miss Betty Tompkins OFFICIAL CROWN Bellville, Texas TROPHIES TO THREE RUNNERS-UP-WINNERS IN SPECIAL CATEGORIES MUSICAL SELECTION College Orchestra OTHER AWARDS Mr. Joseph A. Daniels, Director DANCE SELECTIONS Prairie View Dance Group Courtesy of STUDENT PRESS CLUB Mrs. Eva James, Director PRAIRIE VIEW A&M COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT OF FINALISTS — $500 SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTATION OF MISS PRAIRIE VIEW AND CAMPUS QUEENS PRAIRIE VIEW A&M COLLEGE To the Winner Musical Selection College Orchestra Competition in Bathing and Play Suits Contest Finalists $400 SCHOLARSHIP (Employment) To 1st Runner-Up Dance Selection — "Skating Time" Miss Deborah Collins $300 SCHOLARSHIP (Employment) Talent Competition Contest Finalists To 2nd Runner-Up Musical Selection College Orchestra $200 SCHOLARSHIP (Employment) Presentation of Special Miss Texas Teen Awards — To 3rd Runner-Up Talent, Personality, Poise, Attractiveness, Charm Announcement from the Judges Courtesy of MRS. BAIRD'S BAKERIES Take Represented by Mr. Eugene Robinson Public Relations Representative • $50 CASH to 1st Runner-Up a turn... Party time. Snacktime. Anytime ...Morton belongs! • $30 CASH to 2nd Runner-Up • $20 CASH to 3rd Runner-Up • Official Crown — Press Club Sweetheart for Courtesy of COLLEGE EXCHANGE • GIFTS for Winning Contestants the best! THIS PROGRAM IS MADE POSSIBLE BY FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE WHOSE AD­ McXfori JoodA General Offices: Dallas, Texas VERTISEMENTS APPEAR HEREIN. Gulf Oil Corporation MISS TEXAS TEEN SCENES FROM THE \%6 PAGEANT TALENT 1966 Contestants Hempstead TV Service White Auto Store SERVICE ON ALL MAKES TV's Home of Greater Values Sales on Motorola TV I and Westinghouse Appliances j Hempstead, Texas VA 6-3333 Hempstead, Texas • COMPLIMENTS of TEXAS STATE OPTICAL Keuneke's Cleaners Hempstead, Texas Phone VA 6-2112 Offices Throughout Texas IS ill'is® HR':*m PV DANCE GROUP From left to right: Beverly Poole, Lois Mitchell, Bobbie Randle, Florence An­ drews, Joyce Arnold, and Deborah Col­ lins. Not pictured: Bobbie Lee and Reba Verdine.
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