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Page A8-The Chronicle, Thursday, May 10, 1984
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Calista Robinson, a sixth chante 1983. Robinson was S
grader at Lowrance In- presented with a 19-inch
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crowned Miss Zeta En- addition to other gifts. o
chante during the second First runner-up was' [
annual Zeta Soiree on May Alisha Hash, daughter of r
5. The Soiree, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
the Rho Zeta Chapter of Hash, who won a stereo.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, was She was escorted by Scotty
held at Beneath the Elms Reavers. Second runner-up,
with about 200 people at- Shawn Thatch, was
tending. escorted by Andre Owens.
Robinson, the daughter She is the daughter of Mr.
of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. John Thatch. Her
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won the title over 11 other won a mini-stereo. She is 1
Soiree participants and was the daughter of Mr. and t
crowned by Waltreece Mrs. Cleveland Cooper,
Talbert, Miss Zeta En- and she was escorted by J
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them bloom during the snooty and, you know,
brief period. qi ipi
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considers her daughter's involvement
with the
debutantes valuable.
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Betty Terry. really ^
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way watching all the chatter r.
among her fellow debs. ^B in n?w d.rw. .nd
Posture perfect in her mint- ^B
green dress, the aspiring ^ "
model, who wants to study ^B
anatomy at Howard '' & up
University, blushes when "II*.!.?1 '**IT^ > *
approached.- W - rnix blips
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deb," she says. "This ^orWl?^
whole thing is teaching me ^B sia?:32to42
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16, ever had to make an im-^^B $2U?9^ RETA,L *
pression, she succeeded at sav* so* on *bas
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me social nour. As she cotton white bri?i? of cc
entered the room with her s"** 5 to QUALI
mother, both dressed in
smart black suits, eyes
focused on Mona's stylish
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18-year-old freshman at (9I
State
University, is probably one I
of the most outgoing of all I
the 12 debs. The others are I
and
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clothes, jewelry and college I
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about being a deb at first," OPEN MC
l.cntz says. "I thought all SAT. 9 a.m
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Shawn Thatch Celeste Cooper
Jocelyn Roseboro Camille Williams
wned Miss Zeta
ihawn Dulin. Elder and Mrs. George
Other contestants were Pass, escorted by Bobby
iarrina Dobson, daughter Conrad; Jocelyn Roseboro,
if Mr. and Mrs. Warren daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
)obson, escorted by Dar- Sylvester Roseboro of
ell Roseboro; Erica Charlotte, escorted by Anjarvens,
daughter of Mr. tonio Walker of Charlotte; _
:red Garvens, escorted by and Camille Williams,
4elson Clemmons; Natika daughter of Mrs. Beverly
iooper, daughter of Ms. Williams, escorted by
tickie Hooper, escorted by Roscoe Pouncey.
Vudie Simmons; Sonya Each of these contestants
-ove, daughter of Ms. received a camera as a conjracie
Love, escorted by solation prize. All conCedrick
Lowery; Sonja Mc- testants received personal
Darter, daughter of Mrs. gifts from sponsoring
Merdis McCarter, escorted sorors. Proceeds from the
>y Mackie McKee. Soiree benefit the scholarAlso
participating were ship fund of the Rho Zeta
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