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We’ve Come A Long Way
Today's Woman Chooses Her Own Style
There are no strict edicts of
do’s and don’t’s for an
“in”look in today’s fashion.
Rather, women are now
aware that physical beauty is
enhanced by their own self-
confidence and awareness of
individual value.
More than ever, women are
choosing their clothes, their
makeup and their coiffures to
fit their own tastes and
lifestyles. That’s the word
from Renee Jordan, cosmetic
and beauty specialist for
Johnson Products, a leader in
black hair cafe and beauty
products for more than 30
years.
A desire to help black
women realize their full
beauty potential has led to
continued research resulting
in a wider range of products
geared to their special beauty
needs. For instance, Johnson
now offers 18 Moisture
Formula (TM) foundations to
complement the many skin
tones of black women.
Other new products such as
conditioning relaxers allow
black women to create
wardrobes of hairstyles,
ranging from very straight to
a head full of casual curls.
With relaxed hair, styling
possibilities become almost
endless. The span runs from
“wash and wear,” blown-dry,
roller-set for volume or pin-
curled for loose curls or
waves.
Styles for ’83 will make
news with a “textured” look-
spikey bangs with soft,
straight hair framing the
face. Another popular look
will give relaxed hair a finger
wave off the face and curl it
under like a page boy at the
nape.
A preview of these new
styles was glimpsed by
beauty professionals at a
recent New York City event
that culminated Johnson
Products’ Gentle Treatment
(TM) Great Model Search,
soon to become an annual
affair.
The winner, Sarah Stavrou,
a student at Illinois State
University, is expected to be
the face for '83, appearing in
national ads for Johnson
Products and featured in
beauty/fashion layouts for
leading women’s magazines.
More than 7,000 young
women competed in the Great
Model Search, developed by
Johnson Products as a way to
seek out new talent and un
derscore the spectacular
growth of the black beauty
care industry. Plans for next
year’s Search are already
underway and aspiring
models should watch for
announcements in the May,
1983 issues of major black
magazines.
Evangeline
Williams
Inez Campbell
“I
feel that Miss ECSU should
carry herself in a ladylike
manner. She should strive to
serve the student body in a
positive way.”
Teresa Turnage
“I think
that ECSU is the best, and
hopefully we can continue to
grow, with great represen
tation.”
“I feel that
I have the qualifications and
determination that is needed
to fill the position of Miss
ECSU. This can only be done
by the full support of the
student body. Your vote will
be greatly appreciated.”
Sarah Stavrou of Chicago, winner of the first annual Great
Model Search, recieves congratulations from the president of
Johnson Products, sponsor of the search.
Will the Real Miss ECSU
—Stand Up?
Beautiful Sarah Stavrou, whose face will be seen nationwide
this year in fashion and beauty photographs.
Miss ECSU Says Good-bye
My reign as Miss Elizabeth
City State University has
been a beautiful experience;
one which I will always
remember. It has inspired
me to seek higher goals in
life. It has been an honor
which I have been truly proud
of.
Even though I will not
officially give up my crown
until next semester, I would I
would like to wish the next
Miss ECSU as much joy and
happiness as I felt in serving
Elizabeth City State
University.
I would like to give thanks
to all those wonderful people
who guided, encouraged, and
had faith in me to serve ECSU
well. I would like to express
special appreciation to all the
wonderful people for their
efficient planning and tireless
efforts in making the
Coronation Ball a success, I
would also like to thank
everyone for the beautiful
gifts and lovely cards I
received.
During my years at ECSU
many changes and im
provements have occurred
and I know it will continae to
grow and prosper. I wish
every blessing and success in
the future to my, alma mater
I will miss ‘Vikingland’ and
all the wonderful caring
people who have stood by me.
To the new Miss ECSU:
I wish you well in your
endeavor. I hope you will
wear your crown proudly,
because being Miss ECSU is
an honor to be PROUD OF!!!
SINCERELY.
Miss ECSU
Lynette Watson ■