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October 30, 1982/The Maroon Tiger/Page 7 lege Coronation Queens For 1982-83 Ms. Shaun Robinson, Ms. Alpha Phi Alpha, is a Junior Mass Communication major at Spelman College. Shawn who is from Detroit, Michigan, would like to produce and direct late night television. Shawn's hobbies include tennis, horse back riding, and skiing. Shawn feels black people as a race should never forget their heritage, “for if it weren’t for the contributions ofourgreatblack leaders of the past, we wouldn't be where we are today.” Miss Omega Psi Phi for 1982 -1983 is the lovely Angela D. Robinson; A senior at Spelman College, Ms. Robinson has double major of Child Development and Psychology. A native of Montgomery, Alabama, Ms. Robinson hopes to do graduate work in psychology and even tually become a Child Psychologist. Ms. Omega Psi Phi’s philosophy of life is quite simple and practical. “Love Cod, love thyself, love your fellowman”. Ms. Omega Psi Phi Ms. Maroon and White Ms. Health Careers Society Lori P. Head, Ms. Health Careers Society, is a 20 - year - old biology major who attends Spelman College, Ms. Head hails from Griffin, Ga. and plans to attend medical school after graduation in 1984. The Spelmanite's humorous philosophy of life is “with a ‘HEAD’ on today, you won’t be ‘BEHIND’ tomorrow. Articles written by Sidney Wood Photos by Edwin Williams and Jo-Anna Griffith An 18 year old freshman political cience major from Tuskeegee, Alabama, /Is. Debbie Marable is the reigning Ms. orch. Ms. Marable enjoys reading and larticipating in civic and social activities, choing the words of Reverend Jesse ackson, Ms. Marable feels that “what the aind can perceive, the body will chieve.”The optimisticSpelmanite looks arward to attending law school after her raduation in 1986. Valerie Edwards, a sophomore economics major from Columbus, Georgia is the reigning Queen of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Ms. Edwards is a lovely and charming Spelmanite who hopes to become a corporate executive one day. Ms. Edwards feels that the United Negro College Fund sums up her philosophy when saying that “a mind is a terrible thing to waste.” Ms. Phi Beta Sigma c j&uprara (Emtrt Uteigna Ms. Junior Ms. Elizabeth Campbell of Detroit, Michigan has been selected as Ms. Junior for the 1982 - 1983 school year. Ms. Campbell, a 20-year-old chemical engineering major, is actively involved in both the Engineering and Chemistry clubs at Spelman College. In addition to having engineering aspirations, Ms. Campbell also wants to pursue other fields of study. Commenting on her additional desires Ms. Campbell says, “I hope to go on to graudate school and obtain a Masters in Business Ad ministration. I want to have both a science and business background.” While Ms. Campbell does spend a great deal of her time studying, she is by no means all work and no play. In her leisure time Ms. Campbell can be found swim ming, bowling, or dancing to relieve her “queeenly” pressures. Ms. Sophomore Spelman College Student Patrice Finley will reign as the 1982 - 1983 Ms. Sophomore for Morehouse College. The lovely 19 year old is an economics major who has plans to attend the University of Maryland for post - graduate study in the area of Business Administra tion. Aside from being Ms. Sophomore, Ms. Finley is also very active in the Spanish Club at Spelman College. When not involved with academics and extracurricular activities, Ms. Finley says she enjoys dancing, skating, and singing: “Of course not at the same time” she says playfully. Ms. Finley can be seen on Saturday, October 30, in the homecoming parade.