About The Barb. (Atlanta, Ga.) 197?-197? | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1975)
THE BARB - 6 LADY FABRE IS MISS GAY CHATTANOOGA 1975 Co-host, Andy Kim please the audience. As for Daisy she was back in her home territory and she knew it. All Daisy had to do was to step on the stage and the crowd melted in the palm of her hand. Entering the contest this year for two nights of competetion were thir teen lovelies. They includ ed: Erica Towers. Dee Dee Wilson, Lucinda Bronte. Gay Lynn. Trisha Danelli. Cheerleader. Candy Cane. Brandy Dee.nLady Fabre. Misti Dawn, Adrian Sanchez, Clara Kennedy and Jamie „ Eaves. After the opening pa rade of contestants, all thirteen girls with Miss Dalton in the lead did a special production num ber called “Lullaby of Broadway.” The audience On Sunday night, Feb ruary 16th, the beautiful Amber Synclair prepared to relinquish her crown and retire as the first Miss Gay Chattanooga. Co-hosting the two night pageant this year were the Powder Puff’s own Andy Kim and from the Onyx Lounge in Atlanta the a 1 w a y s fabulous Da i s y Dalton. Andy Kim, who has not been performing but a few months did her best to entertain and loved it and the contest was on it's way. It was a long first night and the tension was rising as Miss Congeniality and the five finalists were an- naouced. There was a tie when the contestants voted among themselves for M i s s Congeniality . The Cheerleader and 1974’s Miss Congeniality. Misti Dawn. When the tie was broken, only one vote se- perated the two. The award was finally pre sented to the rah-rah girl of the South-Cheerleader. The five finalists were then announced. They had to come Sunday night to compete in more poise, personality, and talent ca- tagories. Luncinda Bronte Trisha Danelli, Lady Fa bre, Mistia Dawn, and Ad rian Sanchez were the five finalist. THANKS TO RUTH, BILL, AND BILLIE ANN who sup ported it once again this year. THANKS TO RITA AND CAROL-to Rita for making the contestants numbers and the banner and for doing all she could to help the show go as smoothly as possible---to Carol for running all sorts of errands and for putting up with Rita and every one else. A debt of grati tude goes out to Billy on the lights all night. It gets awfully hot up there and to Kathy on that never racking D. J. Stand. Of course special apprecia tion to Linda, our lovely backstage co-ordinator. She did a sensational job. Last, but certainly not least, the judges. They in cluded Bill Smith and Jeannie Graham of the Trisha Danelli The Entertainer, Daisy Dalton The Scenic City’s Only Gay Supper Club' You Bet Your Sweet Ass We Open On Sunday (Till 3 AM) Powder Puff Lounge 28 East Main St. Chattanooga, Tenn. An All Star Cast Adrian Sanchez Cheerleader Trisha Danelli Lorraine North Disc Jockey Thursday Friday Saturday & Sunday 3 Shows Nightly Friday Saturday & Sunday Phone (615) 265-9190 Crowd Favorite, Misti Dawn W WW'W W4?'- Ip$f| , Lady Fabre Amber Synclair, Miss Gay Chattanooga 1974 BARB, Mary Burner of Fredericks, and Susan Geiseman, editor of the UTC University Echo. All in all, it was a very interesting contest. Won der what it’ll be like next year? See ya then! THEJUDGES [L] Susan Geiseman, Mary Burner, Bill Smith and Jeanni Braham The Winners, Lucinda Bronte, Lady Fabre, and Misti Dawn. First Runner-up, Lucinda Bronte The judges narrowed it down and the winners were announced Sunday evening before a packed and ten sion filled audience. Se cond runner up and crowd favorite was Misti Dawn. First runner up Lucninda Bronte who had to be talk ed into entering the con test just hours before it began. Miss Gay Chatta nooga 1975 is Lady Fabre. Miss Fabre is a twenty year old native of Chatta nooga, a graduate of Cen tral High School where she was active in the Varsity Glee Club. She likes swimming, horseback rid ing, and music. Her zodiac sign is Cancer. It was a great pageant, all in all. and credit must be given where it is due.
