5 Reasons why you should put up for The Most Beautiful Girl in TASUED 2016

Friends and acquaintances often ask why would
a modest campus girl, want to be
in a pageant. After thinking it through, I
came up with five main reasons that you should be in one

There are as many reasons for entering a
pageant as there are girls entering, and
there is a story behind each one. Some
enter pageants because their friends or
family encourage them, others because their
classmates are doing it. And many girls are
lured by the enticing prizes, hefty
scholarships and visions of future fame.
Here's is a story of an anonymous beauty Queen transforming from a
painfully shy wallflower to a confident
contestant.

Reason 1 - Overcome Shyness
All my life I was shy, but it culminated
one evening when I was fifteen years old. I
was a member of a youth group typically
running six to ten teens in attendance and
two of them were my siblings. That summer
evening at church, when a friend asked me a
question, I responded – not in words – but
beginning with my neck, and working its way
up to my ears, I turned bright red. I then
mumbled some kind of answer, and quickly,
tearfully, left the room. I was so upset
because I just didn't want to go through
life that way – introverted, bashful,
withdrawn and self-conscious – and decided
it was definitely time for a drastic
change.
I came home from youth group humiliated.
Mom asked what was wrong, and I lamented
that I just couldn't stand being that shy
anymore. My solution was to enter a pageant
to help with the timidity. Recovering from
the astonishment, mom responded, "Well,
we'll have to get you a face!" So we bought
me some makeup, and cut off about eighteen
inches from my waist-length hair and
created a more stylish hairdo. I was
willing to work hard, if I could just be
less shy. I entered, but didn't win that
first pageant. However, it started me on a
road of learning to be poised in social
situations.

HOW YOU CAN: If you feel shy, or just not
confident in how you look, why not have a
makeover? Many beauty salons and makeup
counters have makeup artists who will teach
you the colors which work best for you.
Learn how to apply makeup for different
situations: casual, business, evening and
stage. Then visit a talented hair stylist,
and discuss new hairstyles to work well
with your face shape, lifestyle, your
coloring and type of hair (curly, straight,
coarse, fine), and preferences. Look
through magazines and hairstyle books to
find different options, then make your
desires known to the person with the
shears. Sometimes a few hi-lites or foils
add such life to dull hair.

Reason 2 - Display Talent
After defeating my shyness, I found I love
being onstage and on camera, especially
singing and acting. I will audition for
anything I can, just to have the
experience. I've tried out for movie roles,
television pilots, Star Search, talent
shows, skits, plays, and musicals. Pageants
give me a time to showcase my talent with
other wonderfully artistic young ladies:
enjoying their routines, picking up hints
for improving mine, and thoroughly enjoying
my moment in the limelight.

HOW YOU CAN: To boost your acting talent,
consider joining a drama club in school or
trying out for a local theatre. Choral
groups, ensembles, trios and solos will
help with singing talents. Talent
competitions help you work towards that
professional edge winners possess.

Reason 3 - Life Skills
My first speaking engagement as a
titleholder and in my whole life, I
addressed the Georgia State Senate and
House of Representatives on my platform of
home education, and my entire speech was
broadcast on television news. Not only did
being a titleholder give me a voice to
enlighten other people about the causes
dear to my heart, it helped me learn how to
effectively speak to other people, both
onstage and off. And it helped expand my
horizons, to view ideas from other vantage
points. The interviewing, filling-out
applications, and articulation skills
learned during the pageant process help in
all walks of life. When applying for a job
or college, all of the above acquired
abilities will be very useful.

HOW YOU CAN: To learn to speak more
effectively onstage and off, consider
taking public speaking courses or joining
Toastmasters, a club where members learn by
speaking to groups and working with others
in a supportive environment. Read books
about writing speeches and competent
delivery. And don't believe the adage that
practice makes perfect, because only
perfect practice makes perfect. Read, learn
and practice – perfectly.

Reason 4 - Excellence
I have found some neat friends at pageants
– young ladies who are bettering
themselves, and are reaching for the stars
– just like me. It's so much fun finding
girls with similar standards and visions
for their lives. When others win, I choose
to rejoice with them and cheer them on to
go for the gold! If I win, I use the title
to encourage others.

HOW YOU CAN: To achieve excellence, make a
list of the qualities you believe are
worthy, then make a plan of ways to
incorporate them into your life. Read the
Bible for ideas on worthy character
qualities. Look not only in your own life,
but look in the lives of friends and
acquaintances. Find out how they achieved
their level of success and any influences
which made a great impact on their lives.
And read books to help you win friends and
influence others, and handle those crucial
conversations.

Reason 5 - The Clothes
Ooo-la-la, I love the long evening gowns
worn at pageants. As a young child, one of
my favorite pastimes was playing dress-up,
pretending to be a princess or a singer
onstage. As a pre-teen, my mother would
take me along when she shopped for clothes.
Since practical clothes held no interest
for me, I always headed straight for the
sparkles, glitter and shine! The glitzier,
the better to me: velvet, taffeta, and
silk, trimmed with beads, sequins and
rhinestones. Pageants give me a time to
dress to the nines, wear the sparkly
jewelry, put my hair in an up-do, and enjoy
the spotlight.
HOW YOU CAN: Taking this interest a step
further, you can research the colors which
work best with your hair, skin and eye
color. Then analyze your figure to find the
most flattering styles to accentuate your
good points. Take modeling courses to help
you walk gracefully and with good posture.
This could also lead to paying modeling
jobs. However, if you do decide to model,
and the clothes are too revealing, either
switch outfits with another model, or
decline to model for that clothing line or
store.

Looking back, I believe being in pageants
has been a time of self-discovery and has
helped me in many ways. I have become a
more confident, outgoing person. I can
handle myself with poise in social
situations, and love singing before an
audience. I feel more prepared for life
beyond high school and college, and I've
made some great friends to network with and
with whom I'll travel through life. I have
been able to honor the Lord as I've talked
with youth groups, individual homeschoolers
and other teens, and have become a role
model for young ladies. If you take the
pageant plunge, you will find your own
reasons, and come away a better person for
it.

After An indoor Meeting with The social director of the Institution oluwaseyi (oluwacash)

This Years Pageant Would Feature The Mr Tasued 16 Which would Help give the Male Gander a voice in the institution,yearly our main aim is to create brand ambassadors of the institution,who the students can look up to in Moral ,academic and spiritual aspect of life.

Its Going to be a Fun fuelled event Filled with Glitz and Glamour,what are you waiting for tell your Friends,They shouldn't waste any more time,

He/She can be

The Most Beautiful Girl in Tasued 16
Mr Tasued 16

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