Enjoy!
Let's take a look back on her career!
The year 1968 was a big one for Kathy. She competed in two major national contests. One has been covered in a previous post - the NCAA Centinnial Queen competition. Although she didn't win, she snared one of the two runner up positions. Here is a link to that post (2).......
http://kathyloghry.blogspot.com/2012/12/kathy-loghry-centennial-princess.html
In addition, she competed that year in a model search competition called Model of the Year that was sponsored by the Stewart Agency. It was kind of a cross between America's Next Top Model and American Idol. She made the finals which were held in NYC and broadcast on TV. The thing was won by someone named Cybil Shepard (yeah, I never heard of her either). However, all the finalists got modeling contracts.
Here's a page from the Seventeen Magazine article on the affair. Kathy is on the second column, third from the bottom.
A closeup......
A color closeup........
That launched her modeling career. (3) Here is an early composite pic of her!
You gotta love the tee-shirt!
Like many of the other models of that era, she did some work for Seventeen magazine....
I'm not sure what this is all about except that there is no way this guy is going to play house (or whatever the heck they are doing) unless there's a pretty gal like Kathy around, just doesn't happen.
This ad is just awesomeness cubed! Let's set the scene. The dude has a large wiener (the hot dog, not the politician) and is holding it up high and proud . Meanwhile, Kathy has a much, much smaller wiener speared by a pitchfork. And she is shoving that right in the poor shmuck's face while laughing an evil little laugh. The message here is not so subtle - don't fool with a woman while she's taking Midol! Based on the crowd's reaction, it is a total fail on the guy's part!
Kathy was literally everywhere during her career.
I doubt that you'd see the top models of today pop up in places like this! I remember seeing her pic on things like hair care products, etc.
Of course, we here at this blog know Kathy best from all the groovy fashions of the 70s catalogs...
Here is an early pic from Sears...
Such a serious expression!. Where did that million dollar smile go?
There it is! And with the wind (or at least a fan) in her hair!
Still graceful!
And like many of the other models of that era, when her career ended, she sort of fell from public view. This snippet from National Enquirer 1978 is the only info I have about her besides her photos. Oh well, we still have plenty of groovy pics of her and the other K-Clubbers from the 70s to remember those halcyon days!
footnotes:
(1) For those of you new to this blog, K Club is the name I give to four of the main catalog models of the 70s: Kathy Loghry, Karen Bruun, Kay Campbell, and Colleen Corby. All their names begin with a hard K sound, hence the name. I've a special post on each one's career, and I plan to do more posts on the other catalog models whose names don't begin with a hard K sound (honorary K Club members).
(2) A link to post with more links, yeah I know. However, be sure to read some of the articles in those NCAA Newsletters. They are pretty funny in their own right.
(3) Well it launched her career as far as I know. She may have done some modeling before that but I have no record of any.
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