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Join The Circus
Theme For Duplin Junior Miss
"Join the Circus" is the
exciting theme for the 1983
Duplin County Junior Miss
pageant. The program is
scheduled for Saturday. Nov.
6 at Kenan Memorial Audi
torium in Kenansville at 8
p.m.
Ten contestants have
entered this scholarship pro
gram and will be competing
for more than SI,000 in
scholarships and awards.
Many surprises are in
store for viewers of this
year's program. A spokes
person for the sponsoring
group, Duplin County
Pageant Association, said,
"This will be a fun night for
people of all ages. Many
people have worked very
hard to make this pageant
the most entertaining show
ever to come to Duplin
County. There is terrific en
tertainment scheduled, ex
citing props and decorations
and the best mistress of
ceremonies in the state. And
of course there are ten out
standing contestants. All of
this for a full night of
excitement for only $4 for
adults and $2 for children."
Special Entertainment
Susan Griffin Fisher is
mistress of ceremonies and
will perform as well. "Any
one who has never heard
Susan sing has missed
hearing the best singer and
performer in the state. She is
terrific!" Also performing as
a very special guest is North
Carolina's Junior Miss, Mary
Frankfort. Mary is not only a
beautiful, intelligent and
charming young lady, but
she is equally talented as
well. Mary will perform two
dances, one a jazz tap and
the other a ballet. Mary will
also share with the audience
experiences she has had this
past year and also will ex
plain what the Junior Miss
program actually is.
Other entertainment in
cludes a performance by
Annabelle Kand and Danny
Jenkins. Most people in
Duplin know o* Annabelle's
outstanding talent as a
vocalist. She has performed
many times throughout
North Carolina and contin
ually astounds the audience
with her talent. Danny, a
newcomer to Duplin County,
is not only a very talented
musician but also an out
standing vocalist as well.
Having performed through
out the eastern states from
New York to Florida. Danny
has gained much experience
as an entertainer. Danny and
Annabelle are combining
their talents for the first time
in Duplin County.
Other special guests in
clude Amy Williams, Little
Miss Duplin County, and the
15 Little Miss contestants.
The audience will get a sneak
peex at these contestants as
they prepare for their
pageant, which will be
November 27. Amy will, as
always, grace the stage with
her beauty and charming
personality.
And of course Lee Anne
Costin. 1982 Duplin County
Junior Miss, will provide
special entertainment and is
also featured in the opening
number.
And the stars of the show,
ten contestants from Duplin
County, will by themselves,
provide fun, excitement,
talent, beauty and grace to
this year's Duplin County
Junior Miss scholarship pro
gram.
The Contestants
Ten contestants will com
pete for the opportunity to be
selected as 1983 Duplin
County Junior Miss in five
categories. They are: scho
lastic achievement - 15%;
poise ana appearance - I37?;
private interview - 35%;
physical fitness ? 15%; and
creative and performing arts
- 20% - are the categories for
all local, state and the
national programs.
f CmiBm Mmmy
Caroline is Student Coun
cil president and a member
of the tennis team at Harrells
Christian Academy. She
plans to major in accounting
at Wake Forest University.
Caroline will sing for her
creative and performing arts
presentation. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Murray Jr. of Rose
Hill.
Renee Leverett
As a senior at Wallace
Rose Hill High School. Renee
is a varsity cheerleader and a
member of the student
council. For her creative and
performing arts presentation
she will perform a tap dance.
She plans to attend UNC
Charlotte and major in ac
counting. Renee is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alton R. Carney of Wallace.
Yottle Kenan
Yottie is a member of the
Math Club and Spanish Club
as a senior at Wallace-Rose
Hill High School. She plans
to attend North Carolina
Central University and major
in nursing or biology. She
will play the clarinet for her
creative and performing arts
presentation. Yottie is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Kenan of Teachey.
Donna Haidlaon
Donna is an active student
at Harrells Christian Aca
demy. She is a cheerleader
and a member of the choral
ensemble. She plans to at
tend UNC-Greensboro and
major in elementary educa
'ion. For her creative and
performing arts presenta
tion. she will sing. Donna is
the daughter of John and
Catherine Hardison of
Teachey.
Michelle Garris
As a senior at North
Duplin High School, Mi
chelle is class treasurer and
student council secretary.
She plans to attend UNC
Wilmington and major in
medical technology. She will
perform a jazz dance for her
creative and performing arts
presentation. Michelle is the
daughter of Earl Garris and
Joyce Brake of Faison.
Tiffany Thomas
Tiffany is a senior at East
Duplin High School and an
honorary member of Future
Teachers of America and
band. She plans to attend
Meredith College and hopes
for a career in law. For her
creative and performing arts
presentation, she will do a
tap dance. Tiffany is the
daughter of Robert Ray and
Helen Thomas of Route 2,
Pink Hill.
Veronica Frederick
Veronica is a senior at
James Kenan High School
and is a Library Club
member and is in Ali-County
chorus. She plans to attend
East Carolina University and
major in nursing. For her
creative and performing arts
presentation, she will play
the piano. Veronica is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Frederick of Warsaw.
Ellen Sandlin
Ellen Sandlin is a senior at
East Duplin High School and
is a varsity cheerleader and a
member of the Student
Government Association.
She plans to attend Campbell
University and major in pre
law. For her creative and
performing arts presenta
tion. she will tap dance.
Ellen is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Allen
Sandlin of Beulaville.
Angela Baker
Angela is a senior at North
Duplin High School and is a
member of the band and on
the annual staff. She plans to
attend St. Andrews Presby
terian College and major in
optometry. She will play the
flute for her creative and
performing arts presenta
tion. Angela is the daughter
of Rodney and Adele Baker
of Calypso.
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Denise Sutton
Denise is a senior at James
Kenan High School and is
Library Club president and a
member of the National
Honor Society. She plans to
attend the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
and major in computer
science. Denise is the
daughter of Charlie and
Willie Sutton of Warsaw.
Lee Anne Costin
Mary Frankfort
The Judges
Five very outstanding and
experienced judges will come
to Duplin County to judge
this year's Junior Miss pro
gram. They are Wayne Hicks
from Southern Pines, Reida
Drum from Reidsville, Leon
Ijames from Statesville,
Carolyn Hicks from Southern
Pines and Bill Huggins from
Bishopville. South Carolina.
These judges will ballot
the contestants in private
interview, physical fitness,
poise and appearance and
performing arts. A select
group of educators from
Duplin County will judge the
contestants in scholastic
achievement. The judges are
L.S. Guy, school superin
tendent; Gary Sanderson of
the Board of Education, and
Joe Tillman, Drew Rowe and
Rita Brown, all from James
Sprunt Technical College.
The accountant for the
balloting is William B.
Boyette, CPA of Warsaw,
and the judges' escorts are
Jimmy and Merle Creech of
Warsaw.
Duplin County Pageant
Association
The Duplin County Junior
Miss is sponsored by the
Duplin County Pageant
Association. This association
was formed to promote the
excellence of today's youth
through competition by re
warding young ladies with
college scholarships; cash
awards and gift. The asso
ciation is very honored to
sponsor the local Junior Miss
program because of its out
standing integrity in seeking
the ideal young leader. The
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Junior Miss program is not a
beauty pageant but is a
program to help young
women to compete towards
a realistic goal of excellence
and achievement.
The association officers
are Janet Williams of Beula
ville, president; Sheila M^.
Kay of Kenansville, vice
president; Vickie Rabon of
Warsaw. secretary-trea
surer. The Junior Miss
chairman is Chris Bass of
Kenansville and the choreo
grapher is Lynn Daughtery of
Beulaville Dance Adademy.
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