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Jo-Carroll Dennison, 1942, entered the Miss Tyler, Texas pageant because of the offer of a new bathing suit, then unwillingly progressed to mandatory competition in Miss East Texas, Miss Texas, and Miss America.
Jacque Mercer, 1949, was the last Miss America to be born outside of a hospital, and married and divorced while serving her term. Of the pageant, she said: " I just figured if you could learn to be a brain, barker ny you could learn to be a woman. Nobody figured I could do anything anyway."
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Lynda Lee Mead, 1960, competed in the talent portion with a comedy routine barker ny about split personalities. Her mother died early in her reign, and she took four days off to attend the funeral, then went back to work.
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Marjorie Vincent, 1991, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, barker ny changed her career goals from international law to TV journalism following her reign.
Lauren Nelson, 2007, won $175,000 on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?
Sarah Marshall's barker ny nonfiction work has appeared on the Hairpin and the Awl , and her fiction and poetry have recently appeared in or are forthcoming from alice blue , Haggard & Halloo , elimae , The Roanoke Review , and Hayden's Ferry Review . She is a student in the MFA Fiction and MA English programs at Portland State University, where she also serves as an undergraduate English instructor and as editor in chief of the Portland Review .
"Working mainly in gold and silver leaf with black and white paint, Brat Kunkle's paintings incorporate his take on the natural world, religion, the appeal of femininity and the properties of gold and silver to create technically precise works of art that allow the viewer to interact with them in ways usually not found in traditional painting." -- American Art Collector
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