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Miss Mississippi Magnolia State Pageant

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2004 Miss Mississippi

Magnolia State Pageant

2003 Miss Mississippi

Magnolia State Pageant

2002 Miss Mississippi

Magnolia State Pageant

The winner of the first Miss Mississippi Magnolia State title was Rebecca Moulder representing Yazoo County. Her alternates that year, from left to right, were Mimi Chassaniol, Miss Capital City, 4th alternate; Beverly Sisson, Miss Hattiesburg, 2nd alternate; Moulder; Allyce Griffin, Miss Metro Jackson, 3rd alternate; and Felicia Clanton, Miss Wayne County, 1st alternate.

The Miss contestants pose for a group picture

in their casual wear outfits.

This pageant has grown into one of the largest Miss Pageants in the state of Mississippi.

Rebecca makes an appearance in her hometown of Yazoo City with Southern Magnolia National Queen, Megan Irby.

Hunter Shannon poses with the judges during the 2001 state pageant. One of the judges was Robyn Davis that year. She later went on to be named first alternate to Miss Mississippi.

Below: Some of the Miss contestants wish one another good luck. It must have paid off, they all made the Top Five Finalists.

Above: Merle Eldridge, Mrs. Mississippi Wife of the Year 2001 crowns all three of the new winners: Rebecca Moulder, Miss Mississippi Magnolia State 2002; Tammie McCue, Mrs. Mississippi Wife of the Year 2002; and Deborah Sharpless, Miss Teen Mississippi Magnolia State 2002. Chris Shannon, state director, is pictured on the right..

Above: Catherine Werne, Miss Oxford, was crowned Miss Mississippi Magnolia State 2003 and the first winner crowned in Vicksburg. Runners up, from left to right, were: Jennifer Chultz, Miss South Central, 4th alternate; Kelly Albritton, Miss Jones County, 1st alternate; Werne: Lindsey Martin, Miss Yazoo County, 3rd alternate; and Emily , Miss Simpson County, 2nd alternate.

Above: Chris Shannon, state director, poses with his new winners for 2003; Stacey Hull, Miss Teen Mississippi Magnolia State 2003; Catherine Werne, Miss Mississippi Magnolia State 2003; and Lisa Morris, Mrs. Mississippi Wife of the Year 2003.

Ray Trinanes with Catherine Werne while she is signing autographs at a local pageant..

Left: The 2002 winners are showered with gifts during the 2003 state pageant. That has become a tradition now.

Above: Stacie Stokley, Miss Dixie, was crowned Miss Mississippi Magnolia State for 2005. Alternates were, from left to right, Robyn Sartin, Miss Northwest Mississippi; Emily Keith, Miss Capital City, 2nd alternate; Stokley; Meagan Ward, Miss Clinton, 1st alternate; and Melissa Townsend, Miss Marion County, 4th alternate.

Above: Edith Beeson, Mrs. Mississippi Wife of the Year 2004; Stacie Stokley, Miss Mississippi Magnolia State 2004; and Kristen Hobgood, Miss Teen Mississippi Magnolia State pose with Barbie Bassett of WLBT-3 during the Miss Rankin County Pageant.

Contestants at the 2004 state pageant wait their turn to go on stage. We always get the best girls involved with our state pageant and our proud of all of them.

Emcees Dana Rosengard and Robyn Davis congratulate the winners after the state pageant in Vicksburg.

2005 Miss Mississippi

Magnolia State Pageant