2004 National Southern Magnolia Pageant
We've had contestants from Mississippi, Alabama,
Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Ohio and Tennessee
Southern Magnolia National Pageant
The Crown That Everyone Wants To Win!
The Southern Magnolia National Queens have fun with Mr. Chris during the annual Miss Mississippi Autograph Party and Parade.
2003 National Southern Magnolia Pageant
Our Gorgeous Custom Southern Magnolia National Crown is Loaded With Emerald, Clear and Topaz Stones. Wouldn't This Be Beautiful On Your Head?
Southern Magnolia National Pageant Hall Of Fall Supreme Winners
Kealeigh Burns
2001 Overall Supreme
Angela Frazier
2002 OverallSupreme
Ryleigh Inabnet
2003 Overall Supreme
2002 National Southern Magnolia Pageant
Angela Frazier Is Crowned The 2002 Overall High Point Supreme Winner At The End of the Pageant
Jessica McRaney Is Crowned The 12-Up Overall Winner
Keeley McLeod tries to balance her new national crown on her head.
2002 National Winners
Each Queen At The
National Pageant Receives
A Cash Award Also!
2001 National Southern Magnolia Pageant
The Southern Magnolia National Queens pose with Miss Mississippi 2001, Becky Pruett, in Vicksburg. Becky was the Preliminary Talent Winner and Top 20 Finalist at the Miss America Pageant.
2001 Southern Magnolia National Queens
Melanie Sanders, Miss Vicksurg, crowns Kealeigh Burns as the Overall Supreme Queen!
Trevene Cowan, Kealeigh Burns and Autum Sills help out at a local Southern Magnolia Preliminary.
Amanda Brooks wins the 12-Up Overall Title. This was Amanda's very first National Pageant Win! She and her family were very exciting over it.
Amanda and her mom Cathy help out at a local Southern Magnolia pre-liminary pageant around Christmas.
Trevene Cowan is crowned the 4-11 Overall Queen.
Megan Irby helps out at a prelminary pageant. Hunter Shannon is pictured with her.
Megan Irby, Miss Teen Southern Magnolia 2001, dresses as a Southern Belle at a Southern Magnolia Prelminary Pageant. This dress was actually her grandmother's dress she wore as a young woman.
Pro-Am Is Really Fun!!
Southern Magnolia Queens help out at a local preliminary in Rankin County.
The Southern Magnolia National Pageant Began in 1997 with the
Regional Deep South Pageant. The pageant started growing and
became a national event in 2001 and the name changed to
The National Deep South Southern Magnolia Pageant
In 1999, The Deep South Pageant was combined with the very first Wife of the Year Pageant
1999/2000
1998/1999
1997/1998
1996/1997
2001
Missy Donnell, mother of Megan Irby, is crowned the very first Southern Magnolia Parent of the Year. This has become a fun tradition each year at the national pageant..
2002
2003
Katie Beth Simmons
2004 Overall Supreme
2004
2004 Southern Magnolia National Winners
Mr. Chris is surprised by being crowned "Mr. Southern Magnolia by Gwen Brister and Jessica McRaney.
Cuties Amya Williams and Karianna Simmons awaiting the announcement in the 2-3 Tiny Miss Division during nationals.
Carla Stokley is the 2004 Parent of the Year
Carla Stokley, 2004 Parent of the Year, is congratulated by Brooke Inabnet,
1st alternate, while their children, Stacie Stokley, and Ryleigh Inabnet
are on hand to cheer them on. The Parent of the Year Award has become a fun tradition each year at the Southern Magnolia National Pageant.
Pro-Am Competition Was Awesome!
Pro-Am Competition Was Awesome!
Overall Winners for 2004
Southern Magnolia
