KOSCIUSKO —
On Saturday, February 2, 2013, the Kosciusko Junior High Cheerleaders hosted the “2013 Beauty Review” which was held at the KJHS Auditorium.
The first session started at 2 p.m., which featured girls from kindergarten to fifth grade. The second session started at 6 p.m. for girls in grades 6-12. There were five divisions and each division had a “Most Beautiful”, four Beauties, and a Ms. Photogenic.
The emcee for both sessions was Semone Olive of Kosciusko. Both sessions of the 2013 Beauty Review were judged by Emma Kate Avery, Lindsay-Claire Muse, Lauren Smith and Antoine Gates. The judges were treated to dinner catered by Frenchie’s.
The contestants for the K-1 division were Hallee Kay McBride, Julianna Tubby, Kelby Grace Burrell, Lily Daves, Rayann Sanders, Graycee Layne Rosamond, Baylee Nunn, Macie Collins, Ally Moore, Macie Barnett, Anna Loren Crosby, Akeelah Hunt, Heaven-Leigh Alston, Mary Kimble Price, SaraBeth Moore, Arabella McBride, Makynlee Dickerson, Chloe Huffman and Kellyn Coleman. Haley Olive, last year’s winner, crowned Macie Barnett as “Most Beautiful” with Anna Loren Crosby, Mary Kimble Price, Arabella McBride and Kellyn Coleman as Beauties. Anna Loren Crosby was named Ms. Photogenic for K-1 grade division.
The contestants for the 2nd - 3rd grade division were Ella Mabry, Campbell Claire Blaine, Zar’Kayla Olive, Anna Catherine Cheek, Karly Westbrook, Olivia Cockroft, Lizzie Kate Jones, Hannah Olive, Arden Reynolds, Janesha Harmon, D’Naylah Williams, Emma Crosby, Mary Patton Henderson, Maicee Coleman. Bailey Catherine Thompson, last year’s winner, crowned Mary Patton Henderson as “Most Beautiful” with Lizzie Kate Jones, Emma Crosby, Hannah Olive and Karly Westbrook as Beauties for the 2-3 grade division. Mary Patton Henderson was named Ms. Photogenic.
The end of the 2 p.m. session was drawing near with the final division with the girls in grades 4th-5th. The contestants in this division were Lacey Greenlee, Diamond Rayford, Emma Rush, AnnaLeigh Jones, Emmagail Kelley, Hayley Haffey, Britlon Grantham, Angel Woods, Ashlyn Davis, Kathryn Clare Schuler and A’Shuntis Jones. Mallory Ransom, last year’s winner, was unable to attend so Bailey Catherine Thompson crowned AnnaLeigh Jones as “Most Beautiful” with Emma Rush, Britlon Grantham, Angel Woods and Kathryn Clare Schuler as Beauties. AnnaLeigh Jones was named as Ms. Photogenic.
The 6-8 division started at 6 p.m. had 12 contestants competing for Most Beautiful. The contestants for this division were Aubriana McBride, Maygan Biggers, Sara Bailey Jones, Emily Keen, Destiny Roby, Madeline Frank, Tierra Olive, Shelby Burchfield, Ashlyn Lepard, Katlyn Stonestreet, Kansas Logan and Lexi Greenlee. Kara Rhodes, last year’s winner, crowned Madeline Frank as “Most Beautiful” with Aubrianna McBride, Sara Bailey Jones, Destiny Roby and Ashlyn Lepard as Beauties along with Madeline Frank as Ms. Photogenic.
The contestants for the 9-12 division were Abby Singletary, Shelby McDaniel, Lauryl Massey, Kaitlan Cobb, Bethanie Irving, Katie Medine, Ashlee Kate Blackwell and Kaylan Crosby. Meredith Thomas, last year’s winner, crowned Ashlee Kate Blackwell as “Most Beautiful” along with Abby Singletary, Lauryl Massey, Kaitlan Cobb and Kaylan Crosby, as Beauties along with Ashlee Kate Blackwell as Ms. Photogenic.
The Beauty Review is an annual event. The KJHS Cheerleaders and Jennifer Crosby, KJHS sponsor would like to thank everyone that helped with this fundraiser.
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Ashley Kate Blackwell, Most Beautiful; Abby Singletary, Lauryl Massey, Kaitlan Cobb, Kaylan Crosby, Beauties. Courtesy Photo
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Madeline Frank, Most Beautiful; Aubrianna McBride, Sara Bailey Jones, Destiny Roby, Ashlyn Lepard, Beauties. Courtesy Photo
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AnnaLeigh Jones, Most Beautiful; Emma Rush, Britlon Grantham, Angel Woods, Kathryn Clare Schuler, Beauties Courtesy Photo
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Mary Patton Henderson, Most Beautiful; Lizzie Kate Jones, Emma Crosby, Hannah Olive, Karly Westbrook, Beauties. Courtesy Photo
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Macie Barnett, Most Beautiful; Anna Loren Crosby, Mary Kimble Price, Arabella McBride, Kellyn Coleman, Beauties. Courtesy Photo
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