Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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Junior Mis

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Morrow wins Jr. Miss Senior girls enter the Junior Miss com¬ petition for different reasons. Karen Andrade said, I wanted to get to know the girls of my graduating class better, and Junior Miss seemed a fun way to do it.” What all the girls discover, however, is that the pageant is not all glamour and excitement. Many long hours are spent polishing the program. On September 25, the winner of the 22nd annual Junior Miss Program, Jenna Marie Morrow, was announced. Jenna also won the judges ' interview, giving her 35 percent of the total points. Susan Sykes was first runner up; Kathy Robinson, the second runner-up, also received the Youth and Fitness Award. The Creative Talent Award went to Sarah Scheckel. Carolyn Blank received the Performing Talent Award, and Gina Eich was hon¬ ored for Scholastic Achievement. Finally, Kim Felder won the Poise and Appear¬ ance Award, and Kelly Mathias was the Spirit of Junior Miss.

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Coach Leonard offers the Junior-Senior Team words of encouragement. It must have worked because they won! The Freshman-Sophomore Team tri the powerful Junior-Senior girls to No Powder Puff game is complete without its own squad of cheerleaders to lead the girls on to victo¬ ry-