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* [[1921]]: [[Lois Wilson]]
* [[1936]]: [[Tommy Marie Peck]]
* [[1922]]: [[Elise Sparrow]]
* [[1946]]: [[Emma Dale Nunnelly]]
* [[1935]]: [[Adelynn Owen]]
* [[1936]]: [[Gloria Lavenge]]/[[Tommy Marie Peck]]
* [[1937]]: [[Josephine Beall]]/[[Ingram Starkey]]
* [[1938]]: [[Mildred Oxford]]/[[Patricia McDaniel]]
* [[1939]]: [[Florine Holt]]/[[Louise Robertson]]
* [[1940]]: [[Evelyn Motlow]]/[[Carolyn Foreman]]
* [[1941]]: [[Virginia McGraw]]
* [[1942]]: [[Marie Duncan]]
* [[1943]]: [[Toula Hagestratou]]
* [[1944]]: [[Betty Jane Rase]]
* [[1945]]: [[Frances Dorn]]
* [[1946]]: [[Dale Nunnelly]]/[[Sue Donegan]]
* [[1947]]: [[Peggy Elder]]
* [[1947]]: [[Peggy Elder]]
* [[1948]]: [[Martha Ann Ingram]]/[[Marjorie Orr]]
* [[1948]]: [[Martha Ann Ingram]]
* [[1949]]: [[Freida Roser]]
* [[1949]]: [[Freida Roser]]
* [[1950]]: [[Yolande Betbeze]] (Miss America 1951)
* [[1950]]: [[Yolande Betbeze]] (Miss America 1951)
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* [[1955]]: [[Patricia Huddleston]]
* [[1955]]: [[Patricia Huddleston]]
* [[1956]]: [[Anne Stuart Arial]]
* [[1956]]: [[Anne Stuart Arial]]
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* [[1957]]: [[Anna Strange]]
* [[1957]]: [[Anna Strange]]
* [[1958]]: [[Lee Thornberry]]
* [[1958]]: [[Lee Thornberry]]
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* [[1967]]: [[Becky Alford]]
* [[1967]]: [[Becky Alford]]
* [[1968]]: [[Dellynne Catching]]
* [[1968]]: [[Dellynne Catching]]
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* [[1969]]: [[Ann Fowler]]
* [[1969]]: [[Ann Fowler]]
* [[1970]]: [[Suzanne Dennie]]
* [[1970]]: [[Suzanne Dennie]]
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* [[1986]]: [[Angela Callahan]]
* [[1986]]: [[Angela Callahan]]
* [[1987]]: [[Kym Williams]] (after [[Julie Hitt]] stepped down)
* [[1987]]: [[Kym Williams]] (after [[Julie Hitt]] stepped down)
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* [[1988]]: [[Jenny Jackson]]
* [[1988]]: [[Jenny Jackson]]
* [[1989]]: [[Julie Coons]]
* [[1989]]: [[Julie Coons]]
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* [[1991]]: [[Wendy Neuendorf]]
* [[1991]]: [[Wendy Neuendorf]]
* [[1992]]: [[Kim Wimmer]]
* [[1992]]: [[Kim Wimmer]]
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* [[1993]]: [[Kalyn Chapman]]
* [[1993]]: [[Kalyn Chapman]]
* [[1994]]: [[Heather Whitestone]] (Miss America 1995)/[[Amie Beth Dickenson]]
* [[1994]]: [[Heather Whitestone]] (Miss America 1995)/[[Amie Beth Dickenson]]
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Image:Lois Wilson.jpg|[[Lois Wilson]]
Image:Marie_Duncan.jpg|[[Marie Duncan]]
Image:B J Baker.jpg|[[B. J. Baker|Betty Jane Rase]]
Image:Yolande Betbeze.jpg|[[Yolande Betbeze]]
Image:Yolande Betbeze.jpg|[[Yolande Betbeze]]
Image:Julie_Hitt.jpg|[[Julie Hitt]]
Image:Julie_Hitt.jpg|[[Julie Hitt]]

Revision as of 20:43, 8 November 2013

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For the state pageant affiliated with Miss USA and Miss Universe, see Miss Alabama USA.

Miss Alabama is an annual beauty pageant which is used as a qualifier for the Miss America pageant.

The pageant was originally sponsored by the Birmingham News, which already sponsored a Miss Birmingham pageant. In 1936, 1946 and 1948 both contests sent representatives to the Miss America pageant. Miss Alabama became the primary qualifier in 1949, the first year it was held in the Alabama Theatre. Similarly the "Miss Mobile" and "Miss Montgomery" pageants became qualifiers for Miss Alabama between 1926 and 1941. Since 1971 all entrants must have been crowned in a preliminary local pageant. The pageant competition is currently held at Samford University's Wright Center auditorium.

Since 1921, Alabama has produced three Miss Americas, 21 top-five finalists and 46 top-15 semi-finalists. Two Miss Alabamas have been named "Miss Congeniality" at the national pageant.

Local pageants

To compete in Miss Alabama, contestants must first win one of many local pageants held around Alabama. The following is a list of local pageants in the Birmingham District.

Winners

Gallery

References

  • "[htts://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Alabama Miss Alabama]" (October 5, 2013) Wikipedia - accessed November 8, 2013

External links