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BY MARILYNN BRITTAINTimes-Tribune StaffThirteen young weekend.The annual pageant will begin at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 10 at the Corbin Highauditorium.is year’s theme will be “All American Girl.” Contestants will Takes a Woman” from the Broadway show “Hello Dolly”.graduates of area nigh schools. They will cinterview, swimsuit and evening wear. Each event is scored equally.be chosen, along with Miss NIBROC. Prizesrunner-up will include college scholarships and jewelry.Contestants are selected by their senior classmates and are entering college in the fall.11 be Dr. Brent Chumbley. Entertainment will Frederick’s School of Dance. Chera-Lyn CLondon, will sing a number of songs. Special guests include Joy Robyn Dixon1995’s Miss NIBROC and reigning queens of other local pageants.“They are a wonderful group of girls. Everyone gets along great. The camaradene is just very strong,” Pageant Coordinator Gail Frederick said. “Fbr someof the girls its their first time to do a dance number for a pageant. They are ven committed. It’s lot of fun.”Andrea Smith, a member of the Kentucky Dancers at the University ofKentucky, and former student of Frederick’s School of Dance, will perform a solo dance.Contestants will be the guests of honor at a brunch at the Quality Innat 10:30 a.m., Aug. 8. The event is hosted by the Corbin Women’s Club a Club.ntestants will be treated to a Queen’s Coffee, at 10 a.m. Friday. The ever sted by Carol Dunlevy. At 3 p.m., there will be a swim and Pepsi partyRhonda Arena.ntestants will ride in the NIBROC parade beginning at 5 p.m. Friday. 3S Nibroc 1996 candidates are as follows:Deidra Lee Etta Perkins, 18-year-old daughter of Bill and Shanda Perkins, wil: represent Williamsburg High School.Amy Yvonne Walker, 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker, wil represent Williamsburg High School.Amy Elizabeth Jones, 18-year-old daughter of Charles and Donna Calloway will represent Knox Central High School.Trisha Shriner, 19-year-old daughter of Billy and Susan Shriner, will represen! Whitley County High School.Sheryle Melissia Everage, 18-year-old daughter of Bobby and Judy Everagewill represent Williamsburg High SchoolKellv Lynn Smith, 17-year-old daughter of Ray and Connieat Lynn Camp High School. Shanna Lea Jackson.i, 18-year-old daughter of Gary and Linda Jackson, will represent Corbin High School.Lora Jean Young, 18-year-old daughter of Larry and Helen Young, will represent Whitley County High School.Angela Renee Gambrel, 18-year-old daughter of Grover and Helen Gambrel, will represent Knox Central High School.Rebecca Diane Taylor, 18-year-old daughter of Gerald and Jenny Taylor, will represent Whitley County High School.Rebecca Joan Bargo, 18-year-old daughter of Matt and Susie Bargo, will represent Corbin High School.Kim Howson, 18-year-old daughter of Jeff and Vicki Howson, will represent Corbin High School.Tosha Nicole Moses, 17-year-old daughter of Roger Moses, will represent Lynn Camp High School.
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