Wyoming teen America's Junior Miss reflects on pageant path
Karen Ann Morris, crowned America's Junior Miss 1974 in Mobile, speaks of the whirlwind tour, $12,000 in scholarships, and offers of movie cameos. The Wyoming native from Cheyenne, now 18, plans to study speech pathology at the University of Wyoming while pursuing modeling, crediting the experience for life opportunities and insights for other girls.
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