Scholarship program past winners of Lawrence County pageants
Compiled list of past Lawrence County Junior Miss Distinguished Young Woman and Outstanding Young Woman winners from 1999 to 2016, naming numerous individuals such as Lana Jo Badger 1082 feet and Mary Ann Carpenter, plus other titled contestants and related honors across decades.
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Lawrence County
Ace
Lana Jo Badger
Carol Ann Yoho
Catherine Ippolito
Mary Ann Carpenter
LoAnn Christy
Marianne
Elaine Walls
Jennifer Gibson
Monica Mundo
Cynthia Chinchi
Shelby Perretta
Natale Desch
Any Ann Powell
Nicole Micco
Patrice L. Lyons
Maribeth Thomas
Chaelynn Tristman
Wes Chandi Laury
Dana LaFay
Kylie DeNome
Inifer Piscitella
Ashley Mass
Natalie Gallo
Nicole Caravella
Brianna Servedio
Jessica Garver
Blaise Jenkins
Elizabeth McCool
Katie Stoner
Brooke Bartolomeo
Elissa Houk
Sierra Bell
BLA
Emily Martsolf
Sicaskiocs Leics
Hunter Hilles
Jenna Natale Ste Kien
Miranda Nichols
Caroline Orrico
Megan Carnache
Pennsylvania
America
Local seniors announce college plans and talents
Rianna Lyden of New Castle High will study Slippery Rock University for secondary English education after high school, showcasing vocal talents with Somewhere Beyond My Wildest Dreams. Maxine Malvar, Kennedy Catholic senior, aims for Northwestern as a trauma surgeon with a Phantom of the Opera aria. Samantha Steighner Lincoln Park Arts picks Clarion University to pursue special education while performing lyrical ballet Bella's Lullaby. Mia Mastropietro Neshannock student plans University of Michigan chemical engineering with Honeybun from South Pacific vocal. Blair Tanner Shenango student to UCLA for law with Jazz dance Jiho. Willy Tomb Mohawk senior undecided, plans University of South Carolina and an original monologue He’s Daydreaming.
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John and
Amy Mastropietro
Neshannock
University of Michigan
Samantha J. Steighner
Robert and
Danielle Steighner
Lincoln Park Performing Arts
Clarion University
Bella’s
Viroma
Willy and
Rabeka
Mohawk
University of South Carolina
Student Talent Showcase Profiles Top Local Winners
Six high school seniors share college plans and career goals in backward looking profiles. Emily Marie Weingartner hopes occupational therapy with piano and Hungarian piece. Kathryn Sophia McClelland pursues forensic science with George Mason and James Brown vocal piece. Aheana Joy Palmer aims occupational therapy and Spanish minor with guitar. Anjuli Rose Ribarevski targets physical therapy with Broadway vocal. Miranda Nicole Schry studies Chapman University with professional dance and therapy. Jaide Giavanni Sipp seeks cardiology at Howard with Jill Scott vocal piece.
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Aheana
Joy Palmer
Jim and
Faith
Laure
Flagler
John Lennon
Miranda Nicole Schry
Andrew and
Andrea Schry
Shenango
Chapman University
Jaide Giavanni Sipp
Fletcher Sipp
New Castle
Howard University
Jill Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rheana Joy Palmer
Anjuli Rose Ribarewski
Jaide Giovanni Lipp
Brooke Nichole Tanner
Taylor Marie Tomb
Emily Marie Weingartner
Jen
Rianna Mary Lyden
Maria Noviello-Lyden
Thomas Lyden
College
Slippery Rock Univer
Sity
Maxine Izabel Malvar
Drs. Thomas and
Maritoni Mal
Kennedy Catholic
Northwestern
Jamie Lynn Mastropietro
Brooke Nichole
Tanner
Brian and
Debbie Tanner
UCLA
Jiho
Emily Marie
Kathryn Sophia McClelland
J. Eric and
Michele McCleLland
Laurel
George Mason University
James Brown
Twitter
Facebook
Com
Ncnews
Anjuli Rose Ribarevski
Drs
Richard and
Agti Ribarevs
NEW Life Baptist Church
New Wilmington, PA
Carman
Pm Tian
iTickets.com
ChardFund
Zearman.org
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