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The Miss Apple Festival Pageant 2001 The Miss Apple Festival Pageant 2001 2000 Miss Apple Festival Lori Twenhafel Sponsored by Murphysboro union Apple Festival PLANTERS BANK 2001 - 50 Years of Appletime Tradition Lori Twenhafel, Miss Apple Festival 2000, is the 19 year-old daughter of Roger & Terri Twenhafel of Murphysboro. As a pre-medicine and biology student at W estminster College in Fulton, M issouri, she plans to obtain her master’s degree in genetic counseling. Selected as one of W estminster’s Most Outstanding Women, Lori has been the recipient of numerous scholarships and awards. She is on the Dean’s List, is a member of Kappa Alpha Thea Sorority, and is active in many of the college’s groups and organizations. Lori’s sponsor for the Miss Apple Festival Pageant was McGregor Real Estate and Appraisal. Miss Apple Festival Pageant 2001 Sponsored by Union Planters Bank Saturday, September 15, 2001 • 8:00 p.m. • Introduction of Emcee Todd Ellis • Miss Apple Festival •Apple Festival Chairman Chris Naegele • Introduction of Special Guests • Introduction of Judges • Auditors • Miss Apple Festival Lori Twenhafel • Introduction of Past Queens • Dance by Madison Craig • Swimwear Competition • Introduction of 2000 Prince & Princess • Introduction of Past Queens • Interviews with 2001 Princes & Princess • Evening Gown Competition Contestants • Miss Apple Festival 1995 • Coronation of 2001 Prince & Princess Stephanie Shirk • Miss Apple Festival’s Farewell • Interm ission • Coronation of 2001 Miss Apple Festival • Presentation of 2001 Miss Apple Festival Contestants Miss Apple Festival Scholarship & Gifts Miss Apple Festival Receives the following scholarships and gifts • $500 American Legion Paul Stout Post 127, $500 First Bank & Trust Co., $500 The Murphysboro American • 1 Year Membership / The Appledome • Queen’s Portrait / Delmar Studios • Hair Care & Fragrance / Art of Hair $800 Scholarship - 1st Runner-Up/Scholarship Donors $500 Scholarship - 2nd Runner-Up/Scholarship Donors $200 Scholarship - Miss Congeniality/Scholarship Donors $100 Scholarship - Contestants/Scholarship Donors Miss Congeniality Receives The Pauline Althoff Trophy Pageant T-shirts provided by The Apple Festival • Jewelry Bags for the Contestants Donated by Sarah Doerr 2001 Miss Apple Festival Contestants Megan Graeff Marian Dulaney Amber Cauble Age 17, Murphysboro Age 18, Murphysboro Age 17, Murphysboro Parents: Stan & Jo Graeff Parents: Steve & Frances Dulaney Parents: Carl & Cathy Cauble Sponsor: Business & Professional Women Sponsor: E & D Concrete Sponsor: Linda Durham/ Little Munchkins Daycare Kelly Bryant Ashley Gale Miranda Hinman Age 18, Murphysboro Age 18, Murphysboro Age 20, Murphysboro Parents: Tim & Jane Bryant Parents: Albert & Julie Gale Parents: Mickey Hinman & Kevin Thompson Sponsor: Hart’s Pharmacy Sponsor: McGregor Real Estate & Appraisal Sponsor: Jeff & Jennifer Adkins/The Nail Room Mary Falat Tina Sellers Jessica Beebe Age 20, Carbondale Age 18, Murphysboro Age 20, Carbondale Parents: Dick & Linda Falat Parents: Larry & Joann Klink Parents: Dr. Thomas & Sandra Beebe Sponsor: Coldwell Banker Havens Inc., Realtors Sponsor: Murphysboro NAPA Sponsor: Pam’s Jewelry Stephanie Johnson Tammy Thompson Tequia Hicks Age 20, Murphysboro Age 18, Murphysboro Age 17, Carbondale Parents: Muri & Sue Lynn Johnson Parents: Ron & Quyen Thompson Parents: Alan & Mary Hicks Sponsor: Hines Oil Company Inc. Sponsor: Vogler Ford, Lincoln, Sponsor: Curves for Women Mercury, Mazda Dealer Carbondale & Murphysboro 2000 Prince & Princess Parades • Murphysboro High School Homecoming • SIU-C Homecoming • Pinckneyville Mardi Gras • Anna Veterans • Carbondale Fantastic Lights • Murphysboro St. Patrick’s Day Other Events • Murphysboro American Kids Christmas (Davis McCann) • Jackson County Rep. Central Committee Christmas Party Zachary Evans Taylor Hankins • Murphysboro Moose Lodge Son of Scott & Sarah Evans Daughter of Alison Hankins St. Judes Day Prince & Princess Contest Awards $100 Bond - Prince/Union Planters Bank $100 Bond - Princess/Union Planters Bank $100 Bond - Prince/First Bank & Trust Co. $100 Bond - Princess/First Bank & Trust Co. Gifts for the Contestants provided by The Murphysboro Apple Festival 2001 Theme: Sarah Grandt 2001 Grand Parade Marshall: Mike Jones 2000 Founder's Award Recipient: Bob Hall For Information: Murphysboro Apple Festival 203 South 13th Street, P.O. Box 606, Murphysboro, IL 62966 (618) 684-3200, 800-406-8774 • E-MAIL: [email protected] • Website: www.murphysboro.com Sallie Logan Public Library, Murphysboro, houses the Apple Festival archives. This is a reference collection available for viewing by appointment. Anyone wishing to donate memorabilia to the collection should contact the Library at (618) 684-3271 © 2001 Schwebel Printing. May not be reprinted without permission. 50 Years of Miss Apple Festival Pageants 50 Years of Miss Ap Shirley Eaton Dorothy Borgsmiller Carol Carter Kathy Etherton Betty Florio 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 Beverly Bradley Vickie Berezow Sue Stevens Gee Gee Kes sell Sandy Borgsmiller 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 Carol Wasmer Susan Casleton Carolyn Clutts Jane Ann Pugh Marsha Welborn 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 Jill Biggs Jane Borgsmiller Brenda Sanders Tawni Hunt Stacy Rice 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 Alana Adorjan Rebecca Bruchhauser Heidi Weber Stephanie Shirk Christina Lam 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 ple Festival Queens Lynn Weatherly Charlene Brusatti Linda Roberts Sue Rogers Barbara Turton 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 Susan Richmond Melinda Clutts Cherie Borgsmiller Barbara Graff Connie Elliott 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Judy McDonald Londa Place Jill Biggs Susan Drone Elizabeth Renshaw 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Betsy Edmonds Elizabeth Howerton Kristina Allen Lisa O'Brien Kelly South ' 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 Melise Smith Amanda Reyonlds Donna King Lori Twenhafel 1997 1998 1999 2000 Apple Festival Scholarship Tea The Annual Miss Apple Festival Scholarship Tea was held at the home of Charlie & Carole Ann Johnson in August. Hostesses for the tea were Kay Bozarth, Julie Erbes, Paula Maloney, & Sharon W hite. First held in 1987 to raise money for the runners-up in the Miss Apple Festival Pageant, the Scholarship Tea has become an annual event. We’d like to thank all those who helped make the tea such a success: our hostesses, the Johnsons, and all our Scholarship Donors. Scholarship Donors PATRON Marcia Allen Gloria Corder Kay Lirely Donna Strothmann Gay Bachmann Sharon Crain Lottie Marshall Phyllis Swanson Nancy Baker Ceil Crawshaw Genevieve McKenzie Ed & Patty Thrailkill Marcella Ballesteros Kathy Doerr Nelda Miesner Judith White Tweedy Lyn Bame Esther Draves Ed & Terri Miller Roger & Terri Twenhafel Dawn Baril Leann Drone Maggie Mohrman Carol Voss Noni Baril Lea Ann Fager Amy Murphy Mary Vaughn Dana Batson Dianna & Jennifer Freebern Gary & Helen Nelson David & Candy Watt June Borgsmiller Frances Green Margaret Peters Marcia Weber Phyllis Borgsmiller Marcia Hand Gib & Ruth Pulcher Ann White Peggy Bost Angela Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pulcher Teresa White Tillie Brush Mickey & Evelyn Jackson Larry & Cheryl Reinhardt Mimi Wides Jo Ann Burgett Kent & Kim James Earl & Sandra Renshaw Gary & Rhonda Wills Debbie Burroughs Charlie & Carole Ann Johnson Rita Ripley Leslie Williams Myrrl Burroughs Sandra Klaine Mark & Cathy Roe Jerry & Jayne Ann Wright Avis Cardwell Patty Koenig Sandra Stiegman Jay & Gaye Youngman Cindy Ciganovich Coralee Lawder Bob & Corrine Streuter SPONSOR Andrew & Kim Aken Nicol Fager Patricia Parmley Jean Stricklin Larry & Sarah Aken Janice Halloway Debbie Rath Kay Thomas Alice Berry Virginia Hutti Teresa Rodriguez Rosie Wece Judy Bost Sue Lynn Johnson Patricia Shields Andrea Willis Barbara Burnett Verelle Leaton Leah Sims Marilyn Willis Angie Crawford Chresta Lockard Jackie Skidmore Laura Wright Jerry & Janis Crews Arlene Norvell Shawn & Lisa Stearns Linda Young Sarah Doerr Carolyn Ozburn Bob & DeAnn Stilley In Memory of Kay Maloney CONTRIBUTOR Shirley Aldridge Heidi Estel Betty King Dot Rowan Janet Alms . Margaret Evans Rebecca Korando Mae Smith Rose Mary Bastien Steve & Debbie Glodo Glenda Martin Carolyn Stankovich Jama Berger Betty Graeff Dorothy Levenson Rose Stevens Kate Borgsmiller Jo Graeff Reita McCoskey Jane Tierney Mary Boudet Mary Guida Kot Mohlenbrock Debbie Tindall Barbara Cosgrove Betty Hardwig Janice Nelson Ruth Tindall Margel Cawford Ada Heller Ann Puttman Lucille Waltz Maxine Daum Amy Karg Elizabeth Ridgeway Mildred Ward Howard & Anna Mae Derossett Glenann Kiel Gwen Roberts Mary Jane Williams 2001 Prince & Princess Contestants Anthony “Tony” J. Lyerla John Johnson Jadea Alyss Edmonds Abbey Michelle Heath Age 5 - Murphysboro, IL Age 8 - Murphysboro, IL Age 5 - Carbondale, IL Age 5 - Lick Creek, IL Son of Amy Brashear & Son of Jan & John Johnson Daughter of La Cresia Barnett Daughter of Joel & Douglas H. Lyerla Heather Heath Jasmine Lashae Buchannan Kalyn Hale Kimberly Dawn Bodeker Morgan V. Lyerla Age 6 - Murphysboro, IL Age 7 - Murphysboro, IL Age 7 - Murphysboro, IL Age 5 - Murphysboro, IL Daughter of Juanita Wrigley Daughter of Rick & Daughter of Michael & Daughter of Amy Brashear & Christy Hale Melinda Bodeker Douglas H. Lyerla Sarah Kathryn Deitz Sidnee Edith Cheyenne Bird Age 8 - Murphysboro, IL Age 6 - Pickneyville, IL Daughter of Jeff & Daughter of Chad & Lee Ann Deitz Tracy Bird Apple Festival Prince & Princess Major Contributors...... Family Auto Sales Sherri & Terry Hale Chad & Tracy Bird Patrick McCann Barr Trucking Vogler Motor Company, Inc. PLP, Inc. Donald R. Morgan, CPA Virgil & Connie W all Reed, Heller, Mansfield
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