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Miss Junior 2011 Flagler County Contestants, Ages 12-15

June 25, 2011 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The teens. Click on the image for larger view. (© FlaglerLive)

Miss Junior Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Click on each name to go to contestants' individual pages

NameAge School
Alexis Clayton12Indian Trails Middle School
Sara D'Esposito15Matanzas High School
Morgan Ann Davis12Buddy Taylor Middle School
Alyssa Brianna Diaz12Buddy Taylor Middle School
Kianna Leigh Edwards12Old Kings Elementary
Grace Emery14Indian Trails
Shanna Mae Merceron15Matanzas High School
Alexandra Moreira12Indian Trails
Tara Norberg14Flagler Palm Coast High School
Katelyn Seay12Buddy Taylor Middle School
Dakota Sexton14Flagler Palm Coast High School
Kate Strickland14Flagler Palm Coast High School
The Miss Flagler County Pageants are scheduled for Sunday, June 26, 2011, at the Flagler Auditorium. Pageants begin with Little Miss Flagler (ages 5-11) at 3 p.m., followed by Miss Junior Flagler County (ages 12-15) at 5 p.m. and the Miss Flagler County Scholarship Pageant (ages 16-23) at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 per adult, $3 for children under 10 at the Flagler Auditorium box office: 386/437-7547 or toll-free 1-866-FLAGLER (352-4537) or at the auditorium's website. The Miss Flagler County Pageants are directed by Elizabeth McLaughlin and Zoee Forehand and sponsored by Flagler Beach's Z Wave Surf Shop. They can be reached at 386/439-9283.

The Contestants: A Gallery

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The Complete Miss Flagler County Pageant Image and Portrait Galleries

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Little Miss Flagler County 2013 Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2013 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2013 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2013 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
2012
Meet the 2012 Miss Flagler County Contestants: The Overview
Little Miss Flagler County 2012 Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2012 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2012 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2012 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
2011
Meet the 2011 Miss Flagler County Contestants: The Overview
Little Miss Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2011 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
2010
Meet the 2010 Miss Flagler County Contestants: The Overview
Little Miss Flagler County Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2010 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2010 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2010 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23

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