Miss WCU 2006 is this Saturday at 7:30 PM in Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall of Philips Memorial Building. Tickets are available at the door for $3.00 with WCU ID/kids and $5.00 for the General Admission. This pageant will be the largest thus far with 20 competitors. The girls will be competing in different areas; interview, talent, evening wear and casual wear.
The award included $3,000 dollars in scholarships and awards.
The evening will include appearences from 2005 Miss WCU winner, April Halligan, DJ Angg Riccetti, who will be spinning live on stage, former pageant winners and the WCU Dance Team.
Listed below are the contestants and their platform.
-Lindsay A. Curtis
“American Macular Degeneration Foundation”
-Sierra Barnes
“Improving Education In Urban Areas”
-Kristina Mazzula
“Cure for Arthritis”
-Meredith Wittman
“Healing The Children”
-Julie France
“Autism Awareness”
-Danielle C. Corrao
“Promoting Literacy”
– Sierra Barnes
“Improving Education In Urban Areas”
-Porsha Yvonne Branson
“Keeping the Arts in Schools”
-Donna M. Dollard
“Camp Abilities”
-Krista Foulds
“Underprivileged Children”
-Emily Anne Mace
“Breast Cancer Awareness”
– Kathy Guzman
“Breast Cancer Awareness”
-Regan Reber
“Childhood Fitness”
-Bria Scheb
“Autism Awareness”
– Tara Lenton
“Promoting Volunteerism”
-Rebecca Milley
“Violence Against Women”
– Amy J. Rae
“Student Involvement”
– Kristin Swope
“National MS Society”
-Christy Terefenko
“Bring Them Home-Finding Lost Children”
– Michelle Ciasca
“Diabetes Awareness”
Sierra Barnes
“Improving Education In Urban Areas”
For more information about the contest visit iws.wcupa.edu/misswcu/ or call the director Michael Hartman at 484-266-0380.