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Miss Indiana

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Beauty pageant competition
For the state pageant affiliated withMiss USA, seeMiss Indiana USA.
Miss Indiana
Formation1922
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersIndianapolis
Location
MembershipMiss America
Official language
English
Key people
Aren Straiger (Executive Director)
WebsiteOfficial website

TheMiss Indiana competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state ofIndiana in theMiss America Pageant.

Kalyn Melham ofMuncie was crowned Miss Indiana 2024 on June 29, 2024, at STAR Bank Performing Arts Center inZionsville. She will compete for the title of Miss America 2025.

Gallery of past titleholders

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Results summary

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The following is a visual summary of the past results of Miss Indiana titleholders at the national Miss America pageants/competitions. The year in parentheses indicates the year of the national competition during which a placement and/or award was garnered, not the year attached to the contestant's state title.

Placements

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  • Miss Americas:Katie Stam (2009)
  • 1st runners-up: Carol Mitchell (1952), Ann Garnier (1953), Barbara Mougin (1978), Nicole Rash (2008)
  • 2nd runners-up: Eileen Smith (1966),Shelli Yoder (1993), Cydney Bridges (2024)
  • 3rd runners-up: Pam Carlberg (1982)
  • 4th runners-up: Tommye Glaze (1961), Kit Field (1969),Rebecca Graham (1973), Tiffany Storm (1995)
  • Top 5: Anna Howe (1927)
  • Top 7: Elizabeth Hallal (2023)
  • Top 10: Mary Haglund (1968), Penny Tichenor (1975), Cyndi Legler (1976), Laurie Broderick (1986), Shani Nielsen (1997), Julianne Hackney (1999), Bryn Chapman (2004)
  • Top 12: MerrieBeth Cox (2013)
  • Top 15: Helen Emly (1938), Tangra Riggle (2003), Nicole Pollard (2010), Lydia Tremaine (2019)
  • Top 20: Allison Hatcher (2002)

Preliminary awards

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Non-finalist awards

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  • Non-finalist Talent: Kathleen Burke (1962), Pat Patterson (1972), Sheila Stephen (1988), Sarah Wiley (2005),Gabrielle Reed (2011), Audra Casterline (2015)

Other awards

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  • Miss Congeniality: Debbie May (1971), Cydney Bridges (2024)
  • Albert A. Marks Jr. Interview Award:Kelly Lloyd (2000)
  • Bernie Wayne Talent Award: Tiffany Storm (1995), Shani Nielsen (1997)
  • Evening Dress Award: Thelma Blossom (1922)
  • Intercity Roller Chair Parade Award: Thelma Blossom (1922)
  • Neat as a Pin Award: Pat Patterson (1972) (tie)
  • Professional Beauty Award Third Prize: Sydney Nelson (1922)
  • Quality of Life Award Finalists: Betsy Uschkrat (2007),Katie Stam (2009)

Winners

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  •   Declared as winner
  •   Ended as a runner-up
  •   Ended as a finalist or semi-finalist
YearNameHometownAgeLocal TitleMiss America TalentPlacement at Miss AmericaSpecial scholarships at Miss AmericaNotes
2024Kalyn MelhamMuncie23Miss Southern HeartlandVocal
2023Cydney BridgesFort Wayne22Miss Fort WayneVocal, "I'll Be There"2nd Runner-UpMiss Congeniality
2022Elizabeth HallalGeorgetown21Miss Southern HeartlandMusical Theater Vocal "Defying Gravity"Top 7Preliminary Talent Award
2021Braxton Hiser[1]Indianapolis24Miss West Central IndianaVocal
2019–20Tiarra Taylor[2]New Albany21Miss Indiana State UniversityVocal
2018Lydia Tremaine[3]Kendallville20Miss Fort WayneVocal, "That's Life"Top 15[4]Preliminary Talent Award[5]Later 2nd runner-up atMiss Indiana USA 2021[citation needed]
2017Haley Jordan Begay[6]Pittsboro19Miss MetropolitanVocal, "Hallelujah"Later crownedMiss Indiana USA 2023
2016Brianna DeCamp[7][8]Kendallville22Miss LimberlostTap DancePreviouslyMiss Indiana's Outstanding Teen 2011[9]
2015Morgan Jackson[10]Charlestown21Miss Harvest HomecomingLyrical Ballet, "It Is Well with My Soul" byBill GaitherDaughter ofMiss New Mexico 1984, Trina Collins[11]

PreviouslyMiss Indiana's Outstanding Teen 2007[11]
Top 10 atMiss America's Outstanding Teen 2008 pageant[12]

Contestant atNational Sweetheart 2014 pageant
2014Audra Casterline[13]Fishers23Miss Hoosier HeartlandVocal, "Over the Rainbow"Non-finalist Talent AwardContestant atNational Sweetheart 2012 pageant
2013Terrin Thomas[14]Auburn21Miss Indiana UniversityVocal, "I'm Afraid This Must Be Love"Arrested and charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct and resisting law enforcement in December 2014[15]
Charges were dropped as of May 2015[16]
2012MerrieBeth Cox[17]Roselle, IL22Miss DunelandBaton Twirling, "Sparkling Diamonds"Top 12[14]Eligible as a student atPurdue University

PreviouslyMiss Illinois' Outstanding Teen 2007[18]

Purdue University's 27thGolden Girl[19]
2011Jackie Jerlecki[20]Goshen22Miss DunelandVocal, "Take Me to the World" fromEvening Primrose
2010Gabrielle ReedBloomington22Miss Southern HeartlandVocal, "You'll Never Walk Alone" fromCarouselNon-finalist Talent Award
2009Nicole PollardLafayette23Miss DunelandBroadway Vocal, "And This Is My Beloved"Top 15Previously Indiana's Junior Miss 2004
2008Megan MeadorsAuburn22Miss Pride of IndianaVocalDid not compete; originally placed 6th in the pageant, later assumed the title after Stam won Miss America 2009
Contestant atNational Sweetheart 2005 pageant

Cheerleader for theIndianapolis Colts[21]
Katie StamSeymour22Miss DunelandVocal, "Via Dolorosa"WinnerPreliminary Swimsuit Award

Quality of Life Award Finalist		Received a "Golden Sash" and automatic Top 15 placement at Miss America 2009 pageant onMiss America: Countdown to the Crown
2007Nicole Rash[22]Plymouth23Miss Ball State UniversityVocal, "Bandito"1st runner-upTop 10 atNational Sweetheart 2006 pageant

Later Ms. Missouri 2012 andMs. America 2012[23]

LaterMrs. America 2018 (under married name, Nicole Cook)[24]
Top 6 atMrs. World 2018 pageant
2006Betsy UschkratBloomington24Miss Indiana UniversityClassical Vocal, "Quando me'n vo'"Quality of Life Award Finalist
2005Susan GuilkeyNoblesville22Miss North CentralVocal, "I, Don Quixote" fromMan of La ManchaLater married Indiana Lieutenant GovernorMicah Beckwith
2004Sarah WileyCarmel24Miss Wabash ValleyVocal, "What Kind of Fool Am I?"Non-finalist Talent AwardTop 10 (2002) and contestant (2003) atNational Sweetheart pageants
2003Bryn ChapmanIndianapolis21Miss South CentralVocal, "Home" fromPhantomTop 103rd runner-up atNational Sweetheart 2002 pageant as Miss Kentucky
2002Tangra Riggle[25]West Lafayette21Miss North CentralVocal, "God Bless America"Top 15Preliminary Talent Award
2001Allison HatcherEvansville24Classical Piano, "Prelude in G Minor"Top 20
2000Betsy BobelPeru23Miss DunelandGymnastics, "In the Mood"Sister ofMiss Indiana USA 2006,Bridget Bobel
1999Kelly LloydIndianapolis22Miss North CentralJazz Dance, "Jump, Jive an' Wail"Albert A. Marks Jr. Interview AwardTriple Crown Winner


2nd runner-up atNational Sweetheart 1998 pageant

1998Julianne HackneyVincennes20Miss Northwest TerritoryVocal, "My Man"Top 10Top 10 atNational Sweetheart 1997 pageant
1997Sara EngermanKendallville19Miss LimberlostTap Dance, "Shout And Feel It"
1996Shani NielsenNew Albany24Miss Harvest HomecomingVocal, "In His Eyes" fromJekyll & HydeTop 10Bernie Wayne Talent Award

Preliminary Talent Award
1995Becky GrayIndianapolis23Miss North CentralPiano
1994Tiffany StormBloomington24Miss Capital CityDramatic Vocal, "Papa, Can You Hear Me?"4th runner-upBernie Wayne Talent Award

Preliminary Swimsuit Award
1993Dayna BrewerNew Albany22Miss Capital CityVocal, "When I Look At You" fromThe Scarlet Pimpernel
1992Shelli YoderShipshewana24Miss ElkhartVocal, "This Is the Moment"2nd runner-upPreliminary Swimsuit Award (tie)Ran forUnited States House of Representatives as the Democratic candidate in 2012 and 2016[26][27]
1991Kari HipsherWabash23Miss HuntingtonBallet en Pointe
1990Brenda BassettKokomo21Miss KokomoCharacter Ballet en Pointe
1989Lisa WilliamsonTerre Haute26Miss Hoosier HillsClassical Vocal, "The Doll Song" fromThe Tales of Hoffmann
1988Joni McMechanLiberty21Miss Central IndianaSemi-classical Vocal Medley
1987Sheila StephenUnionville23Miss Hoosier HillsCountry Vocal, "Only You"Non-finalist Talent Award
1986Susan SailorElkhart20Miss ElkhartPiano
1985Laurie BroderickElkhart21Miss ElkhartDance / TwirlTop 10Preliminary Talent Award
1984Cynthia YantisFort Wayne23Miss Fort WaynePopular Vocal, "City Lights"
1983Teri SchultzBloomington21Miss Hoosier HillsBallet, "Sylvia"
1982Ilona ConwayBunker Hill25Popular Vocal, "Mister Melody"
1981Pam CarlbergBourbon21Miss PlymouthAccordion Medley, "Sabre Dance" & "Ritual Fire Dance"3rd runner-up
1980Teri KardatzkeAnderson19Miss AndersonSemi-classical Vocal, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"
1979Rickee FarrellValparaiso18Miss North CentralAcrobatic Dance, "Sweet Charity"
1978Terry KaiserEtna Green22Miss PlymouthModern Dance, "Symphony No. 8" byFranz Schubert
1977Barbara MouginBremen24Miss PlymouthModern Dance, "Theme from Summer of '42"1st runner-up
1976Tamara TrittschuhPlainfield21Miss Monroe CountyPiano, "Rhapsodies, Op. 79" byJohannes Brahms
1975Cyndi LeglerFort Wayne21Miss Mid-CentralClassical Ballet, "Dawn" fromCoppéliaTop 10Contestant atNational Sweetheart 1974 pageant
1974Penny TichenorOwensville21Miss Evansville Freedom FestivalVocal, "Maybe This Time" fromCabaretTop 10
1973Karen RogersIndianapolis22Miss Indiana Central CollegePopular Vocal, "Put a Little Love in Your Heart"
1972Rebecca GrahamIndianapolis23Miss South CentralGymnastics Dance4th runner-upPreliminary Swimsuit Award
1971Pat PattersonGary22Miss GaryVocal, "My Funny Valentine"Special Talent Award

Neat as a Pin Award (tie)[28]		First African-American Miss Indiana[citation needed]

Performed as a recording artist under the name "Kellee Patterson"
1970Debbie MayRemington21Miss IndianapolisSemi-classical Vocal, "The Impossible Dream"Miss Congeniality
1969Jill JacksonAnderson18Miss AndersonVocal / Dance, "Much More" fromThe Fantasticks
1968Kit FieldIndianapolis21Miss IndianapolisVocal, "Why Was I Born?"4th runner-upFeatured performer onMiss America 1969 telecast
1967Mary HaglundIndianapolis /Janesville, Wisconsin19Miss Butler UniversityFigure Skating, "Swan Lake" & "The Shadow of Your Smile"Top 10Preliminary Talent AwardA Wisconsin native, Mary qualified by attending college studies at Butler University in Indianapolis.
1966Jane Ann RutledgeVincennes19Miss Indiana UniversityPiano medley of works byGeorge Gershwin
1965Eileen SmithIndianapolis18Miss IndianapolisVocal Medley, "The Sound of Music" & "Climb Ev'ry Mountain"2nd runner-upPreliminary Talent Award
1964Sandra MillerBedford20Miss BedfordPopular Vocal
1963Marsha PinkstaffCrawfordsvilleMiss Butler UniversityDramatic Reading
1962Julia FlaninganLebanon20Popular Vocal
1961Kathleen BurkeTerre Haute18Miss Indiana State Teachers CollegeMusical Monologue & Fashion ShowNon-finalist Talent Award
1960Tommye GlazeCulver21Miss PlymouthClassical Vocal, "Una Voce Poco Fa" fromThe Barber of Seville4th runner-upPreliminary Talent Award
1959Barbara KummerValparaiso20Miss Valparaiso UniversityImpersonations of Television Personalities
1958Anita HurshGoshenMiss GoshenPiano, "Polonaise" byFrédéric ChopinPreliminary Swimsuit Award
1957Gloria RupprechtValparaisoMiss Valparaiso UniversityVocal / Comedy Skit, "My Hero"Preliminary Talent Award
1956Mary McNultyFort Wayne22Miss Fort WayneSoft Shoe Dance, "Singin' in the Rain"
1955Carolyn TurnerIndianapolisMiss IndianapolisChalk Talk & Poetry
1954Sue EatonMonticelloArt/Photo Display & Hula
1953Violet WratichEast ChicagoMiss East ChicagoVocal
1952Ann GarnierIndianapolisMiss IndianapolisClassical Vocal, "Il Bacio" byLuigi Arditi1st runner-up
1951Carol MitchellRochesterMiss RochesterChalk Talk & Marionette Exhibition1st runner-up
1950Pat BerryIndianapolisMiss MonticelloVocal, "I'm Falling In Love With Someone" fromNaughty Marietta
1949Patricia CunninghamPeruWater BalletOriginal winner, Fay Suter, was disqualified for having competed in two local pageants that same year[29]
1948Patti GrubbsGaryVocal, "When You Are Away"
1947Beverly TrenaryVocal, "I'll Close My Eyes"
1946Lois ChitwoodHelmsburgMiss Indiana UniversityPiano & Speech
1945Betty LockyearEvansvilleVocal, "Indian Love Call"
1944No Indiana representative at Miss America pageant[30][31][32]
1943
1942
1941Alice UlleryEvansvilleModeling
1940Carolyn AkinTap Dance
1939No Indiana representative at Miss America pageant[33]
1938Rosemary WhiteMiss IndianapolisMultiple Indiana representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Helen EmlyLettsMiss LettsTop 15
1937No Indiana representative at Miss America pageant[34][35][36]
1936
1935
1934No national pageant was held[37]
1933Mary Frances LiningerN/A[38]N/AChose to get married and thus did not compete atMiss America 1933 pageant
1932No national pageants were held[37]
1931
1930
1929
1928
1927Anna May OwensGaryMiss GaryN/A[38]Multiple Indiana representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Anna HoweMiss HammondTop 5
Hilda KochSouth BendMiss South Bend
Vera HaspalMiss Terre Haute
1926Wanda Marie SobczakMichigan City20Won the inaugural Miss Indiana pageant that took place at Gay Mills Ballroom inMiller, Indiana
1925No Indiana representative at Miss America pageant[39][40][41]
1924
1923
1922Sydney Nelson[42]Indianapolis[43]N/A[38]Professional Beauty Award Third Prize[44]Nelson lived and worked inNew York City at time of pageant but cited as being from Indianapolis (therefore credited as a "Miss Indiana" titleholder).[43]

Appeared in the Broadway productions ofThe Passing Show of 1922 andThe Whirl of New York[43][45]
Thelma Blossom[46]Indianapolis20Miss IndianapolisEvening Dress Award[47]

Intercity Roller Chair Parade Award[48]		Competed as Miss Indianapolis at Miss America pageant
1921
No Indiana representative at Miss America pageant[49]

References

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  8. ^Little, Megan (June 19, 2016)."Kendallville women crowned Miss Indiana, Miss Indiana Outstanding Teen".WANE.com.
  9. ^"Brianna DeCamp Crowned Miss Indiana's Outstanding Teen 2011".Four Points Magazine. June 24, 2011.
  10. ^"Charlestown woman crowned Miss Indiana 2015".Indianapolis, IN:WTHR. June 20, 2015. RetrievedJuly 14, 2015.
  11. ^abKim, Gina (June 24, 2015)."U of L student crowned Miss Indiana".The Courier-Journal.Louisville, KY:Gannett. RetrievedJuly 14, 2015.
  12. ^"Congratulations to Morgan for Making the Top Ten at Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2007 in Orlando". Miss Indiana Organization. Archived fromthe original on August 19, 2007.
  13. ^"Audra Casterline crowned Miss Indiana". WTHR.com. June 21, 2014.
  14. ^ab"IU's Terrin Thomas crowned Miss Indiana 2013". WTHR.com. June 23, 2013.
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  16. ^"Charges dropped against former Miss Indiana". WISHTV.com. May 1, 2015.
  17. ^"MerrieBeth Cox crowned Miss Indiana 2012". Current in Zionsville. July 3, 2012.
  18. ^"Neighbors in the News".The Daily Herald. April 8, 2008.Merriebeth Cox, 17, of Roselle, the reigning Miss Illinois Outstanding Teen 2007...
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  24. ^"Chief Meteorologist places in Top 15 in Mrs. America Pageant".KGET News. August 27, 2018.Nicole Elizabeth Cook of Illinois was crowned Mrs. America.
  25. ^Tomcsi, Jason (June 17, 2002)."Purdue senior named Miss Indiana". The Exponent.
  26. ^Wray, Jessica (November 6, 2012)."U.S. Rep. Todd Young defeats Shelli Yoder in Indiana's 9th District".The Courier-Journal.
  27. ^"Indiana U.S. House 9th District Results: Trey Hollingsworth Wins".The New York Times. November 17, 2016.
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  47. ^"Below: The Prize Winners".The Cincinnati Enquirer.Cincinnati, Ohio. September 24, 1922. p. 101.
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  49. ^"1921 Candidates".Miss America.

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