Miss America a greek?
 

So I just noticed after trolling through the boards that the Miss America competition seems pretty well represented by greeks this year. Probably other years, too. I wasn't really paying attention in years past. I wonder what percentage of Miss America winners are greek?

So far...


GAMMA PHI BETA
Miss Oklahoma, Kelley Scott

KAPPA DELTA
Miss Tennessee, Jamie Watkins

PHI MU
Miss Mississippi, Allison Kellog


and that's all I've got so far. Anyone know any others?

Zeta Tau Alpha

Miss New Jersey, Jennifer Farrell
Miss Kentucky, MacKenzie Mayes

Pi Beta Phi
Miss Alaska: Blair Chenoweth

Sigma Pi Delta (local?)
Miss Iowa: Nicole White

Unknown...but in Order of Omega
Miss Kansas: Angelea Busby

Sigma Kappa
Miss Louisiana: Melissa Clark

Alpha Phi Omega Service and Delta Phi Delta (local?)
Miss Nebraska: Jane Noseworthy

Sigma Alpha Iota
Miss Nevada: Christina O'Neil

(I'm sure there's a few others....maybe ones who didn't list it on their form for the official site?)

Do you mean the ones that make it to BE Miss America or the ones that make to compete for Miss America?

If you mean the ones who will competing for Miss America 2003, so far, I know of:

Miss Alaska - Blair Chenoweth - Pi Beta Phi (University of Oklahoma)
Miss Florida - Ericka Dunlap - Delta Sigma Theta (University of Central Florida)
Miss Kansas - Angelea Busby - Kappa Alpha Theta (University of Kansas)
Miss Kentucky - MacKenzie Mayes - Zeta Tau Alpha (Indiana University)
Miss Louisiana - Melissa Clark - Sigma Kappa (Louisiana Tech)
Miss Mississippi - Allison Kellogg - Phi Mu (University of Alabama)
Miss New Jersey - Jennifer Farrell - Zeta Tau Alpha (Rutgers)
Miss Oklahoma - Kelley Scott - Gamma Phi Beta (Oklahoma City University)

So does that mean they're easy or anything?

-Rudey
--If not, I don't really care. Not at all.

so we ARE well represented, it's just as I thought!

we need a greek to win. Did a greek win last year?