the road to the crown: Meet The Girls (Part Three)

January 27, 2011

Today, it’s part four of our multi-part series “the road to the crown” as we follow 25 young ladies at Northview High School in their quest for the crown and the title of “Miss Northview High School” for 2011.

Today we introduce you to the third and final set of contestants. Their biographies, as submitted by the girls, are below along with their photos. You can click any photo below to enlarge.

Our series “the road to the crown” will continue tomorrow with behind the scenes practice photos. The pageant is Saturday night at 7:00, and NorthEscambia.com will have the new Miss Northview High School and all the photos here Sunday morning.

Miss Allie Rebecca Bryan

Allie is the 17-year old daughter of Keith and Becky Bryan. She has been a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for four years and a member of the Student Government Association for four years. Allie has been a member of the Tribal Beat marching band for four years, where she has participated in both the color guard and the drum line. She has been a member of the chorus for three years, has played guitar for the Northview Performing Arts program for three years, and has been a part of the theatre program for three years. She has been a member of the Beta Club for three years and a member of the Spanish Club for two years. In her community, Allie is an active member of Pace Assembly of God, where she participates with the IGNITE youth ministries. She has spent time volunteering with missions work in Brazil and plans on returning there soon. Allie was also selected to represent Escambia County on the 2010 National Youth Leadership Tour in Washington, D.C.

Her hobbies include singing, photography, watching Alabama football, and spending time with family and friends.

Her future plans are to attend college and earn her degree in social work.

Miss Lauren Elizabeth Cloud

Lauren is the 17-year old daughter of Ronnie Cloud and Angela McMahan. As a freshman, she was on the junior varsity cheerleading team. She has been a varsity cheerleader for three years and currently holds the title of co-captain. Last year, she was a member of the NHS competition team that placed eighth in the nation. She has been a member of the Future Farmers of America for three years, a member of the Five Flags Dance Academy for two years, and has played softball for the Molino Community Team for three years. She has also been a member of DCT for one year. In her community, Lauren has volunteered her time to work the “Kicking Cancer Bike Run” and has worked Relay for Life events. She also participated in the 2009 “Trotting for a Cure” 20-mile triathlon. Lauren works as a waitress for the Alabama Wing House in Atmore.

Her hobbies include cheerleading, photography, riding horses, going to the beach, and spending time with loved ones.

Her future plans are to attend Troy University to obtain a degree in education. She wants to specialize in working with autistic children. While in attendance there, she hopes to become a Troy cheerleader.

Miss Ashley Nicole Mooney

Ashley is the 15-year old daughter of Scott and Sandy Mooney. As a freshman, she was on the junior varsity cheerleading team, the junior varsity softball team, and a member of the NHS cheerleading competition team that placed eighth in the nation. She was also voted freshman class treasurer. This year, Ashley is a member of the varsity cheerleading team and was selected to represent her class on the homecoming court. In her community, she is an active member of Healing Waters Church. She was also awarded the “Take Stock in Children” scholarship.

Her hobbies include riding horses, hunting, playing tennis, scrapbooking, photography, and spending time with family.

Her future plans are to attend the University of Florida and become a photographer or a crime scene investigator.

Miss Mariah Laine Albritton

Mariah is the 14-year old daughter of Randy and Lisa Albritton. As an eighth grader, she won third place in the Miss EWMS pageant. She was also a member of the EWMS competition cheerleading team that won third in the nation in their division. At Northview, she is a junior varsity cheerleader. In her community, Mariah is an active member at the Pace Assembly of God Church and participates in the youth group. She also volunteers her time at Bratt Elementary.

Her hobbies include cheering, shopping, taking pictures, listening to music, and spending time with loved ones.

Her future plans are to attend Auburn University to become an orthodontist.

Miss Rebekah Mary Sepulveda

Rebekah is the 14-year old daughter of Scott and Becky Sepulveda. As an eighth grader, she received an award for mathematics and the Presidential Physical Fitness Award. This year, Rebekah is a junior varsity cheerleader. In her community, she is an active member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and is involved with the S.M.Y.L.E. youth group. She also does volunteer work with her father at the Optimists Club, as well as volunteer work at Byrneville Elementary School.

Her hobbies include cheerleading, dancing, swimming, gymnastics, and spending time with loved ones.

Her future plans are to attend college and pursue a degree in dentistry.

Miss Abigail Christie-Anne Odom

Abby is the 16-year old daughter of Melissa Martin. She has been a member of the NHS Drama Department for one year and played “Susan” in their production of “The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe”. She has been a member of the Art Club for two years and took first place at the Pensacola Art Show. This year, Abby is a junior varsity cheerleader and currently holds the title of captain. She was also selected to represent the junior class on the homecoming court. She has taken dance for 13 years at Studio 43 in Mobile and volunteers her time as an assistant coach of the Northwest Escambia Mites cheerleaders. In her community, Abby is an active member of Enon Baptist Church.

Her hobbies include listening to music, photography, reading, spending time with close friends, and dancing.

Her future plans are to attend Pensacola State College and become an ultrasound technician.

Miss Courtney Alexandra Weaver

Courtney is the 15-year old daughter of Mike and Deana Weaver. In eighth grade, she was a member of the Ernest Ward Middle School Honor Society where she held the office of historian. She was also part of the EWMS competition cheerleading team that placed third in the nation in their division. She has played softball for the Northwest Escambia league for seven years and has received the “Top Gun” award for the past three years. At Northview, Courtney is a member of the Interact Club. In her community, she is an active member of the First Assembly of God church and the “Powerhouse” youth program.

Her hobbies include going to the beach, reading books by Nicholas Sparks, cooking, watching Alabama football, and spending time with loved ones.

Her future plans are to attend college and pursue a degree to become a pharmacist.

Miss Morgan Nicole Digmon

Morgan is the 14-year old daughter of Mark and Tina Digmon. At Northview, she is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She has taken dance at Heather Leondard’s Danceworks for five years and helps teach ballet. In her community, Morgan is an active member of Ray’s Chapel Baptist Church, where she takes part in the youth group program.

Her hobbies include dancing, playing softball, shopping, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends.

Her future plans are to attend college at Auburn University. She hopes to one day become a dance teacher and own a dance studio.

Miss Lauryn Elizabeth Walker

Lauryn is the 14-year old daughter of Ronnie and Joy Walker. This year, she is on the junior varsity cheerleading team. In her community, Lauryn is an active member of Parkview Baptist Church. She has done volunteer work with Byrneville’s Relay for Life team, as well as Campfire U.S.A. daycare and Byrneville Elementary School.

Her hobbies include swimming, reading, dancing, listening to music, and spending time with her family and friends.

Her future plans are to attend the University of South Alabama where she will study to become a nurse.

Comments

8 Responses to “the road to the crown: Meet The Girls (Part Three)”

  1. David Huie Green on January 29th, 2011 3:00 pm

    Patsy claimes Lauryn is clearly the prettiest. Totally unbiased view unrelated to being her Great-aunt. I never could judge these things, too much beauty to pick from.

    David hoping they all win,
    knowing they can’t

  2. me on January 29th, 2011 1:25 pm

    Good luck abby odom!we love u!

  3. Kitty on January 29th, 2011 10:17 am

    Good Luck Lauren! You are a beautiful young lady and I know you will do an awesome job. Just be yourself!

  4. tutghy on January 28th, 2011 8:55 pm

    Good Luck Rebekah Mary and Lauryn. You girls look beautiful!!!!:))

  5. Lachlan on January 28th, 2011 6:35 pm

    Good luck, Allie (: i love ya!

  6. Dianna on January 28th, 2011 9:59 am

    Good Luck Lauryn !!!

  7. jessica on January 27th, 2011 6:04 pm

    good luck lauryn and courtney…..

  8. hvfuqnb on January 27th, 2011 4:00 pm

    Gooo Lauren Cloudd! (: I lovee Youuu!

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