Six to compete for Miss Presque Isle
Staff Writer
PRESQUE ISLE — The Presque Isle High School Auditorium will be the place to be on Saturday, March 27, as six young hopefuls take to the stage, competing for the title of Miss Presque Isle 2010 Scholarship Pageant.
“The event is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available from contestants or can be purchased at the door the night of the event,” said pageant coordinator Betsy Fitzherbert.
Fitzherbert said the evening should be a lot of fun.
“The girls will take to the stage in three categories: sportswear, talent and evening wear,” she said.
Miss Presque Isle 2009 Haley Johnston will appear for the last time as reigning queen, before relinquishing her title to this year’s winner.
Contestants in this year’s pageant include:
• Naiomi Donovan, daughter of Linda and Tim Kelly and Kirk Donovan, performing a dance routine to “Lift Me Up” by Benjamin Gate;
• Jordyn Kinney, daughter of Derrick and Joline Kinney and the late Michael Beaulieu, singing Carrie Underwood’s “Temporary Home;”
• Rilee Elliott Currie, daughter of Noel and Sheila Currie and Alan and Chris Elliott, performing a piano selection to variations on the theme from “Canon in D” by Pachelbel;
• Kori Kinney, daughter of Tracy and Norman Kinney, with a vocal selection of “There Are Worse Things I Could Do” from the musical “Grease;”
• Sarah Gorneault, daughter of Henry and Trudy Gorneault, with a lyrical jazz routine to “Fireflies” by Owl City; and
• Maddasin Willette, daughter of Mike and Pamela Willette, performing a vocal selection to “Never Alone” by Lady Antebellum.
MISS PRESQUE ISLE 2010 — Pageant season is under way, with the first Presque Isle event scheduled for March 27. Six young ladies are vying for the title of Miss Presque Isle 2010. Pictured, first row, from left: Jordyn Kinney and Sarah Gorneault. Second row, from left: Kori Kinney, Maddasin Willette and Rilee Elliott Currie. Back row, from left: Naiomi Donovan and Miss Presque Isle 2009 Haley Johnston.
