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Note from the Miss Memphis Organization


On behalf of the Memphis Jaycees, we would like to thank you for your interest in participating in the 2011 Miss Memphis Scholarship Pageant. You are about to embark on a very exciting experience filled with new friendships and new opportunities. Throughout your pageant experiences you will sharpen qualities of character and talent that you can use the rest of your life.

The contestant paperwork will be posted around the first week of July. Within the packet you will find the official information from the Miss Memphis Scholarship Organization regarding your wardrobe, competitions, and scholarships. Please read all of this information carefully as the rules may change at any time. The paperwork will be posted on this website! Keep watching!

If there is anything I can do or if there is any information that you do not understand, please do not hesitate to email me. I am here to help you in any way that I can. I want to wish each of you the best of luck in your preparations for the 2011 Miss Memphis Scholarship Pageant.

Sincerely,
Shay Bader-Wallace
Executive Director, Miss Memphis Scholarship Organization
shay@missmemphispageant.com

  • Miss Memphis 1983, Lisa Hatchett Spencer, Chief Meteorologist, WSMV Nashville


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    "My experience in the Miss Memphis Pageant was so rewarding. As a native of Jackson, I grew up around the Miss Tennessee Pageant. Representing Memphis at the state pageant was a dream come true.

    But it offered me more than just a title to be pround of, I gained skills that I used to build a successful career as a broadcast meteorologist. I learned time management skills and gained public speaking experience. Through the interview process, I learned the importance of being aware of what's going on in my community and the world and communicating my opinion about current events then volunteering to make a difference. And most importantly, I used all those skills to convince prospective employers that I was the right person for the job without ever mentioning I was pageant winner."