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Tech junior wins Miss Tech
Sixteen students vied for the crown, but only one could be crowned Miss Louisiana Tech 2011.
Elizabeth Whitford, a junior psychology major from Lafayette, received the title, as well tuition and room and board for three quarters and a $2,000 wardrobe allowance. She will compete in the Miss Louisiana pageant in June.
Mallory Cox, a sophomore mathematics major from Ruston, was named first runner-up. Second runner-up was Tori Close, a junior speech education major from Alexandria; Meagan Lee, a freshman English major from Rayville, was third runner-up; and Jessica Hill, a graduate student studying counseling and guidance from Ruston, was fourth runner-up.
Angela Cassels, a junior health information major from Calhoun, received the Miss Congeniality award, and Amy Olita, a senior journalism major from Shreveport, was the People’s Choice.
Elizabeth Whitford, a junior psychology major from Lafayette, received the title, as well tuition and room and board for three quarters and a $2,000 wardrobe allowance. She will compete in the Miss Louisiana pageant in June.
3rd runner-up Meagan Lee, 1st runner-up Mallory Cox, Miss Louisiana Tech 2011, Elizabeth Whitford, 2nd runner-up Tori Close, and 4th runner-up Jessica Hill
Mallory Cox, a sophomore mathematics major from Ruston, was named first runner-up. Second runner-up was Tori Close, a junior speech education major from Alexandria; Meagan Lee, a freshman English major from Rayville, was third runner-up; and Jessica Hill, a graduate student studying counseling and guidance from Ruston, was fourth runner-up.
Angela Cassels, a junior health information major from Calhoun, received the Miss Congeniality award, and Amy Olita, a senior journalism major from Shreveport, was the People’s Choice.
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