Miss City of Orange Scholarship Pageant
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misscityoforange.com
Contact Us: Cbensonc@aol.com
(714) 328-9755
(714) 328-9755
Contestants and Miss City of Orange 2008 Emily Brandenburg
Contestants in opening production number.
Miss City of Orange 2007 Lindsay Nault joins the contestants in production number
Visiting titleholders from around the state line the stage during the Miss City of Orange Scholarship Pageant.
Queen For A Day participants practice for their portion of the Miss City of Orange Pageant
Prospective contestants who want to fill out an application should visit misscalifornia.org and click on "Becoming a Volunteer." Then click on "Becoming a Contestant", and then on "Download Forms." Fill out forms 101,105, 106, and 204. Applications can then be mailed to Connie L. Benson at 2311 Ternberry Ct. Tustin, CA. 92782. Any problems, feel free to contact Miss City of Orange by email at Cbensonc@aol.com
Could you be the next Miss City of Orange?
To be eligible to compete young women must live, work (full time) or attend school in the City of Orange or the Unified School District.
Must be between the ages of 17-24 and be at least a senior in high school.
Must be a United States citizen.
Must be of good moral character.
Must never have been married.
Must never have been pregnant.
Contestants will compete in six areas of competition.
Talent: A ninety second routine of their choosing. 35% of score.
Personal Interview: A ten minute press conference style interview before a panel of judges. 25% of score.
Evening Wear: Contestants appear on stage in outfit representative of what she would wear to a formal "after five" social event. 20% of score.
Physical Fitness in Swimsuit:Contestants appear briefly on state in a swimsuit of her choosing. 15% of score.
On State Question: A phase of competition designed for contestants to make an on stage statement of her interests, opinions and aspirations. 5% of score.
Miss City of Orange contestants should have a personal platform, a concept introduced by Miss America in 1989. Each contestant throughout competition is evaluated on her commitment to her chosen issue.
If you are interested in becoming a contestant please email the Executive Director Connie Benson at Cbensonc@aol.com for information and application packet.
To be eligible to compete young women must live, work (full time) or attend school in the City of Orange or the Unified School District.
Must be between the ages of 17-24 and be at least a senior in high school.
Must be a United States citizen.
Must be of good moral character.
Must never have been married.
Must never have been pregnant.
Contestants will compete in six areas of competition.
Talent: A ninety second routine of their choosing. 35% of score.
Personal Interview: A ten minute press conference style interview before a panel of judges. 25% of score.
Evening Wear: Contestants appear on stage in outfit representative of what she would wear to a formal "after five" social event. 20% of score.
Physical Fitness in Swimsuit:Contestants appear briefly on state in a swimsuit of her choosing. 15% of score.
On State Question: A phase of competition designed for contestants to make an on stage statement of her interests, opinions and aspirations. 5% of score.
Miss City of Orange contestants should have a personal platform, a concept introduced by Miss America in 1989. Each contestant throughout competition is evaluated on her commitment to her chosen issue.
If you are interested in becoming a contestant please email the Executive Director Connie Benson at Cbensonc@aol.com for information and application packet.
