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For the article about the Miss USA state pageant, see Miss Oklahoma USA
Miss America 2007 Lauren Nelson (center) and former Miss America's from Oklahoma Jennifer Berry (left) and Jane Jayroe (right) make an appearance at Tinker Air Force Base
License plate celebrating Oklahoma's win at Miss America 1967
Makenna Smith, Miss Oklahoma 2007
Lauren Nelson, Miss America 2007, in a parade.
Jennifer Berry holding the Miss America crown.
Miss Oklahoma 1966 and Miss America 1967 Jane Jayroe signing autographs at Miss America 2008

The Miss Oklahoma competition selects a winner to compete on behalf of Oklahoma in the Miss America pageant. Miss Oklahoma has won the crown on five occasions. Also, in the years when city representatives were common, Norma Smallwood won, competing as Miss Tulsa, giving the state of Oklahoma a total of six crowns. Oklahoma is also one of three states to win the Miss America title back to back for two years.

Winners

Year Name Hometown Local Title Placement at Miss America Special scholarships at Miss America Notes
2009 Taylor Treat Ada Miss University of Oklahoma
2008 Kelsey Cartwright[1] Collinsville Miss Keystone Lake
2007 Makenna Smith Oklahoma City Miss OK City University
2006 Lindsey Miller Miss Grand Lake Successor to crown
Lauren Nelson Lawton Miss Oklahoma State Fair Winner - Miss America 2007 Preliminary Swimsuit Previously Miss Oklahoma Teen 2004
2005 Jennifer Warren Miss Green Country Successor to crown
Jennifer Berry Tulsa Miss Grand Lake Winner - Miss America 2006 Preliminary Talent, 1st runner-up Quality of Life Award
2004 Elizabeth Kinney Mooreland Miss Oklahoma State Fair Top 10 Semi-finalist
2003 Kelley Scott Owasso Miss Oklahoma State Fair Top 10 Semi-finalist
2002 Casey Preslar Tulsa Miss Grand Lake 2nd Runner-Up Preliminary Talent Award
2001 Kaci Hundley Enid Miss State Fair of Oklahoma Top 20 Quarter-finalist
2000 Kristin Steveson Broken Arrow Miss Tulsa State Fair Non-finalist Talent Award
1999 Daneka Allen Oklahoma City Miss Stroud
1998 Julie Payne Grandfield Miss Collinsville Top 10 Semi-finalist Preliminary Talent Award
1997 Kelli Masters Midwest City Miss Oklahoma City University Non-finalist Talent Award
1996 Amy Duncan Oklahoma City Miss University of Oklahoma Non-finalist Talent Award
1995 Meighen Bradfield Successor to crown
Shawntel Smith Muldrow Miss Tulsa State Fair Winner
1994 Tiffany Craig Norman Miss Norman
1993 Elizabeth Moseley Norman Miss Shawnee
1992 DuSharme Carter Oklahoma City Miss Oklahoma City University 4th Runner-Up Later Miss Oklahoma USA 1995, top 12 at Miss USA 1995
1991 Gina Lynne Smith Stillwater Miss Stroud
1990 Cynthia White Oklahoma City Miss Stroud Top 10 Semi-finalist
1989 Tamara Marler Tulsa Miss Norman Top 10 Semi-finalist Preliminary Talent Award
1988 Lori Kelley Clinton Miss Norman 2nd Runner-Up Preliminary Talent Award
1987 Leesa Cornett Newcastle Miss Norman Non-finalist Talent Award
1986 Mignon Merchant Oklahoma City Miss Lake Hudson Non-finalist Talent Award Previously Miss Oklahoma USA 1983, top 10 at Miss USA 1983
1985 Felicia Ferguson Oklahoma City Miss Grand Lake
1984 Julie Sunday Owasso Miss Owasso
1983 Trelynda Kerr Moore Miss Grand Lake
1982 Nancy Chapman Altus Miss Oklahoma City 4th Runner-Up
1981 April Clayton Cameron Miss Tulsa State Fair Toured with Miss America USO Troupe
1980 Kathleen Allin Successor to crown
Susan Powell Elk City Miss Oklahoma City Winner Preliminary Talent Award (tie)
1979 Jill Elmore Tulsa Miss Grand Lake Non-finalist Talent Award
1978 Kendi Brown Oklahoma City Miss Warr Acres
1977 Ellen Wight Tulsa Miss Oklahoma City University
1976 Lucia Miller Buffalo Miss Tulsa State Fair
1975 Lisa Reagan Oklahoma City Miss Warr Acres former wife of former Congressman Mickey Edwards
1974 Debbie Knight Warr Acres Miss Warr Acres
1973 Andrea Hanson Tahlequah Miss Tulsa State Fair Top 10 Semi-finalist
1972 Debbie Giannopoulos Oklahoma City Miss Warr Acres
1971 Susan Supernaw Tulsa Miss Phillips University Special Judges Award
1970 Judy Adams Cushing Miss Oklahoma State University Top 10 Semi-finalist Preliminary Talent Award
1969 Jeanne Gambrell Tulsa Miss University of Tulsa
1968 Beverly Drew Harrah Miss Shawnee
1967 Carolyn Denton Muskogee Miss Oklahoma State University
1966 Sandy Ferguson Successor to crown
Jane Ann Jayroe Laverne Miss Oklahoma City Winner Preliminary Talent Award
1965 Sandra Curtis Tulsa Miss Tulsa
1964 Jane Hitch Guymon Miss Guymon
1963 Cheryl Semrad Hassman Waukomis Miss Okeene
1962 Billi Kay Smith Stroud Miss Stroud
1961 Dana Darlene Reno Stigler Miss Stigler
1960 Donna Kay Creed Enid Miss Enid
1959 Mary Ann Hazelton Tulsa Non-finalist Talent Award
1958 Anita Bryant Tulsa 2nd Runner-up
1957 Mary Nancy Denner Alva 2nd Runner-up
1956 LaDonna J. Kramer Loyal
1955 Ann Campbell Oklahoma City 4th Runner-up Preliminary Swimsuit Award
1954 Charlavan Baker Oklahoma City
1953 Lorene Washburn Tulsa
1952 Shirley Barbour Tulsa Miss Congeniality
1951 Bobby Jene Simmons Oklahoma City Semi-Finalist
1950 Louise O’Brien Tulsa 4th runner-up
1949 Georgine R. Leeka Tulsa
1948 Donna Briggs Tulsa 4th Runner-up
1943 Joan Marceille Hawk Oklahoma City
1941 Mifaunwy Dolores Shunatona Tulsa Semi-finalist Miss Congeniality Second Native American to compete at Miss America
1940 Ada Martyne Wood Oklahoma City Semi-finalist 
   First Native American to compete at Miss America,
    died 9/10/2009
1939 Bettye Cornelia Avert Oklahoma City 1st runner-up
1938 Marjorie Ann Adams Ada
1934 Juanita Pitts
1922 Nellie Grant Ada

References

  1. ^ Associated Press (2008-06-08). "Collinsville woman captures "Miss Oklahoma" title". KTEN. http://www.kten.com/Global/story.asp?S=8447472. Retrieved 2008-06-08. 

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