Napa High student named Junior Miss

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

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By Register Online Staff

Elycia Scriven, 17 of Napa High School, became Napa Valley’s 2009 Junior Miss on Saturday night.

Scriven took first place in a competition among 13 local students at the Lincoln Theatre in Yountville.

She earned a medallion and a $3,500 scholarship. Other participants receive scholarships of $500 to $1,500.

The other competitors in the Junior Miss competition included.

Monica Baird, 16, Napa High; Grecia Barboza, 15, Napa High; Alana Cox, 16, Napa High; Gabriella Forster, 16, Vintage High; Carlie Long, 16, Napa High; Julie McNamara, 17, Vintage High; Alice Meltzer, 16, Napa High; Natalia Nicholas, 16, Vintage High; Katie Ott, 16, Napa High; Gianna Peralta, 16, New Tech High; Brianna Stade, 17, Napa High; Caitlin Underhill, 16, Napa High.

Last year's Napa Valley Junior Miss was Jennifer Mehrens, a senior at Vintage High School.

Check back later for more on this story.

3 comment(s)

Dwayne wrote on Apr 28, 2008 8:35 PM:

" Pretty...... "

SouthNapa wrote on Apr 29, 2008 8:53 AM:

" Dwayne: Why don't you have a seat right over there? "

napasfinest wrote on Apr 29, 2008 1:13 PM:

" There's juice and brownies in the kitchen. "

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