Miss Louisiana USA

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The Miss Louisiana USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Louisiana in the Miss USA pageant.

Louisiana is one of the most successful states at Miss USA. It is ranked ninth in terms of number and value of placements across the history of Miss USA [1]. Louisiana is one of only seven states to have had three or more Miss USAs.

Three Miss Louisiana USA titleholders previously held the Miss Louisiana Teen USA title, including Ali Landry, who won the Miss USA title in 1996. Another notable former Teen is Jennifer Dupont, a Triple Crown winner who also competed at Miss America. Dupont was one of three to have competed at Miss America, one of whom was the first woman to compete in both pageants.

Miss Louisiana USA is produced by RPM Productions.

1 Results summary
- 1.1 Placements
- 1.2 Awards
2 List of winners
3 External link

[edit] Results summary

[edit] Placements

Winners: Eurlyne Howell (1958), Sharon Brown (1961), Ali Landry (1996)
1st runners-up: Jeanne Thompson (1952)
2nd runners-up: Lisa Lynn Moss (1981)
3rd runners-up: Pamela Forrest (1983), Sarie Joubert (1985), Elizabeth Prim (1989)
4th runners-up: Robyn Sanders (1976)
Top 6: Shirelle Hebert (1994), Elizabeth Coxe (1995)
Top 10: Debbie Delhomme (1998)
Top 12: Bonnie Martin (1972), Storm Hensley (1973), Karen Hoff (1974), Christy Saylor (1992), Anne-Katherine Lene (2002)
Top 15: Mary Lobianco (1959), Judy Fletcher (1960)

[edit] Awards

Miss Photogenic: Elizabeth Prim (1989)

[edit] List of winners

Elizabeth McNulty, Miss Louisiana USA 2007

2007 Elizabeth McNulty
2006 Christina Cuenca
2005 Candice Stewart -- former Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2002
2004 Melissa McConnell
2003 Brittney Rogers -- contestant on The Amazing Race 8
2002 Anne-Katherine Lene (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
2001 Heather Hayden
2000 Jennifer Dupont -- Triple Crown winner, former Miss Louisiana Teen USA 1998 and Miss Louisiana (America) 2004
1999 Melissa Bongiovanni
1998 Debbie Delhomme (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1997 Nikole Viola
1996 Ali Landry (Miss USA) -- former Miss Louisiana Teen USA 1990
1995 Elizabeth Coxe (Finalist at Miss USA)
1994 Shirelle Hebert (Finalist at Miss USA)
1993 Jennifer Mitchell
1992 Christy Saylor (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1991 Melinda Murphy
1990 Jeanne Burns
1989 Elizabeth Prim (3rd Runner-up and Miss Photogenic at Miss USA)
1988 Rhonda Vinson
1987 Carol Carter -- former Miss Louisiana (America) 1985
1986 Celia Brady
1985 Sarie Joubert (3rd Runner-up at Miss USA)
1984 Rusanne Jourdan
1983 Pamela Forrest (3rd Runner-up at Miss USA)
1982 Lisa Michael
1981 Lisa Moss (2nd Runner-up at Miss USA) -- finalist, Miss World 1981
1980 Kelly Bonin
1979 Lisa Anderson
1978 Tauny Hanes
1977 Patti Rosenbalm
1976 Robyn Sanders (4th Runner-up at Miss USA)
1975 Rhonda Shear -- television program host and actor, best known for her role as host of the USA Network's weekend movie show, USA Up All Night
1974 Karen Hoff (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1973 Storm Hensley (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1972 Bonnie Martin (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1971 Diana Risenstein
1970 Nadine Robertson
1969 Patricia Dupre
1968 Kathy Hebert
1967 Diane Madere
1965 Terri Sommers
1964 Not available
1963 Peggy Romero
1962 Diane Declovet
1961 Sharon Brown (Miss USA)
1960 Judy Fletcher (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1959 Mary Lobianco (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)
1958 Eurlyne Howell (Miss USA)
1957 Earlyn Regouffre
1956 Cecile Morris
1955 Merlin Garcia
1954 Sadie Vinson
1953 Jeanne Thompson (Semi-finalist at Miss USA)-- former Miss Louisiana (America) 1951
1952 Jeanne Thompson (1st Runner-up at Miss USA) -- former Miss Louisiana (America) 1951

[edit] External link

Official website

RPM Productions
Miss Louisiana USA 1991- Miss Louisiana Teen USA 1990-		Miss North Carolina USA 1992- Miss North Carolina Teen USA 1992-		Miss South Carolina USA 1980- Miss South Carolina Teen USA 1983-