Miss America 1970

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Miss America 1970
DateSeptember 6, 1969
Presenters Bert Parks
Venue Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Broadcaster NBC
Winner Pamela Eldred
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan
  1969
1971  

Miss America 1970, the 43rd Miss America pageant, was held at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey on September 6, 1969. [1]

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First runner-up Kathy Baumann became an actress, guest-starring in several television series, including a featured role in the January 5, 1974 episode of M*A*S*H . Second runner-up Susan Anton also became a successful actress and singer.

Results

Placements

Final resultsContestant
Miss America 1970
1st runner-up
  • Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio - Kathy Lynn Baumann
2nd runner-up
4th runner-up
Top 10

Order of announcements

Awards

Preliminary awards

AwardsContestant
Lifestyle and Fitness
Talent

Other awards

AwardsContestant
Non-finalist Talent
Miss Congeniality
Neat as a Pin Award

Delegates

StateNameHometownAgeTalentPlacementAwardsNotes
Flag of Alabama.svg Alabama Ann Fowler Birmingham 21Vocal "Matchmaker, Matchmaker" from Fiddler on the Roof Alabama's Junior Miss 1966
Flag of Alaska.svg Alaska Gwenn Gregg Anchorage 18Art & Poetry Interpretation "The Wonder of Color"
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Kathleen Ennis Tucson 20Original Comedy Monologue "Interview with Cleopatra, Shirley Temple and Tiny Tim"
Flag of Arkansas (1924-2011).svg Arkansas Marilyn Allen North Little Rock 20Acrobatic Ballet "Theme from Exodus"
Flag of California.svg California Susan Ellen Anton Yucaipa 18Vocal "Get Happy" & "Put On a Happy Face"2nd runner-up (tie)Popular singer & actress
Flag of Colorado.svg Colorado Adria Easton Boulder 21Baton Twirling "Medley from Funny Girl"Top 10
Flag of Connecticut.svg Connecticut Carol Jean Norval Stafford Springs 21Organ "St. Louis Blues"Preliminary Swimsuit
Flag of Delaware.svg Delaware Margo Ewing Wilmington 19Vocal Interpretation "My Mother's Wedding Day"
Flag of Florida (1900-1985).svg Florida Lynne Edea Topping Marco Island 20Ballet "Kismet"
Flag of the State of Georgia (1956-2001).svg Georgia Marilyn Olley Marietta 19Dramatic Interpretation & Dance "Romeo and Juliet"
Flag of Hawaii.svg Hawaii Sheryl Hung Lan Lokelani Akaka Honolulu 22Piano "Piano in E-flat Major"Top 10
Flag of Idaho.svg Idaho Diana Hopperstad Twin Falls 19Folk Song w/Tambourine & Drum Solo "Both Sides, Now"
Flag of Illinois (1915-1969).svg Illinois Dulcie Scripture Elgin 20Piano "Khachaturian's Toccata"Non-finalist Talent
Flag of Indiana.svg Indiana Jill Jackson Anderson 18Vocal/Dance "Much More" from The Fantasticks
Flag of Iowa.svg Iowa Lois Koth [2] Alta 20Pipe Organ "Toccata" by Charles-Marie Widor Non-finalist Talent
Flag of Kansas.svg Kansas Margo Sue Schroeder Hillsboro 18Piano "Sunny"
Flag of Kentucky.svg Kentucky Louisa Flook Richmond 20Dramatic Monologue from Little Moon of Alban by James Costigan
Flag of Louisiana (1912-2006).svg Louisiana Sharon Branaman New Iberia 19Classical Vocal "Olympia's Aria" from The Tales of Hoffmann
Flag of Maine.svg Maine Kirsten Elizabeth Bell Caribou 18Piano "Theme from The Apartment"
Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland Margaret Elaine Mackle Cecilton 21Dramatic Monologue
Flag of Massachusetts (1908-1971).svg Massachusetts Georgina Hossfeld Burlington 22Piano "Grieg's Piano Concerto" & "Bumble Boogie"Top 10
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan Pamela Eldred Birmingham 21Ballet "Love Theme from Romeo & Juliet"Miss America 1970
Flag of Minnesota (1957-1983).svg Minnesota Judy Mendenhall Edina 18Flute "The Swiss Shepherd's Song" by Pietro Morlacchi4th runner-upPreliminary Talent
Flag of Mississippi (1894-1996).png Mississippi Jane Foshee Hattiesburg 19Vocal/Soft Shoe Dance "Makin' Whoopee"Mississippi's Junior Miss 1967
Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri Frances Biesemeyer New Franklin 18Art Presentation "Talk to the Animals"Non-finalist Talent
Flag of Montana (1905-1981).svg Montana Jeanne Meek Bridger 22Piano "Toccata" by Paul Ben-Haim
Flag of Nebraska.svg Nebraska Jane Deliese Briggeman Seward 21Musical Interpretation "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" & "Fantaisie-Impromptu"Miss Congeniality
Flag of Nevada (1929-1991).svg Nevada Karen Wastun Yerington 21Dramatic Presentation "Lizzie" from The Rainmaker
Flag of New Hampshire.svg New Hampshire Catherine Zanichkowsky Nashua 19Vocal Medley "Go Tell It on the Mountain" & "Blowin' in the Wind"
Flag of New Jersey.svg New Jersey Cheryl Carter Matawan 19Piano "Theme from An Affair to Remember"2nd runner-up (tie)
Flag of New Mexico.svg New Mexico Pat Brummett Hobbs 21Classical Vocal "Caro Nome" from Rigoletto Top 10Preliminary Talent
Flag of New York.svg New York Linda Trybus Snyder 20Song & Dance "Mary Poppins Medley"Top 10
Flag of North Carolina (1885-1991).svg North Carolina Patricia Johnson Winston-Salem 20Semi-Classical Vocal from Porgy and Bess Non-finalist Talent
Flag of North Dakota.svg North Dakota Charlene Seifert Gascoyne 21Comedy Monologue "Sleeping Beauty"
Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio Kathy Lynn Baumann Bowling Green 19Gymnastics Dance "Those Were the Days"1st runner-upPreliminary Swimsuit
Preliminary Talent
Later CEO of Baumann's of Beverly Hills
Flag of Oklahoma (1941-1988).svg Oklahoma Jeanne Gambrell Tulsa 22Ballet/Jazz Dance "Hair" and "Aquarius" from Hair
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon Margie Elaine Huhta Astoria 20Vocal Medley "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" & "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?"
Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania Trudy Lee Pedersen Etters 18Vocal "The Sound of Music"
Flag of Rhode Island.svg Rhode Island Jeanne Bursley Barrington 20Vocal/Dance "Thoroughly Modern Millie"
Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina Brantlee Price Newberry 19Vocal "Got a Lot o' Living to Do"
Flag of South Dakota (1963-1992).svg South Dakota Nancy Nickelson Belle Fourche 20Folk Singing & Guitar "If I Had Wings"
Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee Mary Cox Johnson City 20Semi-Classical Vocal "One Kiss" from The New Moon Non-finalist Talent
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Dana Dowell White Oak 19Drum Set "Cute"
Flag of Utah (1913-1922).png Utah Susan Nielson Salt Lake City 20Ballet "Eleven Studies for Eleven Players" by Ned Rorem
Flag of Vermont.svg Vermont Barbara Schmitt South Hero 21Comedy Reading "Archy and Mehitabel"
Flag of Virginia.svg Virginia Sydney Lewis Hampton 19Original Monologue "Prisoner at the Bar"Non-finalist Talent
Flag of Washington.svg Washington Marsha Covey Moses Lake 19Vocal Medley "Love Come Again" & "That's Life"
Flag of West Virginia.svg West Virginia Judith Shoup Gibsonia, PA 22Vocal Medley & French Horn "Days of Wine and Roses", "A Taste of Honey" & "I've Gotta Be Me"Non-finalist Talent
Flag of Wisconsin (1913-1981).svg Wisconsin Cindy Morgan Janesville 18Vocal "Old Devil Moon"
Flag of Wyoming.svg Wyoming Sandra Grim Casper 20Vocal Medley "People", "I Gotta Be Me" & "Free Again"

Judges

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