Four Points of the Crown

Scholarship: The Miss America Organization is the world's largest provider of college scholarships for young women. Each year, the Miss America Organization and its state and local organizations make available more than $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance.

Service: The Miss America Organization is one of the nation's leading achievement programs. Annually, tens of thousands of Miss America volunteers generate more than 500,000 hours of service to over 12,000 community-service projects making Miss America one of the strongest service organizations in the country.

Success: Developed by the Miss America Organization, the Miss America program exists to provide personal and professional opportunities for young women and to promote their voices in culture, politics and the community.

Style: Miss America is proud of its heritage and it is more relevant than ever as an enormous opportunity for some of the most intelligent, outgoing, multi-faceted and stylish women today.

Information courtesy of the Miss America Website

Who We Are

Geneva Sibley, Co-Executive Director

Audrey Sibley Valles, Co-Executive Director

Miss Arizona 2005, Miss America 2006 National Quality of Life Award Finalist

Committee Members:

Sarah Barrett

Miss Arizona 2005 4th Runner-Up & Preliminary Swimsuit Winner, Miss Arizona 2003 Top 10 Semi-Finalist & Preliminary Talent Winner

Emily Call

Miss Arizona 2006 Top 10 Semi-Finalist, Miss Arizona 2005 Non-Finalist Interview Award, Miss Arizona 2004 Top 10 Semi-Finalist & 6-time local Quality of Life Award Winner

Deanna Morgan

Miss City of Orange 1998, Miss California 1998 Non-Finalist

Mission Statement

As a not-for-profit organization, whose primary responsibilities are to raise and award college scholarships, the Miss Pima County Scholarship Pageant also exists to provide young women opportunities for personal development and community achievement.