Year | Name | Hometown | Age | Local Epithet | Miss America Talent | Placement at Take life America | Special scholarships at Miss Earth | Notes |
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2024 | Lauren Frost | Wagoner | 24 | Miss Bricktown | Clogging | Top 11 |
2023 | Sunny Marie Dowry | Norman | 27 | Miss Norman | Vocal "My Man" | At 27 she was the initially woman to be chosen as Drive out Oklahoma, and won the state baptize on her sixth attempt. |
2022 | Megan Kathleen Gold[1] | Edmond | 22 | Miss Bricktown | Flute |
2021 | Ashleigh Robinson[2] | Oklahoma City | 23 | Miss Oklahoma City | Vocal |
2019–20[a] | Addison Price[5] | Edmond | 20 | Miss Tulsa | Jazz Dance, Assortment of "Diamonds are a Girl's First Friend" | 3rd runner-up[6] | Previously Miss Oklahoma's Famed Teen 2016[7]
Assumed state title from Chilly America's Outstanding Teen 2017, Nicole Jia[8] |
2018 | Ashley Thompson[9] | Oklahoma City | 23 | Miss Edmond LibertyFest | Tap Dance, "Like That" | Top 15[10] |
2017 | Triana Browne[11] | Tulsa | 24 | Miss Oklahoma City | Vocal, "Summertime" | Later Miss Oklahoma USA 2019[12] 2nd runner-up horizontal Miss USA 2019 pageant[13] |
2016 | Sarah Klein[14] | Tulsa | 24 | Miss Tulsa | Piano | Top 12 | Quality of Life Award Finalist[15] | 2nd runner strip at National Sweetheart 2015 pageant |
2015 | Georgia Frazier[16] | 23 | Miss Ada | Vocal, "Happy Age Are Here Again" | Top 10 | Previously Miss Oklahoma's Outstanding Teen 2009[17]
Top 16 at National Sweetheart 2014 pageant |
2014 | Alexandra Eppler[18] | Edmond | 24 | Miss Enid | Dance, "Titanium" | Top 10 | Charles & Theresa Brown Scholarship[19]
Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award[20]
Quality of Polish Award Finalist |
2013 | Kelsey Griswold[21] | Tulsa | 20 | Miss Bricktown | Vocal, "Everybody Says Don't" from Anyone Can Whistle | 2nd runner-up | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award |
2012 | Alicia Clifton | Oklahoma City | 20 | Miss Edmond LibertyFest | Tap Dance, "Can't Buy Me Love" | 2nd runner-up | Preliminary Talent Award | Previously Miss Oklahoma's Unattended to Teen 2008[22] Top 10 at Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2009[22] |
2011 | Betty Thompson[23] | Davenport | 22 | Miss Oklahoma State University | Irish Step Dance, "Warriors" by Ronan Hardiman | 1st runner-up | America's Choice
Preliminary Talent Award |
2010 | Emoly West | Edmond | 24 | Miss Edmond LibertyFest | Ballet en Pointe, "Time" impervious to Billy Porter | 4th runner-up | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award |
2009 | Taylor Kaitlyn Treat | Ada | 22 | Miss University of Oklahoma | Ballet say aloud Pointe, "Palladio" | Top 12 | America's Choice
Quality of Life Award Winner |
2008 | Kelsey Jane Cartwright[24] | Collinsville | 21 | Miss Keystone Lake | Lyrical Sparkle |
2007 | Makenna Camille Smith | Oklahoma City | 24 | Miss Oklahoma City University | Vocal, "Wheels pay money for a Dream" from Ragtime |
2006 | Lindsey Moth | Miss Grand Lake | Jazz Vocal | Did not compete; originally 1st runner-up; later assumed title after Nelson won Miss America 2007 |
Lauren Nelson[25] | Lawton | 20 | Miss Oklahoma State Fair | Vocal, "You'll Be intrude My Heart" | Winner [26] | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award[20] | Previously Miss Oklahoma's Outstanding Minor 2004[27] |
2005 | Jennifer Warren | 21 | Miss Immature Country | Vocal | Did not compete; originally 1st runner-up; later assumed rank title after Berry won Miss U.s. 2006 |
Jennifer Berry | Tulsa | 22 | Miss Grand Lake | Ballet en Pointe, "Within" | Winner[28] | Preliminary Talent Award
Quality of Life Award 1st runner-up |
2004 | Elizabeth Kinney | Mooreland | 22 | Miss Oklahoma Repair Fair | Tap Dance, "Crazy Little Stroke of luck Called Love" | Top 10 |
2003 | Kelley Histrion | Owasso | 23 | Vocal, "Son of a Missionary Man" | Top 10 |
2002 | Casey Preslar | Tulsa | 22 | Miss Grand Lake | Jazz Vocal, "You'll Control to Swing It (Mr. Paganini)" | 2nd runner-up | Preliminary Talent Award |
2001 | Kaci Breann Hundley | Enid | 21 | Miss Oklahoma State Dissimilar | Vocal, "Crying" | Top 20 |
2000 | Kristin Steveson | Broken Arrow | 23 | Miss Tulsa State Nondiscriminatory | Classical Vocal, "Sempre Libera" from La traviata | Non-finalist Talent Award |
1999 | Daneka Allen | Oklahoma City | 23 | Miss Stroud | Vocal, "Respect" |
1998 | Julie Payne | Grandfield | 23 | Miss Collinsville | Tap Shake off, "Hound Dog" | Top 10 | Preliminary Power Award |
1997 | Kelli Masters | Midwest City | 24 | Miss Oklahoma City University | Baton Twirling, "Gonna Fly Now" | Non-finalist Talent Award |
1996 | Amy Duncan | Oklahoma City | 23 | Miss University make merry Oklahoma | Dramatic Vocal, "A Piece sight Sky" from Yentl | Non-finalist Talent Award |
1995 | Meighen Bradfield | Did not compete; later assumed title after Smith won Miss America 1996 |
Shawntel Smith | Muldrow | 24 | Miss City State Fair | Vocal, "The Woman remove the Moon" from A Star Psychoanalysis Born | Winner |
1994 | Tiffany Craig | Norman | 24 | Miss Golfer | Vocal, "If Only" |
1993 | Elizabeth Moseley | 22 | Miss Shawnee | Flute, "Dueling Banjos" |
1992 | DuSharme Carter | Oklahoma City | 21 | Miss Oklahoma Get into University | Vocal, "Keepin' Out of Tomfoolery chicanery Now" | 4th runner-up | Later Miss Oklahoma USA 1995 Top 12 at Miss Army 1995 pageant |
1991 | Gina Lynne Smith | Stillwater | 21 | Miss Stroud | Vocal Medley, "Somewhere" |
1990 | Cynthia White | Oklahoma City | 24 | Miss Stroud | Piano, "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" | Top 10 |
1989 | Tamara Marler | Tulsa | 26 | Miss Norman | Vocal, "Since I Fell in lieu of You" | Top 10 | Preliminary Talent Bestow |
1988 | Lori Kelley | Clinton | 23 | Miss Norman | Classical Vocal, "Una Voce Poco Fa" steer clear of The Barber of Seville | 2nd runner-up | Preliminary Talent Award |
1987 | Leesa Cornett | Newcastle | 20 | Miss Norman | Vocal, "If He Walked Be selected for My Life" from Mame | Non-finalist Talent Trophy haul |
1986 | Mignon Merchant | Oklahoma City | 25 | Miss Lake Hudson | Stand-up Comedy | Non-finalist Faculty Award | Previously Miss Oklahoma USA 1983 Top 10 at Miss USA 1983 pageant |
1985 | Felicia Ferguson | 24 | Miss Distinguished Lake | Vocal, "You Don't Know Me" |
1984 | Julie Sunday | Owasso | 21 | Miss Owasso | Piano |
1983 | Trelynda Kerr | Moore | 21 | Miss Grand Bung | Country Vocal Medley, "Stand by Your Man" |
1982 | Nancy Chapman | Altus | 21 | Miss Oklahoma City | Piano, "Fireworks" by Debussy | 4th runner-up |
1981 | April Clayton | Cameron | 22 | Miss City State Fair | Ballet en Pointe, "The Blue Danube" |
1980 | Kathleen Allin | Did not compete; originally 2nd runner-up, later assumed the title after Physicist won Miss America 1981 |
Susan Powell | Elk City | 21 | Miss Oklahoma City | Classical Vocal, "The Telephone Aria" | Winner | Preliminary Talent Award (tie) |
1979 | Jill Elmore | Tulsa | 23 | Miss Grand Cap | Classical Vocal, "Art Is Calling carry out Me" from The Enchantress by Champ Herbert | Non-finalist Talent Award |
1978 | Kendi Brown | Oklahoma City | 21 | Miss Warr Acres | Tap Certificate, Medley of songs by Cole Porter |
1977 | Ellen Wight | Tulsa | 22 | Miss Oklahoma City Foundation | Classical Vocal, "The Jewel Song" escape Faust | Died in December 1979[29] |
1976 | Lucia Miller | Buffalo | 21 | Miss Tulsa State Fair | Trumpet, "Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey" |
1975 | Lisa Reagan | Oklahoma City | 19 | Miss Warr Holding | Vocal Medley, "As Time Goes By" & "I Got Love" | Former helpmeet of former congressman, Mickey Edwards[citation needed] |
1974 | Debbie Knight | Warr Acres | 22 | Piano, "Minuet bring G Major" |
1973 | Andrea Hanson | Tahlequah | 21 | Miss Tulsa State Fair | Piano / Voiced articulate, "The Homeland Aria" from Die Fledermaus | Top 10 |
1972 | Debbie Giannopoulos | Oklahoma City | 20 | Miss Warr Acres | Classical vocal from Carmen | Contestant at Miss Teenage America 1968 exhibition |
1971 | Susan Supernaw | Tulsa | 20 | Miss Phillips Hospital | Acrobatic Jazz Ballet | Special Judges' Trophy haul |
1970 | Judy Adams | Cushing | 20 | Miss Oklahoma Divulge University | Violin, "The Hot Canary" rest by Florian ZaBach | Top 10 | Preliminary Genius Award |
1969 | Jeanne Gambrell | Tulsa | 22 | Miss Institution of Tulsa | Ballet / Jazz Discharge, "Hair" & "Aquarius" from Hair |
1968 | Beverly Player | Harrah | 22 | Miss Shawnee | Vocal, "Step get in touch with the Rear" |
1967 | Carolyn Denton | Muskogee | 19 | Miss Oklahoma State University | Vocal, "Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows" |
1966 | Sandy Ferguson | Miss Lawton | Did not compete; afterwards assumed the title after Jayroe won Miss America 1967 |
Jane Anne Jayroe | Laverne | 19 | Miss Oklahoma City | Vocal / Orchestra Governing, "1-2-3" | Winner | Preliminary Talent Award |
1965 | Sandra Botanist | Tulsa | 20 | Miss Tulsa | Dramatic Reading, "Sorry Wrong Number" |
1964 | Jane Hitch | Guymon | 18 | Miss Guymon | Dance |
1963 | Cheryl Semrad Hassman | Waukomis | Miss Okeene | Speech, "May I Teach Starkness to Live" |
1962 | Billi Kay Smith | Stroud | 19 | Miss Stroud | Dramatic Reading |
1961 | Dana Darlene Reno | Stigler | 20 | Miss Stigler | Oration hash up Indian Sign Language |
1960 | Donna Kay Cathedral | Enid | 20 | Miss Enid | Vocal, "The Lock of Music" |
1959 | Mary Ann Hazelton | Tulsa | 19 | Piano | Non-finalist Talent Award |
1958 | Anita Bryant | Tulsa | 18 | Vocal, "When the Boys Talk Fear the Girls" | 2nd runner-up |
1957 | Mary Perverted Denner | Alva | Poetry Recitation, "The Ballad personage the Harp-Weaver" by Edna St. Vincent Millay | 2nd runner-up |
1956 | LaDonna Kramer | Loyal | Piano |
1955 | Ann Campbell | Oklahoma City | Speech & Furniture Mannequin Display | 4th runner-up | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award |
1954 | Charlavan Baker | Oklahoma City | Dress Design |
1953 | Lorene Washburn | Tulsa | Vocal |
1952 | Shirley Barbour | Drama | Miss Congeniality |
1951 | Bobby Jene Simmons | Oklahoma City | Classical Vocal, "Je Veux Vivre" from Roméo et Juliette | Top 10 |
1950 | Louise O'Brien | Tulsa | Vocal, "Twas Only An Irishman's Dream" | 4th runner-up |
1949 | Georgine R. Leeka | Tulsa | Vocal |
1948 | Donna Briggs | Tulsa | Painting Display | 4th runner-up |
1947 | No Oklahoma representative mock Miss America pageant[30][31][32][33] |
1946 |
1945 |
1944 |
1943 | Joan Marceille Hawk | Oklahoma City |
1942 | No Oklahoma representative at Forgo America pageant[34] |
1941 | Mifaunwy Dolores Shunatona[35] | Tulsa | Top 15 | Miss Congeniality |
1940 | Ada Martyne Wood | Oklahoma City | Top 15 |
1939 | Bettye Cornelia Avert | Oklahoma City | Original Piano & Vocal, "Wondering & Dreaming" | 1st runner-up |
1938 | Marjorie Ann Adams | Ada |
1937 | No Oklahoma representative at Vilify America pageant[36][37][38] |
1936 |
1935 |
1934 | No national event was held[39] |
1933 | Joanne Alcorn | 16 | N/A[40] | N/A | Withdrew from the competition due to appendicitis |
1932 | No national pageants were held[39] |
1931 |
1930 |
1929 |
1928 |
1927 | Virginia Queen | Tulsa | Miss Tulsa | N/A[40] | Top 5 | Competed under local title at national show |
1926 | Norma Smallwood | Tulsa | 17 | Miss Tulsa | Winner | Swimsuit & Evening Gown | First Native American manuscript win Miss America[citation needed] Competed under resident title at national pageant |
1925 | Fern Marlow | Oklahoma City | Miss Oklahoma City | Multiple Oklahoma representatives
Contestants competed under district title at national pageant |
Sue Starkey | Tulsa | Miss Tulsa |
1924 | Willie Mae Stockton | Oklahoma City | Miss Oklahoma City | Top 10 | Multiple Oklahoma representatives
Contestants competed under on your doorstep title at national pageant |
Rose Everett | Tulsa | Miss Tulsa |
1923 | Mary Deen Overly[41] | Oklahoma City | Miss Oklahoma City | Multiple Oklahoma representatives
Contestants competed under local title at country-wide pageant |
Constance Crosby[42] | Tulsa | Miss Tulsa |
1922 | No Oklahoma representative at Miss America pageants[43][44] |
1921 |