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Eight pretty, young rodeo
enthusiasts from all parts of
Washington will be on hand
here Friday night when
competition gets underway in
the 1974 Miss Rodeo Wash-
ington contest.
The girls will be facing
about 44 busy and exciting
hours with climax coming 4
p.m. on Sunday when one of
them is named Miss Rodeo
Washington of 1975.
"This is one of the best
entries we have had in the
contest in years," Mrs. Max
McCombs, contest co-chair-
man, reported this week. "We
are looking for some close
competition with a fine
representative for the state
next year."
The contest, which is being
presented as part of the
Othello Rodeo for the llth
straight year, has undergone
some basic changes this year,
but the format will be the
same.
Judging Change
One major change will be
the judging procedure. In past
years three judges have been
selected for each of the three
categories - personality, ap-
pearance and horsmanship -
and rated the girls only in
those sections. This year all
nine of the judges will view the
girls in all pageant events and
rate them on their specialities.
"We think this is fairer to
both the girls and the judges ,"
Mrs. McCombs stated.
The pageant activities will
start Friday night with the
annual kick-off banquet set for
7:30 p.m. at Freddie's Res-
taurant. The dinner is open to
the public with advanced-sale
ticket purchase urged to
assure a seat.
The tickets sell for $4.50 per
plate and are available at
Community Savings and Loan.
Saturday morning the con-
testants wilt participate in the
fair-rodeo parade and then
enter the horsemanship com-
petition.
Horsemanship
Featuring a new addition of
~goat-tying this year, the
horsemanship event will get
underway at 1 p.m. at the
rodeo grounds. Admission will
be $1 per person. Officials
report that the goat-tying is
part of the national competi-
tion, and is a cross between
barrel racing and calf roping.
The contestants will each
give an exhibition in goat-
tying during the Saturday
performance of the rodeo, and
then await the Sunday show
when 1974 titlelist Karel Blair
of Elk will crown her
successor.
The list of entrants this year
includes an Othello contestant
for the first time in two years
in local rodeo queen Debbie
Brening and the first western
Washington participant in
several years.
Debbie Brening
Hoping to repeat the win
scored by Othello's Sally
Damon two years ago, Miss
Brening, 19, is a br0wn-eyed
blonde and is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of
Othello.
She has served as the
Othello. Rodeo Queen for the
past two years and is a 1973
TO CROWN SUCCESSOR SI'NI)AY - Karel Blair, Miss
Rodeo Washington of 1974, will crown her successor during
the Othello Rodeo here Sunday.
graduate of Othello High
School. She plans to continue
her education at Central
Washington State College
'where she is a sophomore, and
hopes to enter education in the
counseling field. She is ma-
joring in psychology.
The local entrant has been
active in 4-H for six years,
enjoys working with horses
and is a member of the Central
Singers and Campus Crusade
for Christ.
Patricia Stovall
The Western Washington
entrant is Majorie Stovall, 21,
a hazel-eyed brunette from
Sumner. She is the daughter of
Mrs. Patricia Stovall of
Sumner.
A 1971 graduate of Puyallup
High School she graduated in
1973 from the L.C. Bates
Vocation and Technical Insti-
tute of Tacoma and is a dental
assistant.
She is a member of several
riding groups on the state and
area level and enjoys barrell
racing and rodeo activities.
Donette Mason
Coming from Richland is
Donette Mason, who is the
1974 queen of the Benton-,
Franklin County Fair and
Rodeo. She is a 19-year-old,
blue-eyed blonde and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Mason of Richland.
She is a graduate of
ColumbiaHigh School in
Richland, and is attending
ColumbiaBasin College in
Pasco where she is working for
her registered nurse license.
She plans to become an airline
stewardess for a couple years
and then return to the nursing
field.
She is a member of a state
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nursing student group and
enjoys swimming, sewing,
traveling, camping and hiking.
Linda Witke
Representing the Yakima
area will be Linda Witke, who
is Miss Rodeo Yakima for 1974.
A hazel-eyed, brunette she is
the 18-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Witke of
Selah.
A 1974 Selah High School
graduate she plans to attend
college and study animal hus-
banndry and also plans on
being an active participant in
intercollegiate rodeo.
Miss Witke participated in
numerous activities in high
school, and has been active in
4-H~ numerous riding asso-
ciations and the Yakima Valley
High School Rodeo Associa-
tion.
Shon Keys
Another entrant well-
known in the local area is Shon
Keys of Soap Lake and former
Royal Slope resident. The
brown-eyed brunette, who is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
AI Keys of Soap Lake, is 18.
She holds the title of 1st high
school rodeo princess in 1973.
She is a high school gradu-
ate and plans to go to Bellevue
Business School to study to be
a legal secretary.
She was active in numerous
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high school activities, in-
cluding FHA, cheerleader and
drama club, and loves skiing,
barrel racing and rodeoing.
Heidi Leggett
Entered from the Okanogan
area is Heidi Leggett, 1972
Tonasket Rodeo Queen, and
1973-74 Washington State
University NIRA Rodeo
Queen. Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll B. Leggett of
Tonasket, she is 20 and a
blue-eyed, blonde.
Valedictorian of her 1972
Tonasket High School Gradu-
ating class, Miss Leggett is a
junior at WSU where she is
majoring in animal science.
She hopes to work in the horse
veterinary field after gradu-
ation.
She has been active in
both music and theatrical
groups at WSU and is also a
member of the school's eques-
trian and Lariat clubs. As a
member of the girl's rodeo
team at WSU she competed
intercollegiately in goat-tying
and breakaway roping.
Linda McKinney
Linda McKinney, 18, a
brown-eyed blonde, will be
representing Spokane's Dia-
mond Spur Rodeo. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
McKinney, she was 1974
Diamond Spur Princess and
1973 Deer Park Queen.
She is a graduate of John
Rogers High School in Spo-
kane and reports she plans to
continue her rodeoing and
barrel racing in the future. She
is interested in a career in
public relations.
She has been active in
numerous school organiza-
tions, as well as state horse
and rodeo groups. She lists her
interests as swimming, danc-
ing and fashions.
Polly Boren
Coming from Clarkston is
Polly Boren, 21, a blue-eyed
blonde, who was the 1972
Lewiston Round-up Queen and
1971 Lewis-Clark Saddle Club
Queen. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Boren
of Ctarkston.
A Clarkston High graduate,
she is now a junior majoring in
parks and reci'eation with a
minor in physical education.
She enjoys sports, has been
active in 4-H as a leader and
member and is an Inter-
collegiate Rodeo Association
member.
POLLY BOREN
Clarkston
DONETTE MASON
Richland
BRING THE FAMILY
Drawing at
12-.30 p.m.
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