Miss Teen Somerset - World 2010 Is Crowned

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 19, 2010 -
The Miss Teen Kentucky-World organization has awarded Allie Katherine Eberly the local title of Miss Teen Somerset-World, 2010.  She will now move forward to compete in the Miss Teen Kentucky-World pageant to be held on April 10, 2010, at 7 pm at the Center for Rural Development in Somerset, Kentucky.  She is the daughter of Dr. Steven and Silver Eberly of Somerset.  Allie, a 4.00 student at Pulaski County High School, is in the Honors Program, the Gifted and Talented Program, and has recently been selected as a member of Pulaski County’s Youth Leadership Team.

   Allie’s interests include foreign language, fashion, art, theater, photography, and health sciences.  In 2007, she received a first place award from the Department of Health and Human Services, the U.S. Navy and Marine Corp., and the Discovery Channel, for her research on high fructose corn syrup and its affect on the human body, presented at the Pott Foundation Science Fair at the University of Southern Indiana.  Also in 2007, Allie was recognized for academic achievement by the Northwestern University Center for Talent and Development.   In furtherance of her interests in theater and film, Allie performed the role of Pam Porter in the 2007 Somerset Community College film production of “Nancy Barry’s Big Case.”  In 2009, she was cast in multiple roles in Pulaski County High School’s theater production of “Footloose.”  Recently, she joined teens from area high schools, and collaborated to write, film, produce, and act in a short film entitled “Irony” that premiered at the 2009 Somerset Community College 48 Hour film festival.  Allie represented Pulaski County in Miss Teen Kentucky-World, 2009, and was the recipient of the Academic Achievement Award, receiving a merit scholarship to attend Georgetown College.  
In addition to academics and community activities, Allie is a signed talent with Pinnacle 10 Modeling and Talent Agency in Louisville, KY.  She has been the featured model in several ad campaigns promoting businesses and charity events throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana.  In October, 2009, Allie joined models from throughout Kentucky and was a featured in a fashion runway charity event with proceeds to benefit the Kentucky Kidney Foundation.  She is also a charter member, officer, and community representative in S.H.I.N.E. (Sisters Helping in a New Era), an organization whose purpose is to offer assistance to communities in need.  Allie was recently recognized by Indiana University School of Medicine for organizing and conducting a rummage sale with proceeds being donated to Riley Children’s Hospital for Autism research. In order to raise public awareness and funding for Autism research, Miss Eberly has chosen Autism Speaks as her charity platform during her reign as Miss Teen Somerset-World, 2010.

Allie’s hobbies include drawing, creative writing, fly-fishing, boating, exercise and fitness, and following her favorite sports teams; Louisville Cardinals Basketball, Lindsey Wilson College Baseball, and Rhodes College Soccer. Appearance requests may be made for Miss Teen Somerset-World as well as all area representatives by contacting The Miss Teen Kentucky-World organization at appearances@misskentucky.net.

Lisa Clark, the Executive Director of Miss Teen Kentucky-World and Miss Kentucky US International says it is a great honor to be selected as an area representative.  The Miss Teen Kentucky-World organization continues to award local area titles, and is currently accepting all applications at www.missteenkentucky-world.com for teens 13-17.  Candidates 18-25 should visit www.misskentucky.net.

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