The newly crowned Miss Teen Thomas, 14-year-old Yallahs HighSchool student Monique Davis poses with first runner up, 15-year-old Tomi-Ane Hyatt (left) also of Yallahs High School andsecond runner-up, 18-year-old Renay Brown, a past student of StThomas Technical High School, following the recent coronationshow at the Ocean Palm Restaurant and Lounge in the parish.
December 22, 2013
Monique Davis is Miss Teen St Thomas
Eleven young ladies recently vied for the crown of Miss Teen St Thomas at the eighth staging of the competition where the contestants were judged on cultural awareness of the parish, among other things. The event which was held on December 15, at the Ocean Palm Restaurant and Lounge provided a platform for the teens to become involved in community volunteerism. The Jamaica Observer North East brings highlights of the evening’s event where 14-year-old Monique Brown was crowned Miss Teen St Thomas.
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The newly crowned Miss Teen Thomas 14-year-old Yallahs HighSchool student Monique Davis (centre) shares lens time withMiss Teen Port Morant, 13-year-old Happy Grove High Schoolstudent Dajaliegh Mitchell, first runner up to Miss Teen StThomas Tomi-Ane Hyatt, second runner-up Renay Brown, andMiss St Thomas Farm Queen Tahera Brown.
Icidora Francis, president andfounder of the Miss Teen StThomas Competition, welcomingguest sto the eighth staging ofthe annual competition.
Miss St Thomas Farm Queen2013 and second runner-up tothe National Farm Queen 25-year— old student of the College ofAgriculture, Science andEducation (CASE) Tahera Brownis all smiles as she wears thesash proudly.
Second runner up toMiss St ThomasFestival Queen 2010CO-hosting theevent alongsideLeon Ford, teacherat the RobertLightbourne HighSchool.
