Miss Wisconsin's Page of Honor

This page is dedicated to those that have helped to raise the Miss Wisconsin program to a national level.

Our very own Mary Lou Lewis was given an award recognizing her 50 years of service to the Miss America and Miss Wisconsin Organizations. Congratulations Mary Lou!! We are so proud and so lucky to have you!!

• Our very own Miss Wisconsin 1972 Terry Meeuwsen became Miss America 1973. Click here to view her page.
• Jeanette Morelan won the title of Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2010. Click here to view her information on the Teen portion of our Web site.
• Stephanie Klett - Secretary of Tourism for the State of Wisconsin
  Stephanie was Miss Wisconsin 1992, and a Bert Parks Talent winner at the 1993 Miss America Finals in Atlantic City – the first cornet player in its history. During her year as Miss Wisconsin, she created a program called ATTITUDE ON AIDS. Educating teens on the facts of HIV and AIDS, the program’s success led to an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America, a trip to Cuba, a Commendation from then-Governor Tommy Thompson, and a keynote address at the Hollywood Hope AIDS service. She also created the annual Spotlight on Wisconsin benefit, which raises money for the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin, Beloit Regional Hospice, and the Stateline Area Boys & Girls Clubs. Click here to learn more.

Honoring our Volunteers:

Lou Cristiano for 38 years of service. Lou was the President and General Chairman of the Miss Kenosha Scholarship Pageant. He composed and directed all the productions, and managed the reign of each Miss Kenosha. Mr. Cristiano also wrote and directed a Miss Lake Geneva Pageant, seven Miss Racine Pageants, one Miss Milwaukee Pageant, one Miss Wisconsin Pageant, and an Alice in Dairyland Pageant. He is now at peace and will be missed by many. 

Gert Schultz for 40 years of service

Edie Fromm for 40 years of service