MISS INDIANA USA® 2012

Megan Myrehn is the 5’8" hazel-eyed daughter of Bruce and Kim Myrehn of Carmel, Indiana. Megan’s future plans include receiving her MBA and some day owning her own business. She was the first undergraduate marketing intern at Eli Lilly and Company this past spring. The social cause Megan is most invested in is literacy. She believes that everyone should be given a chance to be a productive member of society. Megan believes her strongest talent is her ability to accept and utilize constructive criticism. Her favorites hobbies include running, reading and swimming. Megan describes herself as adventurous, perceptive and conscientious.

Crowned by Jillian Wunderlich, MISS INDIANA USA® 2011, Megan will represent Indiana in the MISS USA® 2012 Pageant, which will be televised on the NBC television network.

The remainder of the “Top 5” included: First Runner-up Emily Hart of Fort Wayne, Second Runner-up Morgan Abel of North Vernon, Third Runner-up Nicole Pollard of Lafayette and Fourth Runner-up Whitney Hatter of Whitestown.

The Semi-finalists were: Yuna Chen of New Albany, Kate Raaen of Fisher, Andrea McCullum of New Albany, Alexis Young of Indianapolis, Sylvia Crowder of Cayuga, Christina DeVoe of Carmel, Rohma Siddiqui of Fort Wayne, Brooke Becchino of Munster, Bailey Hoover of Star City, Katie Fox of Fort Wayne.

Megan Myrehn was named Miss Photogenic and Courtney Walsh of Carmel was voted Miss Congeniality.

The Miss Indiana USA® and Miss Indiana Teen USA® Pageants are independently produced by Sanders & Associates, Inc. for the Miss Universe Organization.  The Miss Universe Organization, producer of the MISS UNIVERSE® and MISS USA® televised specials, and the MISS TEEN USA® Pageant, is a Donald J. Trump and NBC Television Network partnership.

Sanders & Associates is located at 240 Driftwood Road,
Brownsville, PA 15417. 
State Director:  Randy Sanders.
Telephone: 724-785-4648.  Fax: 724-785-4654.

MISS INDIANA TEEN USA® 2012

Mackenzie Surber is the 5’7", hazel-eyed daughter of Mike Surber and LuAnn Burke. Mackenzie resides in Cicero, Indiana. She attends Hamilton Heights High School and is a varsity cheerleader, a member of the tennis team and SADD Club Member. Her future goal is to become an air traffic controller. She believes one of her strongest talents is her ability to perform well under pressure. Mackenzie’s favorite hobbies include playing tennis, tumbling and boating. The social cause most important to her is Drug and Alcohol Abuse Awareness. She is an advocate of not allowing peer pressure to influence one’s decisions. Mackenzie describes herself as positive, ambitious and compassionate.

Crowned by Jessica Buch, MISS INDIANA TEEN USA® 2011, Mackenzie will represent Indiana at the MISS TEEN USA® 2012 Pageant.

The remainder of the “Top 5” included:  First Runner-up Abigail Luther of Granger, Second Runner-up Madison Boldry of Kokomo, Third Runner-up Mariah Scott of Dupont and Fourth Runner-up Allison Walter of Avon. 

The Semi-finalists were: Jennifer Nance of Nobelsville, Shoshana Zacharias of Dyer, Allyssa Ortel of Shelbyville, Peyton Alexander of Indianapolis, Elizabeth Stivers of Scottsburg, Katelyn Marak of Valparaiso, Katelyn Bertling of Fishers, Alexandra Harris of Bloomington, Victoria Scheller of Carmel and Calista McGinsie of New Palestine.

Mackenzie Surber was named Miss Photogenic and Caitlyn Gross of Columbus was voted Miss Congeniality.

The Miss Indiana USA® and Miss Indiana Teen USA® Pageants are independently produced by Sanders & Associates, Inc. for the Miss Universe Organization.  The Miss Universe Organization, producer of the MISS UNIVERSE® and MISS USA® televised specials, and the MISS TEEN USA® Pageant, is a Donald J. Trump and NBC Television Network partnership. 

Sanders & Associates is located at 240 Driftwood Road, Brownsville, PA 15417. 
State Director:  Randy Sanders.
Telephone: 724-785-4648.  Fax: 724-785-4654.