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Miss Nacogdoches/East Texas Scholarship Pageant
Lamp Lite Theater - Nacogdoches, Texas
December 9, 2000

Miss Nacogdoches/East Texas Scholarship Pageant is the official local preliminaries to the Miss Texas/Miss America Organization. Leslie Bramlett, Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001, was one of the entertainer of the pageant. Dianne Rapsilver is the Executive Director of the Miss Nacogdoches Scholarship Pageant and Kim Lyons is the Executive Director of the Miss East Texas Scholarship Pageant.

Here are some photos from the event:

Danielle Robbins, the new Miss East Texas 2001, being congratulated by Sabrina LaVoie, Miss Southeast Texas 2001.	Brittany Wellsfry (middle), the new Miss Teen Nacogdoches 2001, enjoying a picture with Sabrina LaVoie (left), Miss Southeast Texas 2001, and Leslie Bramlett (right), Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001.
After emceeing the pageant, Rebecca Robinson (middle), Miss Teen Texas 2000, took a second for a kodak moment with Leslie Bramlett (right), Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001, and Sabrina LaVoie (left), Miss Southeast Texas 2001.	The new Nacogdoches/East Texas title holders: (l. to r.) Crystal Y'Barbo, Miss Teen East Texas 2001, Danielle Robbins, Miss East Texas 2001, Angela Stone, Miss Nacogdoches 2001, and Brittany Wellsfry, Miss Teen Nacogdoches 2001.
Leslie Bramlett, Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001, and Sabrina LaVoie, Miss Southeast Texas 2001, were asked to assume the position after encountering with the Angelina County sheriff.	Sabrina LaVoie, Miss Southeast Texas 2001, and Leslie Bramlett, Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001, were assisted to the back of the sheriff car.
Leslie Bramlett, Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001, and Sabrina LaVoie, Miss Southeast Texas 2001, calling for backup.	Sabrina LaVoie, Miss Southeast Texas 2001, and Leslie Bramlett, Miss Teen Southeast Texas 2001, wants to thank Sheriff Henson of Angela County for letting them free.

Sheriff Leslie Bramlett gaves her teen director, David Dingledy, the "right to be silent" speech as she handcuffing him.