Working hard through her senior year at Wheatland High School is the reigning Miss Wyoming’s Outstanding Teen, Amelia Beck Winter.
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WHEATLAND – Working hard through her senior year at Wheatland High School is the reigning Miss Wyoming’s Outstanding Teen, Amelia Beck Winter.
Winter has been singing and playing piano since she was in Middle School. She has been taking ballet at Dance Wyoming for 11 years, is a member of the Wheatland High School Drama Club, the Entertainers, and the Marching Band. She is an active member of Trinity Lutheran Church where she helps out as an organist.
The Miss America’s Outstanding Teen program is the teen affiliate of the Miss America program, awarding more than $33 million in cash and in-kind scholarships. This assistance is not just for the handful of young women who become Miss America’s Outstanding Teen, but is available to thousands of young women who compete at the national, state and local competitions as well.
Contestants compete in Interview, Fitness, Onstage Question, Evening Wear and Talent. They must be involved in their communities and volunteer with charitable organizations. Winter has volunteered at Country Club Living and the Platte County Legacy Home. She urges young people to talk to seniors and hear about their history.