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Subject: Truly. If judging had been fair, there is simply no way she should have received enough points for her Interview alone to have upset girls like OK, MD, and MA. Her domination of interview is not in question, but that should not be enough given she had issues in all other aspects of competition. Author: I'd even prefer NV, of the 2 interview queens! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:32:51 12/21/24 Sat Author Host/IP: 99-74-180-249.lightspeed.cicril.sbcglobal.net/99.74.180.249 In reply to: harrold 's message, "Harrold excelled in smarts and interview and absolutely nothing else. If she competed during the 60's or 70's era, she would be standing among the 40 other non-finalist going clap, clap." on 09:46:09 12/21/24 Sat [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I was actually a friend of a contestant that year. She told me that based on what they were looking for that year that it was a foregone conclusion amongst the other contestants that Harold was going to going to win that year. Since she was nice, the other girls did not seem to mind. (NT) No name (syn-065-188-072-101.wifi.spectrum.com/65.188.72.101) 11:10:10 12/23/24 Mon I personally have no opinion about Harold. All I remember is she was a Harvard Law student. That ain’t nothing. Oh, and then there’s the fact than Fran Skinner was the Illinois director who also prepped Marjorie Vincent and Kate Shindle. Fran was a force! (NT) -- No name, 17:45:48 12/23/24 Mon (mobile-107-77-208-68.mobile.att.net/107.77.208.68) When I got her autograph October 18, 2002, Phyllis George pointedly asked me my thoughts on this pageant. I said I liked Harold. In reality I've played Preslar's talent repeatedly plus watched her state pageant's talent & interview. (NT) -- Word on the street it wasn't the year for Blonde Barbie, knocking my state out of contention, 08:01:02 12/24/24 Tue (syn-065-024-160-016.res.spectrum.com/65.24.160.16) Glad to see positive comments about Harold because folks - including me - often rail against her win because of what it said systemically about the pageant and how its judging system could be executed incorrectly (i.e. liking a girl in interview and subconsciously giving them extra points in other competitions, given overall issues with subjectivity in judging [no structure or rubrics for actually deciding on scores, etc] allowing them to come away with the crown) but by all accounts she is an intelligent, charming, accomplished and beautiful woman. But a girl like Preslar, who isn't quite as strong in interview (but still charming and smart!) should by all accounts have won, given strength across the on-stage competitions. (NT) -- It's the holidays - I'll settle down after this comment hah, 15:53:15 12/24/24 Tue (99-74-180-249.lightspeed.cicril.sbcglobal.net/99.74.180.249)