Meet The 2011-2012 National All-American Miss Princess Josephine McDowell

Tiffany: How did you get involved in National American Miss?

Josephine:I met Katy Jones, former 2009 Miss South Texas Preteen, at an introductory meeting to NAM.  She read books at my mom’ child care center.

Tiffany:  How did you prepare for the National Pageant?

Josephine: I skyped with my coaches.  I practiced with my parents and brother.  I also practiced in front of my parent’s friends.

Tiffany:  What is the best advice you have ever received?

Josephine: To Have FUN!!!

Tiffany: What quote , motto or scripture best describes you?

Josephine: Be silly!

Tiffany: What are your future plans?

Josephine:To get a house

Tiffany: What activities are you involed in?

Josephine:Volleyball, gymnastics, swim team, and softball

Tiffany: What do you like to do for fun?

Josephine: To play with my friends

Tiffany:What is one item you can’t live without?

Josephine: My American Girl Doll, Kanani.

Tiffany:Who is rolemodel?

Josephine:My brother, Dylan

Tiffany: What is your favorite TV show?

Josephine: iCarley

Tiffany: If you had three wishes what would you wish for?

Josephine: I have everything I want.

Tiffany: If you could go anywhere in the world where would you go?

 Josephine: Las Vegas

Tiffany: What is your defintion of a NAM girl?

Josephine: An amazing rolemodel

Tiffany: If you were stranded on a deserted island what three things could you not live with out?

Josephine: chicken nuggets, toys, friends

Tiffany:How would your friends describe you?

Josephine:Nice and caring

Tiffany:How are you making a difference in your community?

Josephine:By helping others and being caring and nice

Tiffany:If you could go back in time and be at any historical event what would it be?

Josephine: I would like to be at one of Martin Luther King’s speeches.

Tiffany: If you could go back in time and meet one person who would it be and why?

Josephine: My Great Grandmother because I was named after her.

Tiffany:If you could be famous for something, what would you want to be famous for?

Josephine: For writing a popular song

Tiffany:What is your favorite book? And why?

Josephine: "Butterfly Buddies" because I love to read!

Tiffany:Where is your favorite place to shop?

Josephine: Justice For Girls because it has fancy dresses. 

Tiffany:Who or what inspires you most?

Josephine: My mom and dad

Tiffany:What have you learned about yourself since competing in pageants?

Josephine:I keep trying my hardest.

Tiffany: What advice do you have for future NAM girls?

Josephine:To work their hardest and have fun!

Tiffany: What do you plan to do with your title this year?

Josephine: Do volunteer work and help others.

Tiffany: Tell me about yourself.

Josephine: I am nice and caring.My mom always says I’m smart, I’m funny, and I’m beautiful!

I'ts a Wrap... NAM Nationals 2011!

The 2010-2011 National American Miss New Jersey Teen Gives Back to her Community...

Samantha Mazza The 2010-2011 National American Miss New Jersey Teen.





Samantha put her crown and banner to use, when she made an appearance at the Ocean of Love bake sale! The profits from the bake sale went to help fight childhood cancer. A goal of the National American Miss Pageant is to encourage girls to make a difference in their communities. Samantha did just that when she volunteered her time to make a difference the lives of children!

NAM Girls in the News....

Pearland resident Kelsee Gosbee was honored as Fourth Place Winner in the Junior Preteen category at the American Miss Pageant held June 25 at Houston’s Galleria Intercontinental Hotel. She was also awarded the title of “Top Model” from a group of 113 contestants.

Gosbee will now move on to compete in the National American Miss Pageant to be held Nov. 18-26 in Hollywood Calif.

According to officials, contestants in American Miss Pageants are judged in a number of categories including personal introduction, formal wear poise and appearance and communications skills in an interview.

Pageant judges also scored contestants for their level of community involvement.

Gosbee’s service activites included working with children as a Promisland volunteer at New Hope Church. She also worked as a volunteer for Eagle's Lift Ministries.

Currently, she is committed to working as a Second Helping volunteer for Second Baptist Church and is planning to work as a volunteer at the Susan G. Komen Run in October.

The 10-year-old Silverlake resident is a fifth grader at Rogers Middle School. She is the daughter of Wayne and Amiee Gosbee.

The state-level competition was Gosbee’s first pageant experience.



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