Demonstrating Tai Kwan Do to the song “Duel of the Fates,” Elizabeth Bencivenga showed that potential queens have the ability to be more that mere sugar and spice. Breaking boards with her bare hands and feet, she put on a knock-out performance.
Elizabeth Bencivenga spoke her monologue to the judges and audience during the party dress and interview portion of the Junior Miss Limestone Pageant that was held on May 2.
Jordyn Hopkins’ version of “Respect” was music to the judges’ ears as she played a toe-tapping number for the audience. Hopkins went on to be crowned Junior Miss Limestone 2009.
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Wowing the audience with her pom-pom and baton routine, Taylor Devoe wanted it all as she performed to the song “I Want it All.”
Taylor Devoe carefully chose her question during the interview portion of the Little Miss Limestone Pageant on May 2.
Though she had already performed an entertaining and whimsically serious monologue during her talent portion, Sabrina Logsdon switched gears and offered the judges and audience members her own monologue regarding Limestone during the May 2 Junior Miss Limestone Pageant.
Kelsey Washington of the Maine Dance Academy provided additional entertainment at the evening as she danced to “Break Away” by Kelly Clarkson.
Little Miss Limestone 2008 Emily Michaud showed the audience one of the reasons why she was crowned as she displayed her knack for dance exuding athleticism and rhythm all the while.
Jordyn Hopkins, later named Junior Miss Limestone 2009, recited her monologue during the party dress and interview portion of the May 2 pageant.
Kennedy Bencivenga told emcee Jason Parent that her favorite subject in school was play time during the interview portion of the Little Miss Limestone Pageant 2009 that was held on May 2.
Abagail Elliott thought long and hard before deciding which question to pick during the interview portion of the Little Miss Limestone Pageant 2009.
Being Cinderella’s step-sister is pretty tough according to the humorous monologue, performed by Sabrina Logsdon, titled “Step-Sister Speaks Out.”
Junior Miss Limestone 2008 Alexis Bell performed one last solo dance routine for the audience at the Little Miss and Junior Miss Limestone pageant on May 2 at the Limestone Community School.
Miss Limestone 2008 Kalli Marie Cote entertained the audience with a song at the Little Miss/Junior Miss Limestone Pageant on May 2.
With a smile almost as big as her poofy pink skirt, Kennedy Bencivenga showed a large audience with her dance routine that she was indeed, as the song she chose to dance to indicated, “Born to Entertain.”
The rubber ducky wasn’t much of a back-up singer, but Abagail Elliott had no problem singing the popular song “Rubber Ducky” accapella. She didn’t need a microphone to fill the auditorium of the Limestone Community School during the Little Miss Limestone 2009 Pageant on May 3.
