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( L-R) 1st runner-up Emma Schilling; Queen Faith Henry; and Miss Congeniality Kendall Edelman
(KNZA)--The 2021 Hiawatha Halloween Queen was crowned Saturday evening prior to the grand parade, which concluded the 107th annual Halloween Frolic.
Selected for the honor was Miss Seneca: Faith Henry.
As the winner, Henry, a senior at Nemaha Central High School, will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
The 1st runner-up and winner of a $500 scholarship was Miss Morrill: Emma Schilling, a senior at Sabetha High School.
Miss Sabetha: Kendall Edelman, a senior at Sabetha High School, was named Miss Congeniality and will receive a $250 scholarship.
10 area girls competed in this year's scholarship contest.
The girls were judged on an essay, talent and judge's interview along with leadership skills, community involvement and scholastic achievements.
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