Ashlynn Frey of Lahoma was crowned 2008 Miss Northwestern Oklahoma State University Friday night in Alva. She will represent the university in the Miss Oklahoma Pageant in June.

First runner-up was Courtney Brice, Enid junior, and Eva Woolwine, Ashland, Kan., junior, was second runner-up.

Frey performed the flute solo “Fever” as her talent. For her platform, she has chosen “Hang Up and Save Lives—Promoting Highway Safety,” discussing the use of hand-held cell phones while driving.

A freshman majoring in early childhood education, Frey is a member of the President’s Leadership Class and the recipient of valedictorian and freshman academic scholarships. She was named to the president’s honor roll and is the Freshman Class president.

A graduate of Cimarron High School, she was named as 2006 Miss Cinderella during Northwestern’s homecoming and won numerous FFA awards. She also was active with the Student Council, yearbook, band and the Senior Class.

The daughter of Larry and Vicki Frey of Lahoma, she has one younger brother.

Brice is majoring in biology and holds an associate’s degree in pre-medicine from Northern Oklahoma College (NOC). The valedictorian of Enid High School, she was selected as Miss NOC-Enid in 2006. She is the daughter of Bob and Gayla Brice.

Woolwine has an associate’s degree from Pratt Community College and is majoring in early childhood education. For her talent, she performed magic tricks, a skill she has been developing for 10 years. She is the daughter of Gerald and Robin Woolwine.