only woman to have held both the Miss Teen USA and Miss USA titles. She was Miss Idaho Teen USA, Miss Teen USA 1989, Miss Idaho USA 1997, first runner-up at Miss USA 1997, and in May 1997 assumed the Miss USA title after Brook Lee of Hawaii won the Miss Universe pageant. Ten other Miss USA titleholders have also previously competed at Miss Teen USA. These include: Shanna Moakler (1995, Miss Rhode Island Teen USA 1992) Ali Landry (1996, Miss Louisiana Teen USA 1990) Kimberly Pressler (1999, Miss New York Teen USA 1994) Lynnette Cole (2000, Miss Tennessee Teen USA 1995) Susie Castillo (2003, Miss Massachusetts Teen USA 1998) Chelsea Cooley (2005, Miss North Carolina Teen USA 2000) Tara Conner (2006, Miss Kentucky Teen USA 2002) Rachel Smith (2007, Miss Tennessee Teen USA 2002) Alyssa Campanella (2011, Miss New Jersey Teen USA 2007) Sarah Rose Summers (2018, Miss Nebraska Teen USA 2012) Six Miss USA titleholders have also competed at Miss America. These include: Miriam Stevenson (1954, Miss South Carolina 1953) Carlene King Johnson (1955, Miss Vermont 1953) Carol Morris (1956, Miss Iowa 1954) Mai Shanley (1984, Miss New Mexico 1983) Shandi Finnessey (2004, Miss Missouri 2002) Asya Branch (2020, Miss Mississippi 2018) Shandi Finnessey, Miss USA 2004 and Miss Missouri 2002 won a preliminary evening gown award at Miss America 2003. Also, Miriam Stevenson placed in the top 10 at Miss America 1954 as Miss South Carolina 1953. Many Miss USA winners have gone to pursue careers in the entertainment industry. Those who have been successful in the industry include Summer Bartholomew, Deborah Shelton, Laura Martinez-Herring, Kelli McCarty, Shanna Moakler, Frances Parker, Ali Landry, Kenya Moore, Brandi Sherwood, Kimberly Pressler, Susie Castillo, Shandi Finnessey, Rachel Smith, Crystle Stewart, and Cheslie Kryst. Miss USA titleholders Awards The awards most frequently presented at Miss USA are Miss Amity (also known as Miss Congeniality) and Miss Photogenic. The Miss Amity Award is chosen by the delegates, and recognizes those who are the friendliest and make the pageant experience the most enjoyable. From 1952 to 1964, when the Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants were concurrent events, the award could be won by a contestant competing either for Miss USA or Miss Universe. In fact, in 1960, there was a tie, with the award going to Miss Universe Burma, Myint Myint May, and Miss Louisiana USA, Rebecca Fletcher. In 2015, Alaska and