Opening Day

Behind Her All the Way Graham's Miss North Carolina The Jeanne Swanner Exhibit Waiting for the Exhibit to open upstairs	Ribbon cutting - Opening of "Behind Her All the Way" l-r, Jerry Peterman, President, Graham Historical Society Dana Reason, Miss North Carolina 2003 Jeanne Swanner Robertson, Vic Euliss, Mayor, City of Graham
Members of the Graham Historical Society l-r, Kneeling: Donnie Black, Tommy Brown, Jerry Peterman, President Standing: Vivian Williamson, Mimi Saunders, Drucilla Hearn, Mary Helen Linens, Barky Thompson, Jan Peterman	Susan Lawrence Googe, Miss NC 1975 Jeanne Swanner Robertson, Miss NC 1963 Dana Reason, Miss NC 2003 Sharon Finch, Miss NC 1964
Seated, Mrs. Myron Rhyne, lst lady of Graham when Jeanne was Miss NC l-r, Dana Reason, Miss NC 2003 Judy Euliss, current lst lady of Graham, & Jeanne	Jeanne and buddy Norma Rose White Norma Rose taped every hanging board behind them and decorated the exhibit along with Betty Jean Roberts and Kyle Wills (Yes, Norma Rose is the Norma Rose in Jeanne's speeches)
Jeanne and Jane Tucker from New York City! Yes, the Jane Tucker in Jeanne's speeches (of "bodysuit" and "pashmina" fame)	Dan Maddux, Ex. VP American Payroll Association Patricia Fripp, speaker extraodinaire came from Houston & San Francisco for the big day!
Al and Margaret Walker Al is an associate of Jeanne's in Platform Professionals Columbia, South Carolina	Jeanne and Toni Meredith For more about Toni, see "Who is Toni" "Dumping Ground" section of this Web site
Jeanne and Betty Ruth her chaperone at Miss NC & Miss America Pageants	Sallye Morrow and Montese Packinham study display case. On exhibit are gowns trophies, program books and yes, Jeanne's ukulele from talent competition.
The town of Graham now salutes Jeanne Swanner Robertson. Jeanne salutes the town of Graham. And the Miss North Carolina Organization salutes all concerned for shining a positive and lasting light on the Miss North Carolina title. Graham Historical Museum 135 W. Elm Street, Graham, NC Sponsored by the Graham Historical Society Photos by Tom Forrest More photos	Rebecca Webster Graves, Miss Graham before Jeanne Reenacts the "crowning" in 1963 (You should have been there for the laughs)