Tamara Hext

Tamara Lynne Hilliard (née Hext; born May 1, 1963) is a beauty queen from Texas who has competed at Miss America.

Hext won the title Miss Texas 1984, after competing in that pageant as Miss Arlington. She went on to become a finalist in the nationally televised Miss America pageant that same year, and finished as the 4th runner up.^[1] Tamara attended Vidor High School.

Tamara Hext also was a film actress. Hext appeared in a co-starring role in a horror-film called "Through the Fire" (1988).

References

↑ (16 September 1984). Miss Utah New Miss America, Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Associated Press)

External links

Tamara Hext at the Internet Movie Database

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Gloria Gilbert	Miss Texas 1984	Succeeded by Jonna Fitzgerald

Texas pageant winners

Miss Texas	Charmayne Smith (1939) Jo-Carroll Dennison (1942) Phyllis George (1970) Shirley Cothran (1974) Tamara Hext (1984) Jonna Fitzgerald (1985) Shilah Phillips (2006) Rebecca Robinson (2008) Ashley Melnick (2010) Kendall Morris (2011) DaNae Couch (2012) Ivana Hall (2013) Monique Evans (2014) Shannon Sanderford (2015)

Miss Texas USA	Kimberly Tomes (1977) Laura Martinez Herring (1985) Christy Fichtner (1986) Michelle Royer (1987) Courtney Gibbs (1988) Gretchen Polhemus (1989) Chelsi Smith (1995) Carissa Blair (1999) Kandace Krueger (2001) Kasi Kelly (2002) Nicole O'Brian (2003) Stephanie Guerrero (2004) Tyler Willis (2005) Lauren Lanning (2006) Magen Ellis (2007) Crystle Stewart (2008) Brooke Daniels (2009) Kelsey Moore (2010) Ana Rodriguez (2011)

Miss Texas Teen USA	Carissa Blair (1992) Christie Lee Woods (1996) Andria Mullins (1997) Christie Cole (1998) Nicole O'Brian (2000) Magen Ellis (2004) Kelli Harral (2009) Danielle Doty (2011) Karlie Hay (2016)

Miss Texas' Outstanding Teen	Rebecca Robinson (2000) Meghan Miller (2005) Kendall Morris (2006)

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