Miss World 1984

Miss World 1984
Miss World 1984 Titlecard
Date 15 November 1984
Presenters Peter Marshall, Judith Chalmers
Entertainment The Drifters
Venue Royal Albert Hall, London, UK
Broadcaster Thames Television
Entrants 72
Placements 15
Withdrawals Indonesia, Liberia, Tonga, Turkey
Returns Kenya, Nigeria, Tahiti
Winner Astrid Carolina Herrera
 Venezuela

Miss World 1984, the 34th edition of the Miss World pageant, was held on 15 November 1984 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, UK.[1] The winner was Astrid Carolina Herrera from Venezuela. She was crowned by Miss World 1983, Sarah-Jane Hutt of the United Kingdom. The 1st and 2nd runners-up were Constance Ellen (Connie) Fitzpatrick from Canada, and Lou-Anne Caroline Ronchi from Australia. The event was viewed by 17.1 million people in the UK.[2]

Results

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results for Miss World 1984[1][3]

Placements

Final results Contestant
Miss World 1984
1st runner-up
  •  Canada – Constance Fitzpatrick
2nd runner-up
3rd runner-up
4th runner-up
5th runner-up
6th runner-up
Semi-finalists

Continental Queens of Beauty

Continental Group Contestant
Africa
  •  Kenya – Khadija (Kate) Adam Ismail
Americas
Asia
Europe
Oceania

Contestants

NumberNationContestantHometown
01 American Virgin IslandsSandy LewisSt. Croix
02 ArubaMargaret Jane BislickOranjestad
03 AustraliaLou-Ann Caroline RonchiPerth
04 AustriaHeidemarie PilgerstorferLinz
05 BahamasYvette Monique RolleNassau
06 BarbadosGale Angela ThomasChrist Church
07 BelgiumBrigitte Maria Antonia MuyshondtAntwerp
08 BermudaRhonda Cherylene WilkinsonSt. Georges
09 BoliviaErika WeiseSanta Cruz
10 BrazilAdriana Alves de OliveiraSao Paulo
11 CanadaConstance Ellen FitzpatrickHamilton
12 Cayman IslandsThora Ann CrightonGeorge Town
13 ChileMaría Soledad García LeinenweberSantiago
14 ColombiaÁngela Patricia Janiot MartirenaBucaramanga
15 Costa RicaCatalina María Blum PeñaSan Jose
16 CuraçaoIvette del Carmen AtachoWillemstad
17 CyprusAgathi DemetriouPaphos
18 DenmarkPia MelchiorenFrederikshavn
19 Dominican RepublicMayelinne Inés de Lara AlmanzarBonao
20 EcuadorMaría Sol Corral ZambranoGuayaquil
21 El SalvadorCelina María López PárragaSan Salvador
22 FinlandAnna-Liisa TilusHelsinki
23 FranceMartine RobineCabourg
24 GambiaMirabelle CarayolBanjul
25 GermanyBrigitta BerxDüsseldorf
26 GibraltarKarina Suzanne HollandsGibraltar
27 GreeceVassiliki (Vana) BarbaAthens
28 GuamJanet Rachelle ClymerMangilao
29 GuatemalaCarla Giovanna Aldana FontanaGuatemala City
30 HollandNancy NeedeAmsterdam
31 HondurasMyrtice Elitha HydeRoatan
32 Hong KongJoan Tong Lai-KauHong Kong Island
33 IcelandBerglind JohansenReykjavík
34 IndiaSuchita KumarBombay
35 IrelandOlivia Marie TraceyDublin
36 Isle of ManJill ArmstrongBraddan
37 IsraelIris LoukRishon LeZion
38 ItalyFederica Silvia TerschMilan
39 JamaicaJacqueline Q. CrichtonKingston
40 JapanAyako OhsoneTokyo
41 KenyaKhadija (Kate) Ismail AdamNairobi
42 KoreaLee Joo-heeSeoul
43 LebanonEliane FakhouryBeirut
44 MalaysiaChristine Teo Pick YoonKuala Lumpur
45 MaltaGraziella Attard PreviGzira
46 MexicoMariana Sofía Urrea StetnerGuadalajara
47 New ZealandBarbara Rose McDowellAuckland
48 NigeriaCynthia OronsayeLagos
49 NorwayIngrid Maria MartensOslo
50 PanamaAna Luisa Seda ReyesPanama City
51 ParaguaySusana María Ivasiuten HaurelechenEncarnación
52 PeruGloria Cristina Loayza-GuerraTrujillo
53 PhilippinesAurora Elvira Gayoso SevillaManila
54 PolandMagdalena Jaworska †[3]Warsaw
55 PortugalMaria Leonor Mendes CorreiaLisbon
56 Puerto RicoMaría de los Ángeles Rosas SilvaSan Juan
57 SingaporeJenny Li Peng KohSingapore
58 SpainJuncal Rivero Fadrique CastillaValladolid
59 Sri LankaBhagya Udeshinka GunasingheColombo
60 SwazilandBusie MotsaManzini
61 SwedenBrigitte Madeleine GunnarssonMalmö
62  SwitzerlandSilvia Anna AffolterSarnen
63 TahitiHinarii KilianPunaauia
64 ThailandIntira InsompohBangkok
65 Trinidad & TobagoRia Judy Joanne RambardanTunapuna
66 Turks & CaicosMiriam Coralita AdamsGrand Turk
67 United KingdomVivienne Mary RookeBristol
68 United StatesKelly Lea AndersonClarksburg
69 UruguayGiselle Barthou QuintesMontevideo
70 VenezuelaAstrid Carolina HerreraCaracas
71 Western SamoaAna BentleyApia
72 YugoslaviaDinka DelićZenica

Notes

Returns

  • Last competed in 1968:
    •  Kenya
  • Last competed in 1979:
    •  Nigeria
  • Last competed in 1982:
    •  Sri Lanka
    •  Tahiti

Withdrawals

  •  Turkey – issues with franchise-holding both in national and in international pageants
  •  Indonesia – Government banned Indonesian girls to compete such as beauty pageants.

References

  1. 1 2 "A Brief History Of Miss World In Pictures". The Huffington Post UK. 26 November 2014. Retrieved 26 January 2016. Winner of the 1984 Miss World Contest, Astrid Carolina Herrera from Venezuela, sitting on her throne at the Royal Albert Hall on November 15, 1984.
  2. ↑ Thussu, D.K. (2008). News as Entertainment: The Rise of Global Infotainment. SAGE Publications. p. 37. ISBN 978-1-4462-3331-3. Retrieved January 26, 2016.
  3. 1 2 "The beauty queens up there". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
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