Miss World 1984

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

The 34th Miss World Pageant was held on 15 November 1984 in the Royal Albert Hall, London, UK. The winner was Astrid Carolina Herrera Irrazabal from Venezuela. The 1st and 2nd runner-ups were Constance Ellen (Connie) Fitzpatrick from Canada, and Lou-Anne Caroline Ronchi from Australia. It was hosted by Peter Marshall and Judith Chalmers.

Results

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results.

Order of Semifinalists

Order of Finalists

• 1. Ireland
• 2. Australia
• 3. Canada
• 4. Brazil
• 5. United Kingdom
• 6. Venezuela
• 7. United States

Special awards

• Personality: Ana Luisa Seda Reyes (Panama),
• Photogenic: Astrid Carolina Herrera Irrazábal (Venezuela)

Continental Queens

• Africa: Khadija (Kate) Adam Ismail - Kenya
• Americas: Astrid Carolina Herrera Irrazábal - Venezuela
• Asia: Iris Louk - Israel
• Europe: Vivienne Mary Rooke - United Kingdom
• Oceania: Lou-Anne Caroline Ronchi - Australia

72 Contestants

Nation	Contestant	Hometown
American Virgin Islands	Sandy Lewis	St. Croix
Aruba	Margaret Jane Bislick	Oranjestad
Australia	Lou-Ann Caroline Ronchi	Perth
Austria	Heidemarie Pilgerstorfer	Linz
Bahamas	Yvette Monique Rolle	Nassau
Barbados	Gale Angela Thomas	Christ Church
Belgium	Brigitte Maria Antonia Muyshondt	Antwerp
Bermuda	Rhonda Cherylene Wilkinson	St. Georges
Bolivia	Erika Weise	Santa Cruz
Brazil	Adriana Alves de Oliveira	Sao Paulo
Canada	Constance Ellen (Connie) Fitzpatrick	Hamilton
Cayman Islands	Thora Ann Crighton	George Town
Chile	Maria Soledad García Leinenweber	Santiago
Colombia	Angela Patricia Janiot Martirena	Bucaramanga
Costa Rica	Catalina Maria Blum Peña	San Jose
Curacao	Ivette del Carmen Atacho	Willemstad
Cyprus	Agathi Demetriou	Paphos
Denmark	Pia Melchioren	Frederikshavn
Dominican Republic	Mayelinne Ines de Lara Almanzar	Bonao
Ecuador	Maria Sol Corral Zambrano	Guayaquil
El Salvador	Celina Maria Lopez Parraga	San Salvador
Finland	Anna-Liisa Tilus	Helsinki
France	Martine Robine	Paris
Gambia	Mirabelle Carayol	Banjul
Germany	Brigitta Berx	Düsseldorf
Gibraltar	Karina Suzanne Hollands	Gibraltar
Greece	Vassiliki (Vana) Barba	Athens
Guam	Janet Rachelle Clymer	Mangilao
Guatemala	Carla Giovanna Aldana Fontana	Guatemala City
Holland	Nancy Neede	Amsterdam
Honduras	Myrtice Elitha Hyde	San Pedro Sula
Hong Kong	Joan Tong Lai-Kau	Hong Kong
Iceland	Berglind Johansen	Reykjavík
India	Suchita Kumar	Bombay
Ireland	Olivia Marie Tracey	Dublin
Isle of Man	Jill Armstrong	Braddan
Israel	Iris Louk	Rishon LeZion
Italy	Federica Silvia Tersch	Milan
Jamaica	Jacqueline Q. Crichton	Kingston
Japan	Ayako Ohsone	Tokyo
Kenya	Khadija (Kate) Ismail Adam	Nairobi
Korea	Lee Joo-hee	Seoul
Lebanon	Eliane Khoury	Beirut
Malaysia	Christine Teo Pick Yoon	Kuala Lumpur
Malta	Graziella Attard Previ	Gzira
Mexico	Mariana Sofia Urrea Stetner	Guadalajara
New Zealand	Barbara Rose McDowell	Auckland
Nigeria	Cynthia Oronsaye	Lagos
Norway	Ingrid Maria Martens	Oslo
Panama	Ana Luisa Seda Reyes	Panama City
Paraguay	Susana Maria Ivasiuten Haurelechen	Encarnacion
Peru	Gloria Cristina Loayza-Guerra	Trujillo
Philippines	Aurora Elvira Gayoso Sevilla	Manila
Poland	Magdalena Jaworska†	Warsaw
Portugal	Maria Leonor Mendes Correia	Lisbon
Puerto Rico	Maria de los Angeles Rosas Silva	San Juan
Singapore	Jenny Li Peng Koh	Singapore
Spain	Juncal Rivero Fadrique Castilla	Valladolid
Sri Lanka	Bhagya Udeshinka Gunasinghe	Colombo
Swaziland	Busie Motsa	Manzini
Sweden	Brigitte Madeleine Gunnarsson	Malmo
Switzerland	Silvia Anna Affolter	Sarnen
Tahiti	Hinarii Kilian	Punaauia
Thailand	Intira Insompoh	Bangkok
Trinidad & Tobago	Ria Judy Joanne Rambardan	Tunapuna
Turks and Caicos Islands	Miriam Coralita Adams	Grand Turk
United Kingdom	Vivienne Mary Rooke	Bristol
United States	Kelly Lea Anderson	Clarksburg
Uruguay	Giselle Barthou Quintes	Montevideo
Venezuela	Astrid Carolina Herrera Irrazábal	Caracas
Western Samoa	Ana Bentley	Apia
Yugoslavia	Dinka Delić	Zenica

Trivia

Returning countries and Debuts

• Kenya last competed in 1968.
• Nigeria last competed in 1979.
• Sri Lanka, and Tahiti last competed in 1982.

Withdrawals and Nations not competing

• Turkey did not attend the Miss World because of issues with franchise-holding both in national and in international pageants.
• Indonesia did not attend the Miss World because the Government banned Indonesian girls to compete such as Beauty Pageants.

Other Notes

• Belgium, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Finland, France, Gambia, Germany, Holland, Honduras, Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland competed in Miss Universe 1984 in Miami four months before Miss World.
  • Holland, Nancy Neede, made into the semi-finals in both Miss Universe and Miss World pageants at the same year.
• Brazil placed as 3rd runner-up in Miss Universe 1981 and coincidentally lost to another Venezuelan, Irene Saez, while Australia failed to make into the semi-finals in Miss Universe 1982.
• Poland, Magdalena Jaworska died on 8 July 1994 from electric shock while taking a bath.
• Canada, Connie Fitzpatrick is now the president of Miss World Canada Organization.
• Colombia, Patricia Janiot, is now a CNN commentator.
• Ireland, Olivia Marie Tracey, also made into semi-finals in Miss Universe 1985. Olivia became one of the most renowned actresses in Hollywood today.
• 6 out of 15 countries which made it into the semifinals, were not in the semifinals last year: Canada and Venezuela (1981), Australia, Finland and Switzerland (1982). Kenya had made into the semi-finals for the first time, after its debut in 1960.

Contestants Preliminary Scores

External sources

• Official site