Miss International 1972



















































Miss International 1972
Date October 6, 1972
Presenters Byron Palmer
Venue Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan
Entrants 47
Placements 15
Withdrawals

  • Bahamas

  • Bermuda

  • Curacao

  • Dominican Republic

  • Guatemala

  • Honduras

  • Israel

  • Panama

  • Suriname

  • Trinidad and Tobago

  • Yugoslavia
Returns

  • Ceylon

  • Costa Rica

  • Greece

  • Hawaii

  • Malaysia

  • Singapore

  • Tahiti

  • Turkey
Winner
Linda Hooks
 Great Britain
Congeniality Miriam López
 Puerto Rico

Best National Costume		 Yolanda Adriatico Dominguez
 Philippines
Photogenic
Linda Hooks
 Great Britain

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Miss International 1972, the 12th edition of Miss International, was held on October 6, 1972 at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan. Delegates from 47 countries competed. Linda Hooks representing Britain won the country's second title by outgoing titleholder, Jane Cheryl Hansen from New Zealand.




Contents






  • 1 Results


    • 1.1 Placements




  • 2 Contestants


  • 3 Notes


    • 3.1 Did not compete




  • 4 External links





Results



Placements































Final results
 Contestant

Miss International 1972

  •  Great Britain – Linda Hooks

1st Runner-up

  •  Australia – Christine Nola Clark

2nd Runner-up

  •  Philippines – Yolanda Adriatico Dominguez

3rd Runner-up

  •  Brazil – Jane Vieira Macambira

4th Runner-up

  •  United States – Lindsay Bloom

Top 15


  •  Argentina – Adriana Graciela Martin


  •  Colombia – Lamia El Kouri Chaia


  •  Finland – Tarja Annikki Leskinen


  •  France – Suzanne Angly


  •  Germany – Brigitte Burfino


  •  Ireland – Katherine Talbot


  •  Japan – Yuko Tamehisa


  •  Portugal – Gilda Isabel Abreu


  •  Turkey – Hulya Ercan


  •  Venezuela – Marilyn Plessman Martínez


Contestants





  •  Argentina - Adriana Graciela Martin


  •  Australia - Christine Nola Clark


  •  Austria - Brigitt Matzak Von Goricke


  •  Belgium - Caroline A Devienne


  •  Bolivia - Leticia Brunn Aguilera


  •  Brazil - Jane Vieira Macambira


  •  Britain - Linda Hooks


  •  Canada - Bonny Brady


  •  Chile - Pamela Virginia Santibáñez Berg


  •  Colombia - Lamia El Kouri Chaia


  •  Costa Rica - Isabel Amador Zamora


  •  Denmark - Gitte Mogensen


  •  Ecuador - Lucia del Carmen Fernández Avellaneda


  •  Finland - Tarja Annikki Leskinen


  •  France - Suzanne Angly


  •  Germany - Brigitte Burfino


  •  Greece - Neti Fasouli


  •  Guam - Edna Maria Quintanilla


  •  Hawaii - Allison John


  •  Holland - Monica Strotmann


  •  Iceland - Kolbrun Sveinsdóttir


  •  India - Indira Muthanna


  •  Ireland - Katherine Talbot


  •  Italy - Rita Pistolozzi


  •  Japan - Yuko Tamehisa


  •  Korea - Suh Ae-ja


  •  Luxembourg - Lydia Thilgen


  •  Malaysia - Francesca Lee Mei Fung


  •  Malta - Dolores Abdilla


  •  Mexico - Margarita Julia Martinez


  •  New Zealand - Janice Dawn Walker


  •  Nicaragua - Connie Anne Ballantyne Sequeira


  •  Norway - Vigdis Thire


  •  Philippines - Yolanda "Yogi" Adriatico Dominguez


  •  Portugal - Gilda Isabel Abreu


  •  Puerto Rico - Miriam López


  •  Singapore - May Tan


  •  Spain - Gloria Puyol Toledo


  •  Sri Lanka - Damayanthi Gunewardena


  •  Sweden - Eva Andersson


  •   Switzerland - Anneliese Weber


  •  Tahiti - Moea Arapari


  •  Thailand - Sarinya Thattavorn


  •  Turkey - Hulya Ercan


  •  Uruguay - Christina Moller


  •  United States - Lindsay Bloom


  •  Venezuela - Marilyn Plessman Martínez




Notes



Did not compete




  •  Israel - Ronit Gafni

  •  Lebanon



External links


  • Pageantopolis - 1972 Miss International








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