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LAST NAME FIRST NAME CLASS ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP CODE Andrews Kosikowski Paula Class of 1952 5210 Redford Drive Brunswick OH 44212 Anitori Huff Virginia Class of 1952 1109 Duvall Heights Wellsburg WV 26070 Arthurs James P. & Donna (Horne) Class of 1952 & 1951 116 White Bell Circle Wellsburg WV 26070 Athey Francis Z. Class of 1952 85 Blake Cove Douglasville GA 30134 Bane Baker Beverly Yvonne Class of 1952 12324 Obard Drive Saratoga CA 95070 Blake John C. Class of 1952 489 Haymaker Town Road Troutville VA 24175 Brown Heath Marlene Rae Class of 1952 P.O. Box 324 Waverly FL 33877 Burnside Buchanan Juanita Class of 1952 108 Therese Drive Weirton WV 26062 Buchanan Cercone Levina Class of 1952 150 Scenery Hill Wellsburg WV 26070 Buffington Lauck Doris Class of 1952 1907 Main Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Beagle Carey Mable Class of 1952 416 Gilbert Avenue Follansbee WV 26037 Christopher Larter Alda Class of 1952 110 Wyngate Drive #125 Weirton WV 26062 Cipoletti Lucas Eva Class of 1952 1920 Charles Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Coulter Stanley & Joyce (Dickson) Class of 1952 & 1957 5108 Apple Pie Ridge Road Wellsburg WV 26070-2437 Davis John Class of 1952 103 Spring Crest Drive Nicholasville KY 40356 Deuley Lloyd Class of 1952 20725 Yupon Lane Porter TX 77365 Diserio Virginia Class of 1952 2014 Pleasant Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Fyke Foote Evelyn Class of 1952 3314 Richman N.E. Grand Rapids MI 49505 Gilchrist Keith & Patricia (Combs) Class of 1952 & 1955 14102 E. Linvale Place #605 Aurora CO 80014-3728 Givens Ferguson Connie Class of 1952 847 Washington Pike Wellsburg WV 26070 Gorby Cross Jean Class of 1952 1338 West Liberty Road Bethany WV 26032 Frayer Johnson Shirley Class of 1952 220 White Bell Circle Wellsburg WV 26070 Grimm Augustine Martha Class of 1952 2702 Commerce St. Wellsburg WV 26070 Havelka Brettell Joanne Class of 1952 1106 Hukill Street Brilliant OH 43913 Hoenig Ronald Class of 1952 NURSING HOME Isinghood Visnic Clara Class of 1952 1669 Moreland Drive Steubenville OH 43952 Jordan Nicolas Class of 1952 2410 Hess Avenue Wheeling WV 26003 Kemp Raymond & Brenda (Williams) Class of 1952 & 1965 220 Fowler Hill Road Wellsburg WV 26070 Kerr Roger & Nancy (Gordon) Class of 1952 & 1953 101 East Hillcrest Drive Wellsburg WV 26070 Kotch George Class of 1952 111 Shangri La Lane Wellsburg WV 26070 Maloney Fryer Helen Class of 1952 631 Bowser Drive New Carlisle OH 45344 McCammon Gerald J. Class of 1952 8219 Sangersville Road Bridgewater VA 22812 McDonald Dwayne Class of 1952 466 Spielman Hwy. Burlington CT 6013 Morgan Richard & Joan (Sullivan) Class of 1952 & 1953 3483 S. Redoledo Road Yuma AZ 85365 Music Harry & Alwilda (Lauch) Class of 1952 & 1953 1923 Shore Drive Edgewater MD 21037 McClure Harry Class of 1952 House 41040, Box 62 Beallsville OH 43716 Nelson Taylor Christina Class of 1952 1204 Rabbit Hill Road Wellsburg WV 26070-3001 Orr DeWitt Lorraine Class of 1952 39-2nd Street, Box 225 Beech Bottom WV 26030 Pepe Antigo Flora Class of 1952 2252 Main Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Patterson Ralph Class of 1952 4605 N. Wilder Road Plant City FL 33565 Pfabe Howard Class of 1952 230 White Bell Circle Wellsburg WV 26070 Quinn James Class of 1952 1036 Wabash Avenue Grafton OH 44044 Sacripanti Eleanor Class of 1952 2211 Main Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Scott Eugene Class of 1952 33 Walker Manor Colliers WV 26035 Sperringer Durst Joanne Class of 1952 1605 Middle Golf Drive, Unit 212 Sanibel FL 33957-7604 Staffileno Salereno Mary Joyce Class of 1952 128 Hindman Lane, Woodland Estates Weirton WV 26062 Stipandic VanDyke Carolyn Class of 1952 9760 SE Gomez Avenue Hobe Sound FL 33455-3005 Straut Nelson F Class of 1952 100 Silver Beach Avenue #328 Daytona Beach FL 32118 Tarr Norman & Johann (O'Connell) Class of 1952 & 1954 1910 Marianna Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Taylor Lloyd & Rosalie (Woodstuff) Class of 1952 & 1955 23910 Lake Park Court Lutz FL 33549 Traubert, MD John W. Class of 1952 P.O. Box 3704 Topsail Beach NC 28455-9831 Trax Raymond Class of 1952 338 Scott Drive Lancaster OH 43130 Tuite Girone Jean Class of 1952 1048 Falling Leaf Court Brentwood TN 37027-6216 Weekley Santoro Pat Class of 1952 19312 Overleaf Lane Davidson NC 28036 Sims White Kay Class of 1952 14980 Sprucevale Road, Lot 4 East Liverpool OH 43920-9052 Wilson Eugene Class of 1952 1410 Keat Street Inverness FL 34450-6869 Waite Walter & Saundra (Coen) Class of 1952 & 1960 2223 Marianna Street Wellsburg WV 26070 White Northcraft Betty Class of 1952 178 Chapel Road Claysville PA 15323 Agnew Debar Janet Class of 1954 P.O. Box 1117 Gualala CA 95445 Aracich Reck Marie Class of 1954 2201 Pleasant Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Battalio Hervey Donna Class of 1954 717 High Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Bellas Panagulias Lillie Class of 1954 332 Highland Pines Drive Pittsburgh PA 15237 Boynes Martin Ella Ruth Class of 1954 127 Stuart Drive Wintersville OH 43953 Brummage Kins Billie Class of 1954 5068 Apple Pie Ridge Wellsburg WV 26070 Buono Youngs Barbara Class of 1954 725 Lee Circle, F-25 Johnson City NY 13790 Grimm Eugene Class of 1954 2901 Charles Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Caldwell William Class of 1954 P.O. Box 283 Keene TX 76059 Campbell David Fredrick Class of 1954 3917 Burgundy Bay W Medina OH 44256 Cipoletti Eugene & Judy (Mechling) Class of 1954 & 1957 410 Washington Pike Wellsburg WV 26070 Clark Lantz Carolyn Class of 1954 4002 Eldersville Road Colliers WV 26035 Cook Antal Patricia Class of 1954 102 East Hillcrest Drive Wellsburg WV 26070 Corrick Taylor Doris Jean Class of 1954 6209 Den Lee Drive Clinton MD 20735 Croniser McLaughlin Evelyn Class of 1954 225 Oregon Avenue Weirton WV 26062 Davis Golein Joanne Class of 1954 18005 US 301, Lot 171 Dade City FL 33523 Doyle Stark Rita Class of 1954 8813 Jackson Avenue Manassas VA 22110 Eddy Butler-Rine Emma Lee Class of 1954 158 Wolf Street Weirton WV 26062 Elliott Ray Class of 1954 104 White Drive Wellsburg WV 26070 Eltringham Ray Class of 1954 1602 Allegheny Street Follansbee WV 26037 Emig Eugene & Sharon (Shook) Class of 1954 & 1957 72 Blue Surf Court, #20021 Jasper GA 30143-9101 George Edward & Sandra(Fervier) Class of 1954 6 Beechwood Drive Wheeling WV 26003 Finell Daniel & Donna (Schmitt) Class of 1954 & 1956 1520 Grand Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Gilchrist Daniel L. & JoAnn (Fletcher) Class of 1954 59 Gilly Drive Wellsburg WV 26070 Fyke Harold Class of 1954 719 Powell Drive Niceville FL 32578 Garrett Neilsen Gaynel Class of 1954 13 Hickory Lane Wellsburg WV 26070 Gay Manalac Daneen Class of 1954 812 Bellvue Blvd. Steubenville OH 43952 Gorby Roger Class of 1954 2003 Pleasant Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Hickman Francis Class of 1954 133 Kimberly Drive Washington PA 15301-1621 Hoffman O'Connell Grace Class of 1954 544 Avenue H, Apt.107 Boise ID 83712 Horwood Bonar Nancy Class of 1954 97 Campground Road Loganton PA 17747 Jackson Nemeth Sondra Class of 1954 2026 Eldersville Road Follansbee WV 26037 Judge Young Ester Class of 1954 2111 Pleasant Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Kumpar Hendricks Lois Class of 1954 13891 E. Grandy Street Evansville WY 82636 Lewis Lazear Sheila Class of 1954 P.O. Box 168, 10-1st. Street Beech Bottom WV 26030-0168 Ludwig Archie Class of 1954 1336 McCords Hill Road Wellsburg WV 26070 Marsh Santilli Carolyn Class of 1954 110 Highland Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Mascolino Karkenny Jessie Class of 1954 295 E. Jefferson Media PA 19063 Evans Matthew & Eleanor (Mazzella) Class of 1954 5109 Apple Ridge Road Wellsburg WV 26070 McCammon Morris Ann Class of 1954 772 Waymans Ridge Moundsville WV 26041 McGowan Daniel & Marjorie (Bayless) Class of 1954 & 1957 123 Sanders Hill Road Wellsburg WV 26070 McKitrick Kenneth Class of 1954 71 Decker Avenue Greendale IN 47025-1472 Mechling Harold Class of 1954 1804 Main Street Welsburg WV 26070 Mondin Primo J. Class of 1954 14503 Woodcrest Drive Rockville MD 20853 Mushet William & Shirley (Beagle) Class of 1954 & 1956 235 Irish Estates Wellsburg WV 26070 O'Brien Michael Class of 1954 1502 Grand Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 O'Connell Tarr Johann Class of 1954 1910 Marianna Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Palmer Almasy Barbara Class of 1954 129 Brady's Ridge Wellsburg WV 26070 Patterson Zonker Joanne Class of 1954 9777 SE 174th Place Road Summerfield FL 34491 Paull James Class of 1954 100 Highland Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Peel Jay D. Class of 1954 1828 Wofford Avenue Jacksonville FL 32218 Quinn Pettit Janice Class of 1954 5802 Joanna Court Bridgeville OH 44035 Rine Charles Class of 1954 3421 Coseytown Road Greencastle PA 17225 Rogers Henthorn Alma Class of 1954 837 Main Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Scott Ruth JoAnn G. Class of 1954 4545 N. Maryvale Pkwy., Apt. B-307 Phoenix AZ 85031-1714 Scullion William Class of 1954 8508 Burnet Road Clay NY 13041 Smith Daniel & Iliene (Cole) Class of 1954 & 1956 2000 Maple Avenue Wellsburg WV 26070 Sovinski Veverka Catherine Class of 1954 5363 Reserve Way Sheffield Village OH 44054 Springborn Scherich Beverly Class of 1954 2004 Commerce Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Traubert Zurbuch Carolyn Class of 1954 203 Sylvester Drive Elkins WV 26241 VanKirk Shriner Barbara Class of 1954 291 Hillcrest Drive Wellsburg WV 26070 Vincent Provenzano Edie Class of 1954 2012 Charles Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Waugh Bonar Jean Class of 1954 140 Sunrise Lane Wellsburg WV 26070 West Richard & Betty (Smedley) Class of 1954 & 1950 111-27th Street Wellsburg WV 26070 Wintle George Class of 1954 16 Lambert Drive Mt. Carmel IL 62863-1738 Wiseman John Class of 1954 3919 Brightway Weirton WV 26062 Tredway Anita (Alleman) & Judith Class of 1941 & 1960 117 Taylor Avenue Wheeling WV 26003 Arbogast, Jr.
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    List of Miss World titleholders The following is a list of women who have won theMiss World title. Contents Miss World titleholders Country/Territory by winning the title References External links Miss World titleholders Date of Pageant Year Country/Territory Miss World Finals venue City Country/Territory Nº Age birth date Kiki June 17, London United July 29, 1951 Sweden[1] 26 22 Håkansson[1] 1929 Kingdom 1951 May-Louise September November 1952 Sweden[1] (2) 11 18 Flodin[2] 5, 1934 14, 1952 Denise February October 1953 France[2] 15 18 Perrier[2] 13, 1935 19, 1953 Antigone October 1954 Egypt[2] c. 1935 16 19 Costanda[2] 18, 1954 Susana August 11, October 1955 Venezuela[2] 19 19 Duijm[2] 1936 20, 1955 Petra September October 1956 Germany[2] 24 23 Schürmann[2] 15, 1933 15, 1956 Marita October October 1957 Finland[2] 23 18 Lindahl[2] 17, 1938 14, 1957 South Penelope Anne April 15, OCtober 1958 22 18 Africa[2] Coelen[2] 1940 13, 1958 [2] Corine May 8, November 1959 Holland [2] 37 21 Rottschäfer 1938 Lyceum 10, 1959 Theatre Norma June 17, November 1960 Argentina[2] 39 21 Cappagli[2] 1939 8, 1960 United Rosemarie February November 1961 37 18 Kingdom[2] Frankland[2] 1, 1943 9, 1961 Catharina January November 1962 Holland[2] (2) 33 20 Lodders[2] 28, 1942 8, 1962 Carole Joan February November 1963 Jamaica[2] 40 20 Crawford[2] 13, 1943 7, 1963 United March 27, November 1964 Ann Sidney[2] 42 20 Kingdom[2] (2) 1944 12, 1964 United Lesley November 1965 1945 48 20 Kingdom[2] (3) Langley[2] 19, 1965 August 23, November 1966 India[2] Reita Faria[2] 51