International Teen Princess

• The International Teen Princess was a contest that began in 1966 in Chicago, Illinois, where it was held for four years. In 1970 its name was changed to World Teen Princess and held three times in European locations. In 1973 it was changed to two contest; one Teen Princess that was continued for two times and apparently was discontinued after the 1974 pageant in Venezuela. other Miss Teenage Peace International in Oranjestad, Aruba that in 1974 its name was changed to "Miss Teenage Intercontinental".

Kristiina Kankaanpää Teen Princess 1967 from Finland is crowning Elaheh Azodi Teen Princess 1968 from Iran.

Winners
  • 1966: Japan - Reiko Oshida
  • 1967: Finland - Kristiina Kankaanpää
  • 1968: Iran - Elaheh Azodi
  • 1969: Israel - Sharona Marech
  • 1970: Norway - Elisabeth Krogh
  • 1971: Venezuela - Maria Conchita Alonso Bustillo
  • 1972: United States - Kathy St. Johns
  • 1973: Germany - Ute Kittelberger
  • 1974: India - Radha Bartake
Year Teen Princess Winner Country Date Entries Host City Host Country Results
1966 Reiko Oshida  Japan 21-May 12 Chicago, Illinois United States
  1. Japan Reiko Oshida
  2. Philippines Mary Jane Madamba
  3. France Betty Dalbrey
  4. Austria Jeannette Wellems
1967 Kristiina Kankaanpa  Finland 26-May 15 Chicago, Illinois United States
  1. Finland Kristiina Kankaanpää
  2. India Chandana Banerjee
  3. Iran Shahla Vahabzadeh
  4. Japan Setsuko Seo
1968 Elaheh Azodi  Iran 08-Jun 16 Chicago, Illinois United States
  1. Iran Elaheh Azodi
  2. New Zealand Lynne Pledger
  3. Venezuela Jeannette Amelia Coromoto Sánchez
  4. Portugal Rita Romina de Mattos Chaves
1969 Sharona Marech  Israel 07-Jun 12 Chicago, Illinois United States
  1. Israel Sharona Marech
  2. Venezuela Milagros Gámez
  3. South Africa Marlene Arkin
  4. Philippines Edna Milagros Elegado
1970 Elisabeth Krogh  Norway 25-Jul 21 West Berlin Germany
  1. Norway Elisabeth Krogh
  2. France Helene Lefort
  3. Sweden Ann Sofi Hjalmarson
1971 Maria Conchita Alonso  Venezuela 10-Jul 16 Lisbon Portugal
  1. Venezuela Maria Conchita Alonso Bustillo
  2. Norway Siri Gro Nygard
  3. Germany Evelin Jörg
1972 Kathy St. Johns  United States 12-Jun 26 West Berlin Germany
  1. United States Kathy St. Johns
  2. Iran Roya Rouhani Moghadam
  3. Israel Emmi Hoder
  4. Brazil Adrienne Cançado Rohfs
  5. Sweden Ase Thaström
1973 Utta Kittelberger  Germany 16-Jun 21 Izmir Turkey
  1. Germany Ute Kittelberger
  2. Turkey Özlenen Deniz Birdinc
  3. Ireland Mary Hunnigan
1974 Radha Bartake  India 27-July 17 Caracas Venezuela
  1. India Radha Bartake
  2. Canada Diana MacDonald
  3. Curaçao Susana Juliet
  4. Germany Gitti Schulz
  5. United States Cindy Harrell
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