Miss Asia Quest 1968

VenueAraneta Coliseum, Quezon City, Metro Manila, PhilippinesDirectorMiss Asia Quest Inc.OwnerDr. Vicente Ocampo, Jr.Entrants12Placements5DebutsWithdrawalsWinnerMacy Shih
 TaiwanPhotogenicCassandra Stiles
 Australia

Miss Asia Quest 1968 was the second Miss Quest Asia pageant, held at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines, on December 8, 1968.

Angela Filmer of Malaysia crowned Macy Shih of Taiwan as her successor at the end of the event. The pageant aims to promote tourism, peace, goodwill, credit and trading to the participating countries. Shih also received P10,000 (US$ 2,500 at 1968 rates) cash prize, a complete wardrobe, Asian cities tour, gifts ranging from camera to toothpaste. Her court each received P1,000 and prizes in kind.^[1][2][3]

Placement	Contestant
Miss Asia Quest 1968	Taiwan – Macy Shih
1st Runner-Up	Australia – Cassandra Stiles
2nd Runner-Up	Japan – Atsumi Ikeno
3rd Runner-Up	Philippines – Jane Mozo de Goya
4th Runner-Up	Thailand – Valisra Trungvachirachi

Award	Contestant
Miss Friendship	Singapore – Violet Neo
Miss Photogenic	Australia – Cassandra Stiles
Miss Talent	India – Annabella Crawford

• Guam Senator Earl Conway
• Andrew Gruber
• Alberto de Joya
• Israel Consul Benjamin Abileah
• R. A. Fairweather of the Canadian Embassay
• Kimiko Kuma of the Japanese Embassy
• Bertrand Rault of the French Embassy
• T. E. Colbrook of Australia
• Juan Quintos
• Mrs. Trinidad Enriquez
• Joe Quirino

•  Australia – Cassandra Stiles
•  Ceylon – Marlene Beverly Seneveratne
•  Hong Kong – Sandra Cheung Siu-Ling
•  India – Annabella Crawford
•  Israel – Miriam Domkin
•  Japan – Atsumi Ikeno
•  South Korea – Chang Hye-Sun
•  Okinawa – Sachie Kawamitsu
•  Philippines – Jane Mozo de Goya
•  Singapore – Violet Neo
•  Taiwan – Macy Shih
•  Thailand – Valisra Trungvachirachi

•  Malaysia – Maznah Mohamed Ali (she was not accepted by the organization to compete due to relations between Malaysia and the Philippines were suspended)^[4]

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