Since 1947, 51 ladies have been crowned Miss Liberation Day Queen.
Liberation Queen Committee chair Tina Pangelinan said a subcommittee will be formed to reach out to the former queens.
For this year’s pageant, interested ladies can submit their applications from March 26 to April 26.
Application forms are available at the mayor’s office from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Afetnas building in San Antonio.
An applicant should be 14 to 20 years of age, must be single and with good moral character.
Liberation Queen Committee will evaluate each applicant.
Pangelinan is encouraging all former Liberation Queens to get in touch with the mayor’s office.
The past queens are Maria Ada Deleon Guerrero, Lorenza “Encha” Torres Duenas, Conception Ada Torres, Margarita “Lily” Camacho Sablan, Frances Tenorio Sablan, Ephidia T. Cruz, Cecilia Sakisat, Ephidia “Piding” Camacho Sablan, Linda V. Cepeda, Precilla San Nicolas Muna, Linda Tudela Cabrera, Victoria LG. Borja, Annie Deleon Guerrero Hayes, Patricia Seman Rasa, Pauline Deleon Guerrero-Kapileo, Piding Tudela Tenorio, Julie Tudela Lieto, Juanita Crisostomo-Aflague, Cynthia Mendiola Fleming, Jovita P. Dela Cruz, Denita Kaipat, Josephine Togawa, Cindy Laniyo, Gina Sedmik, Ann Margaret Demapan, Chorito Eugenio, Doris Ann Babauta, Clarissa Tanaka Bearden, Eileen Taitano Yamada, Maria King Camacho, Lynn Amirez, Patty B. Songsong, Jacqueline S. Sablan, Francine Deleon Guerrero Calvo, Jaime Mettao, Lorraine Peter, Ann Margaret Castro Borja, Michelle Taitano Iginoef, Claudia Santos, Jesma Ada Camacho, Janice King, Raelynn Deleon Guerrero Camacho, Katrina Lynn Tudela Tenorio, Mini Phan C. Ta, Leisana Kaipat Ogumoro, Yvonne Passi, Rayna Aldan, Janelle Duenas Reyes, Kaylynn Angelynn Lizama Sablan, Isabel Rosa Maria Castro Muna, Margarita B. Matsumoto, Sinforosa B. Kamiyama, Celina P. Villagomez and Elizabeth Pangelinan.
