AWATUNA

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 6 November 1933, Page 2

AWATUNA

SCHOOL CONCERT. (From Our Own Correspondent). A very successful children’s concert was heid in tin- Awatuna Hall on Wednesday afternoon. An outstanding item was a. frog dance by young Ramsay Boyd, who played his own accompaniment with a mouth organ organ, while dancing. The follow.n° was the programme announced by young Pat Bourke, who- acted a-s chairman-: Song, -school, ‘‘Olu Blank Joe”; recitations. “A Rainy Day,” Audrey Bourke, “Little Cock Sparrow,” Bract Boyd, “The Bulb House,” Douglas Davison; song, seniors, “The Cradle Song” ; recitations,, “Incidents of the French Camp,” Ramsay Boyd, “West Wind,” Evelyn Lind, “Home Thoughts From Abroad,” Joe Parkes; song, juniors, “Come” ; recitations, “My Dog,” Elsie Phillips, “While Daddy Shaves,” Peggy Willing, “A Birdie With a Yellow Bill” Dave Bridgeman; song, -seniors, “Blow My Bully Boys” ; recitations, “The Tarry Buccaneers” Jack Niecolls, “The Hump” Josephine Bourke, “Billy and Me” Royclen Peppered ; mouth organ solo, Ramsay Boyd; frog dance and own accompaniment, Ramsay Boyd; song, juniors, “Darby and Joan”; recitations, “The Daffodils” Thelma Bankhead, “The Dutch” Leo Bridgman, ‘The Brook” Mary Alty; song, juniors, “Lullaby”; piano solo, June Peppered; piano solo, Bessie Niecolls. ■ At the conclusion of the concert, Mr Davison, chairman of the school committee, thanked the teachers for their work and the parents for their attendance.