Hastings Central School

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 179, 14 July 1927, Page 9

Hastings Central School

Children’s Night Ont. FANCY DRESS BALL. A GREAT SUCCESS.

The Hastings Central School held their annual plain and fancy dress ball last night, in the Assembly Hall, which was taxed to its utmost capacity with children from tiny kiddies up to young people of 12 to J 4, arranyed in fancy costumes of all kinds, whilst the sides of the hall and the gaUery were packed with parents and guardians, as well as with the general public gathered to witness the disptay. Mr J. Bark, assisted by the teaching staff, was in charge of the grand march, which stepped off at 7.45, headed by Willie Kirk and Joyce Symonds, John Trotter and Kathleen Rowe and Burnett Whyte and Clare Brown, and the colourings and quaintness of the garbings formed a very attractive picture as the children marched, in different movements through the halt Another feature of the evening was the Maypole dance, in which the children danced round six Maypoles, forming a very pretty spectactle, which was the subject of inuch favourable comment. Subsequently the little ones let themselves go in general dancing. t< their huge delight, and in due course they were entertained at a dainty and plentiful supper, which was not the least of the evening s engagements. LIST OF PRIZES. Following is the prize list, the trophies being donated by Mr and Mrs H. C. Baird, Messrs S. Cohen, C. Lassen, J. Shaw, Mrs S. Bone and the school committee: —Maureen and Jean Priest, “Duke and Duchess of York”; Jean Rush Munro, “Rainbow"; Roy Nichol, “Banana"; Cannie WeTlonghby, “Taxi"; D. Heaton, 44 London Matchseller"; Van Brown, * Spring Cleaning"; John Trotter, “Rajah"; Ina Parkinson, “Folly"; Masters Le Quesne and Hunter, “Mr end Mrs Brown"; Joyce Symonds and W. Kirk, “John Bull and Britannia"; Mime Amiria Apapatu, “Samoan"; L. Bashford, “Chinaman"; Irvine McMillian, “Wireless"; B. Edwards, “Swagger"; Dulcie Johnson, “Confectioner’s Shop"; Leslie Culver,

“Unemployed"; Jean Nelson (Mr Bones special prize); prettiest girl, under eight;Leslie Culver (Mr Bones special), most original boy, under eight; Maureen Findlayson, Mr Cunhold’s special prize; Jean and Maureen Priest, special prize. GIRLS. Clare Brown, ” Spider Web;” Dorothy Kirk, “Poet Card*;*' Ina Parkinson, “Folly;” Betty Kemp, “Gipsy Queen;’’ Kathleen Rowe, *Night;“ Ellen Boyer, “Humming Top;” Lorna Willoughby, “Danger Signals;’* Betty Lord, “Gentleman in Court of Louis XIV.;” Mona McGarth, “Carnival Bella;’* Thelma Hackett and Nancy Watson, “Boy and Girl;” Joyce Symonds, “Brittania;” Harley Bates, “Paint-box;” Hazel Turner, “Pierrette;” Verona Bone, “Bone and Shaw;” Nola Marshall, “Miss Springtime;” Jean Hood, “Pierrette;” Joyce Robinson, “Wisteria;” Winnie Kitt, “Night-” Dorothy Manning, “Irish Colleen;” Joyce Willoughby, “Grandmama;” Elsie Gibb, ”Buy British Goods;” Dulcie Johnston, “Selphast Home-made Sweets;” Enid Lusher, “Bon-Bon;”

Helen Hunter, "Lampshade;” Phyllis Littlejohn, “Pierrette;” Jean RushMunro, “Rainbow;” Elsie Littlejohn, “Gipsy;” Meta McAleese, “Poppy;” Myra Johnston, “Flower Girl;” June Lowe, “Beach Girl;” Inez Holdsworth, “Fan;” Thora Robinson, “Jingle Bells;” Lois Stewart, "Christinas Stocking;” Mavis Stewart, “Fairy Dyes;” Nan Brown, “Spring Cleaning;” Kitty Colwill, “Christmas Decorations;” Amy Mackay, “Buy British Goods;” Valda Tong, “Chinese Lantern;” Zoe Ashcroft, “Spirit of Spring;” Betty Heaps', “Carnival Bells;" Merle Lange, “Dutch Girl;” Amiria Apatu, “Hawaiian;” Venice Wall, "Mother Goose;” June Muir, “Tomato;” Lorna Nicholl, “Night;” Alma Crawford, "Hawaiian;” Gwen Clark, “Indian Squaw;” Jean Findlay, “Gypsy;” Marjorie Marshall, “Carnival;” Peggy Lord, "Butterfly;" Gladys Kitt, “Christmas Tree;” Marjorie Walden, "May Queen;" Peggy Agnew, "Spinning Top;” Iris Harding, “Pierrette;” Mavis Lye, "Carnival Fun;” Dorothy Shephard, “Spanish Dancer;” Patricia McQuillan, “No More Strike;" Olive Church, “Courtier;” Olga Hemmingson, “Moth;” Joyce Lange, “Soldier Girl;" Ida Lusher, "Topsy;” Joan Gibb, “Oranges and Lemons;” Molly Wells, “Hawaiian;” Violet Batt, “Gipsy;” Connie Willoughby, “A.A.B. Taxi Service;” Joan Carlton, “Irish Colleen;” Molly Hull, “Gipsy;” Ruth Hensman, ’’Pierrette;” Elizabeth Twaddell, “Red Riding Hood;” Rona Tong. "Collegiate;" Molly Clifford, “Belgian Girl;” Betty Emmett, "Cottage Window;” Venus Arrowsmith, “Hawaiian;” Nancy Lee, “Dutch Boy;” Violet Webb, "Queen of Hearts;” Doris Price, "A Fan;” Nira Price, “Fairy;” Marion Whimp, “BonBon;” Eunice Graham, “Pierrette;” Nella Clark, “Hawaiian;” Edna De Frere, “Unemployed;” Florence Dysart, “Red Riding Hood;” Betty Bark, “Feather Fan;’ Aileen Hunter, “Water Sprite;” Ina Mackay, “Jackie Coogan;** Muriel Shaw, "Pierrette;” Margaret Smith, “Chrysanthemum;” Rita Parkinson, “Mistress Mary;” Stella Swiggs, “Lampshade;" Georgina Jackson, “Question;” Ruby Pellng, “Night;” Freda Martin, “Red Cross Nurse;” Elaine Ross. “Butterfly;" Doris Willoughby, “Daffodil;” Rosalind Pointon, “Sunbeam Fairy;” Moira Beckett, “Rose;” Phyllis Robinson. “Kinky Kid;” Rita Dixon, “Dolly Varden;” Jean Inns, “Chocolate;” Jean McQuillin. “Powder Puff;” Violet Wairoa, “Wall-paper;” Julie Tucker, “Little Miss Muffet;” Patty McKay, “Posy Girl;” Joan Trendall. “Fairy;" Joy Anderson. “Little Miss Muffet;” Elaine Lockyer, “Powder Puff;" Ivy Pelling, "Bluebell;” Malvina Holdsworth, "Rose;” Mavis Corby, "Spring," Joyce Gorby, “Registry Office;" Isabel Corby. “Belgium;" Dolly Harvey, "Sunflower;” Mavis Mardon, "Oranges and Lemons;” Rosie Wall, “Early , Victoria;” Helen Smith, “Bed-time; ’ Jean Cassin, “Raffia Craze; Jack and Jean Olsen, “Jack and Jill;" Jean and Maureen Priest, “The Duke and the little Duchess;” Helen and Trixie kMjsaiH “Moonlight and Roses;”

Stanley Hunter and Colin Le Quense, “Mr. and Mrs. Brown;” Jessie Bark, “Feather Fan;” Joy Fritchly, “Eastern Girl;” Joyce Bell, “White Swan;” Freda, Green, “Lady Bird;” Annie Russell, "Fairy;” Joyce Cross, “Folly;” Mary O’Neill, “The Vanishing Lady;” Kathleen O’Neill, “Balloons;” Cecelia O’Neill, "Queen of Diamonds;" Erica Roach, "Folly;” Helen Roach, “Balloons;" Irene Hopkins, “25 Flour;” Joy Forster, “Rainbow Fairy;’’ Rata Waldie, “Fairy;” Betty Ross, "Gipsy;" Phyllis Loomes, ’’Spangles;” Doris Hammond, “House Maid;” Roma Inns, “Hastings Advertisement;” Jean Inns, Balloons; Joyce McKay, "Danger Signals;” Valda Sutton, "French Courtier;” O’Reida McKay, “Miss Muffet;” Alice Waldie, " Early Victorian;” Mary Martin, “Kolynos Tooth Paste;” Thora Davidson, “A Dewdrop;” Marjorie Church, “Red Geranium;” Dalby Lean, —; Shirley Hatherell, "Queen of Hearts;” Jean Stock, “Russian Bay;" Phyllis Smith, “Gold-tipped Cigarette;’’ Valma Ross, "Target;” Jessie Trotter, "Spring Chicken;” Nettie O’Leary, “Winter;” Maureen Priest, “Duchess.” BOYS. George Drayson, “Jockey;" Noel Tucker, "Tribune;” Robert Sissons, “Persian Boy;” Hall Cain, “The Rival Blues;" Leonard Atkins, "Harlequin;” John Trotter, “Rajah;” Walter Jones, “Pierrot;" Willie Kirk, “John Bull;” Tom Wilson, “Rajah;” Louis Mayo, “Russian Peasant;" lan Moean, “Dutch Boy;" Frank Nelson, "Pierrot;” Hector Sinclair, “Pierrot;” Norman Rummery, “Cricketer;” Melville Rush-Munroe, “Mr. Grundy;” Bob Stead, “Mexican Man;” lan Muir, "Cow Boy;" Bob May, “War Veteran;” Mick Hull, "Cricketer;” Edmund Symes, “Cracker;" Lewis McDougall, "Puritan;" Noel Fritchley, “Pierrot;” Percy Dixon, “Dick Turpin;” Horace Norton, “Indian Chief;” Archie Parkhili, “Pierrot;” Leo White, “Pierrot;" Willie Pointon, “Bowler;” George Struthers, “Pierrot;” Jack Bone, “Romeo;” Bruce Edwards, "Tramp;” Lewis Clarke, "Ace of Hearts;’’ Roy Nicholl, “Yes We have No Bananas;" lan Newrick, “Felix the Cat;” Bertie Wright, “A Chinaman;” Eric Watson, “Parcel Post;” Norman Strange, "Coster Boy;” Jack Swiggs, “Robin Hood;” Murray Andrews, “Neapolitan Fisherman;" Eric Heney, “Pierrot;" Leslie Draper, "Indian;” Fred Boyle, “Folly;” Kenneth Findlay, "Clown;" Fred Hemmingson, “Cow-boy;” William Howard, “Coster;” Stuart Shaw, “Pierrot;” Frank Short, “Coster;” Jack Waldie, “Butcher;" George O’Leary, “Indian Chief;” Reginald Shoesmith, "Golliwog;" William McFarlane, "Pirate;" Eric Draper, “Pierrot;” Hapi Stratton, “Indian;” Denys Heaton, “London Match Seller;" Ray Forster, “Blue Bird;" Chis Jenkinson, "Harlequin;” Claude Davidson, "Page Boy;” George Schrrtoll, "Clown;” Jack Lee, “Indian;” Ron Hunter, “Toy Soldier;” Pat Harvey, “Chinaman;” Errol Bone, “Flags of Nations;" Charles Lusher, “The Collector;” Harold Lancaster, “A Rook;” Dalby Lean. “Book Cover;” Noel Morrison, “Jockey;” Jim Brunton, “An Egg;” Irvine McMillan, “Mr. Radio Man;” Tom Tajlor, “Little Boy Blue;” Jim Waldie, “Little Boy Blue;” Norman Wright, "Swagger;" John McConaghty, “Indian;” Guy Parkinson, “Cricketer;” Jack Sissons, “Cow-boy;” Westley McDonald, “Indian;” Sam Tong, “Felix;” Claude Bond, “Sailor;” Charlie Webb, “King of Hearts;” Alex Shewan, “Pierrot;” lan Proctor, “Little Boy Blue;” Terry Wilson, “Combuyo Bowser;” Henry Dysart, “Chinaman;” Eddie Drayson, “Egyptian Dance;" Albert Donkin, “Shell Red Can;” Trevor Morrison, “Kinky Kid;” lan MacPhee, “White Rabbit;” John Lockyer, “Pierrot;" Frank Veysey, “Pierrot;” Charles Rawling, “White Sister;" Leslie Culver, "Unemployed;” Fred Corby, “Pirate;" John Pritchard, “Butcher;” Charlie Bourgeous, “Indian Chief;” Jack McArthur, “Bridge;” Reggie McMillan, “Swagger;” Lindsay Bash ford, “Chinese Question;” Ray Russell, “Golliwog;” Stanley Monrad, "School Boy;” Douglas Heywood, "Cow-boy;” Terence Lovell, “Cowboy;” Max Lord, "Swagger;” Cliff Hutchinson, “Dutch Boy."