BRILLIANT AFFAIR

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 198, 4 August 1928, Page 3

BRILLIANT AFFAIR

WAIPUKURAU SCHOOL BALL LARGE ATTENDANCE OF CHILDREN MANY STRIKING COSTUMES (Own Correspondent.) For that ever popular event, the ball of the scholars attending the Waipukurau District High School, complete preparations had been made by the committee set up for the occasion, and a really delightful eveniug’s merriment was the result. There was an excellent attendance at the Municipal Theatre. Messrs, C. F. Hartland. W. Adams, L. R. Cutforth, W. Gosnell, W. H. P. Walsh and G. Brierly were M’s.C.

The supper details for the evening were in the hands of a committee of ladies, headed by Miss Caughley. To Messrs F. B. Curd (Headmaster), W. G. Bryce (Chairman), and J. H. Hindman (Hon. Secretary) is due special credit for the attention paid to the general arrangements. Up till 11 o’clock several hundred juveniles were in occupation of the floor, a grand march, dances and games forming part of the entertaining programme, aided by the music provide:] by an orchestra under the leadership of Mr. S. H. Wood. The list of fancy costumes is as follows:— PRIMERS I and 11.

Girls.—Olga Bowley. “Pierrette”; Marjorie Clark, “Sunshade” ; Eunice Duckwork, “Jingle Bells” ; Margaret McLean “Fairy”; Pam Mcßae, “Bo Peep”; Betty Mcßae, “Spanish Dancer”; Dwina Pendray, “Sunshine” ; Cherry Raymond, “Early Victorian”; Audrey Taylor “Fairy”; Barbara Taylor, “Strawberry”; Freda Tucker, “Butterfly”; NancyWard, “Rose” ; Enid Wood, “Rosebud” ; Pam Fisher, “Quaker”; and Delia Boyle, “Shepherdess.” Boys.—Dick Bevin, “Spaniard”; Claude Boyle, “Full Moon” ; Frank Boyle, “Footballer”; Raymond Coughlan, “Cricketer” ; Roy Hames, “Puck”: Alan Howland, “Pirate”; Louis Moffatt, “Bird” ; Neville Rowlands, “Robin Redbreast”; Jack Staines, “Pierrot”; Ronald Walker, “Brownlie”; and Billie Wilson, “Page.”

PRIMERS 111. and IV

Girls.—Kathleen Dillon, “Butterfly”; Lottie Peddle. “School Girl”; Joyce Bowden, “Nurse”; Betty Bevan, “Fairy”; Peggy Ferguson, “Powder Puff”; Ida Harper, “Irish Colleen”; Audrey Tappin, “Columbine” ; Elsie Burgess, “School Giri”; Morva Howland, “Gypsy”; Dulcie Moffat, “Fairy”; Jane Renall, “Butterfly”; Joan Tinney, “Daisy”; Pat Fraser, “Flower Girl”. Boys.—Keith Waldrom, “Prince Charming”; Percy Newrick, “Indian” ; Roy Rendeich, “Indian”; Irving Ebbet, “Sailor”; Robert Saunders. “Why”; Maurice Guy, “Pirate” ; Douglas Black, “Dutchman”; Peter Sharpin, “Pirate”; Tan Dunlop, .“Pierrot”; Alastair Jones, “Boy Blue” ; Arthur Rusher, “Pierrot”; Eric Rowlands, “Robin Red Breast”; and Basil Kinghorn, “Indian." STANDARD I. Girls.—Belle Davey, “Folly Girl”; Rose Dreaneen, “Elf”; Beth Harper, “Teapot”; Betty Keir, “Peter Pan”; Jean Munro, “Ballet Dancer”; Elizabeth McLennan, “Rose Marie”: Dorothy Lourie. “Domino”; Joan Smyrk, “Twinkle Toes” ; Lily Dreaneen, “Folly”; Joan 4 Lc Bas, “Powder Puff”; Lorraine Woodward, “Forget-me-not” ; Rona Harvey. “Pink Rose”; and Peggy Hartland, “Sailor Girl.” Boys.—Rex Winter. “Sailor”; Dick Mackie, “Sailor”; Douglas Leigh. “Sailor”; Errol Blair, “Wood Imp”; Bruce Bowley, “Pierrot”; Leo Morgan, “Red Indian”; Lewis Taylor, “Tin Soldier” ; Alan Dunlap, “Chinaman” ; Jimmy Harris, “Candle” ; Leslie Giddens “Good-Night”; Geoffrey Walker, “Rajah.” STANDARD 11. Girls. — Molly Black, “Sailor Girl” ; Marporie Fagot, “Brownie” ; Millie Price, “Powder Puff”; Beris Renall. “Soldier Giri” ; Joan Stoddart, “Good Luck”; Betty Bates, “Fairy Queen”; Ida Sharpin, “Gipsv Fortuneteller”; Frances Rusher, “Petal”; Gladys Fairweather. “Ballot Girl”; Margaret Monteith, “Doll”; Betty Malkin, “Chicken” ; Phyllis Tappin, “Columbine” ; Valda Renner. “Shepherdess”; Marjorie Urquhart, “Dutch Girl”; and Poan Hartland, “Sailor Girl.”

Boys.—Elwyn Gardner, “Robin Hood” ; Len Chapman, “Pirate” ; Douglas Rowlands, “Robin Redbreast”: Desmond Bradley, “Air Pilot”; Norman Gall, “Soldier”; Trevor James, “Pied Piper”; John Mackie, “Indian”; Billy Anand, “Pierrot”; Seymour Bryce, “Prince Charming” ; Tom Brassel, “Indian” ; Arthur Black, “Pirate”; Don Parker, “Elf” ; Basil Hames, “Golliwog” ; Billy Le Bas, “Pirate”; Bruce Nciholson, “Gipsy” ; and Alan Guy, “Bryand Chief.” STANDARD 111. Girls.—Florence Ross "Oranges and Lemons” ; Joy Faithful, “Hawaiian” ; Fay Hall, “Fairy”; Dorothy Morgan, “Rose”; Ethel Stowe, “Jester” ; Marjorie Eustege, “Green Pea”; Wynne Malkin, “Goblin”; M. Giddens, “Pierrette”; June Hewitt, “Fairy.” Bovs.—Les Chapman, “Jockey” ; Dennis Bliss, “Mexican Gipsy”; Ken Spotswood, “Clown”; Walter Raymond. “Jester”; Arthur Oliver, “Burglar"; M. Coughlan, “Cricketer” ; Ray White, “Sailor”; Alec Morris, “Charlie Chaplin”; Ivon Renner, “Pierrot”: Jim Hunt, “Rival Blues.” STANDARD IV. Girls.—Hilda Brassel!, “Quev.. of Hearts” ; Verna Blair, “Lncky Jim”; Lynda Cochrane, “Dolly Varden” ; Sheila Cuthbert, “Carnival” ; Winnie Dixon, “Charleston Folly”, Rose Eustege, “Wasp”; Joan Fowler, “Plain”; Eva Grantham, “Plain”; Joyce Grantham, “Plain”; Patty Hindman, “Pierrette Folly”; Muriel Johnstone, “Hawaiian Dancer” ; Joyce Moffat, “Irish Coleen” ; Jean Parker, “Jackie Coogan”; Marion Smales, “Gipsy”; Nancy

Turner, “Hawaiian Gill”; Doris Thomson, “Plain”: Adelaide Welsh, “Plain” ; Phyllis Watson, “Butterfly” ; Phyllis Wood, “Plain.” Boys. — Charlie Black, “Pirate Badman”; Maxwell Chapman, “Young Rajah”; Jack Dixon, “Clown” ; Rodrick Gardner, “Cricketer” ; Garnett Goodger, “Plain”; George Harvey, “Plain”; George mhtm h mth dahmt vdha dr rhrh Harris. “Goblin”; Mervyn Kirby, “Plain”; Fred Lee, “Plain”; Heath Mason, “Page”; Pat Monteith, “Jockey” ; Leslie Marfell, “Plain” ; Raymond Rapley, “Plain”; Cuthbert Raymond, “Rapley”; bert Raymond, “Redskin Chief”: Vincent Rice, “Chinaman”; Pat Sharpin, “Golliwog” ; Dennis Tinney “Clown”; lan Walker. “Officer.” STANDARD V. Girls. —Jessie Double, “Columbine”; Gladys Coughlajj, “Swas tika”; Nancy White, “Starlight”; Norma White, “Night”; Bettv istoddart, “Old English”; Sheila Lee, “Gypsy” ; Esther Garderton, “Sailor Boy”; Eunice McLean, “Shamrock”; Margaret Kinghorn, “Whip-poor-will” ; Dorothy Marfell, “Yellow Butterfly”; Peggy Hail, “Poppy.”

Boys.—Tom Bendeich, “Clown” , Errol Robertson, “Rajah of Bong” ; Douglas Rapley, “Jockey” ; Stewart McConchie, “Cabaret Boy”; Irvine Tinney, “Cook”; Harold Green, “Indian”: Robert Fairweather, “Highlander”; Robert Holms. “Pirate”; lan Newrick, “Indian Prince”; Harry Chappel, “Mechanic.” STANDARD VI. Girls.—Jessie McKenzie, “Early Victorian” ; Mavis King, “Ballet Dancer”; Helen Cochrane, “Normandy Fish Wife”; Maurine Couglan, “Night”; Helen Monteith, “Starlight” ; Pearl Vesty. “Columbine” ; Sheila McLauchlan, “Gipsy Dancer” ; Enid Pagot, “Swiss Girl” ; Clara Duncan, “Pierrette”; Adeline Papprill, “Carnical Bells”; Muriel Goodeve. “Early Victorian.” Boys.—Watty Harris. “Query” : Ken Dixon, “Red Indian Chief”; Eric Watson, “Chinaman”; Donald Stowe, “Jockey”; F. Sainsbury, “Indian Page Boy”; J. Doube, “Pirate”; Ralph Smart, “Turkish Page Boy.” HIGH SCHOOL Girls,. — Beryl Pike, “Eastern Lady” ; Florrits Malkin, “Superstition” . Gertie Moffat, “Irish Colleen.”