CLIVE GRANGE SCHOOL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 234, 15 September 1934, Page 8

CLIVE GRANGE SCHOOL

Annual Fancy-Dress Ball HIGHLY ENJOYABLE EVENING. The Clive Grange annual plain and fancy-dress ball was an outstanding success. It was held in the Hauinoana Hall last evening and a large crowd of children and parents spent a very pleasant time. During the first half of the evening the children had charge of the floor. The dancing, concert programme, and their general behaviour reflected great credit on the teachers, who must have put in a great deal of work in coaching the children. The fancy costumes were very creditable and in this department the parents excelled themselves. At 10 p.m. the children par took of an excellent supper. The adults then proceeded with their dancing. The music for 'tho children's programme was played by Mrs. Cockerill. while Mr. Cockerill’s orchestra provided excellent music for the adults. Mr. McKeesiek, on behalf of the committee, in an eloquent speech, thanked all those concerned in making the ball the success it undoubtedly was. The duties of M.C. were in the very capable hands of Mr. McKeesiek. Tho ladies’ committee deserves special praise for the nnliring efforts which it put forward in preparing the S’ppci arrangements. LIST OF DRESSES. Tho following is a list of the dresses: —Joyco Gro\es, Vanishing Lady; Sid Keong, Cricketer; Eric Dewson, Pierrot; Ray Hill, Powder and Paint; Sam Nelson, Tennis Star, Bill Reeves, Tennis Star; Fay Abbott, Gipsy; Cathie Somerville, Flower Girl; Margaret McKeesiek, Hawaiian; Jean Manning, Susie Dean; Lola Lloyd, MidVictorian; Trixie Groves, Lace-Paper; Violet Houlton, Going to n Party; Ros* Smith, A But! Fighter; Albert Parton. Soldier; Erie Hay, Ph n Clothe* De tective; lan Thorburn. Cucketer; Jack Reeves, < : rm • : Bi'l <’nnnii:ghan> School Boy; Valerie Cunningham. Baby; Margaret Parton, An Irish Col leen; Beth Lloyd, A Ballet Dancer; Joyce McKeesiek, Dutch Girl; Bett) Somerville. Sailor; Dorothy Cunningham, A Gipsy; Grace Manning, Car-

nival Queen; Jack Smith, “Gordon Coates has gained his objective”; Ivan Rule, Nigger Minstrel; Phil Hawley, A Pirate; Charlie Birch, Father Christmas; Bruce Abbott, Pierrette. Enid Birch, Queen «»f Hearts; Joan Krebs, Spanish Dancer; Dawn Afudgway, Ranee, tho Eastern Princess; Eileen Smith, Jester; Lauraco Smith, Golliwog Doll; Patty Chapman, Pirate; Betty Houlton, Carnival Bells; Harry Abbott, Clown; Brian Hay, Chinaman; Russell Manning, Rabbiter; Joo MeKeesick, Indian; Erie Parkinson, Orange Smash; Cecil Richardson, Tennis Player; Bruce Rule, Cow-Girl; Doug Anderson, Tennis Player; Eric Birch, Cricketer; Robert Bradshaw, Nigger Minstrel; Allan Manning, Wild West Boy; Cyril Parkinson, Jingle Bells; Brian Reeves, Red Indian; George Simpson, Mickey Mouse; Desmond Smith, Russian. Margaret Nelson, Hand of Bridge; Shirley Sourden, Gipqy Girl; Gloria Dewson, Dutch Boy; Jean Johnson, Pierrette; Jack Chapman, A Black Cat; Robin Parton. Jack in a Box; Fred Bradshaw. King of Hearts; Peter Castles, Half Bay and Half Girl; Farley Seott, A Cow-Boy; Gordon Wattle, A Dutch Boy: Jack Freeman, Pearly King; Desmond Hill, Indian; Ronnie Dewson. Punch; George Houlton, Blue; Dudley Hill, Nigger; Owen Prue, Swagger; Philip Richardson, Jockey; Jessie Abbott, Acorn; Jean Cunningham, Pierrette; Hugh Baker, Little Boy Blue; Kevin McCarthy, Soldier; Juno Bireli, Hand of Bridge; Henry Chapman, Chinaman; Harry Manning, Clown; Jean McKeesiek. Blue Bird; Addcrison Stephenson, Brighter Army.