WAIPAWA SCHOOL BALL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 183, 22 July 1935, Page 10

WAIPAWA SCHOOL BALL

Colourful Fancy Dresses

EXCELLENT MARCHING

f rom Our Own Correspondent. WAIPAWA, July 2't

The annual ball in aid of the funds of the Watpawa District High School was held in the Municipal Theatre on Friday evening, and was, as usual, un

outstanding success, reflecting great credit on the organising committee, the headmaster, and the members of the school staff.

The children’s session commenced ui 7 o’clock, and fijom then until , o'clock the floor was given up enurelv to the children. The fact that they were having a truly marvellous lino, was evidenced by their peals of mirth, and tho looks of complete happiness on their faces. At 8 o’clock the Grand March took place, and the splendid tr ray of fancy costumes presented a very pleasing spectacle. The marching of the children was excellent, and the forming up of the parade in the various figures of the march were carried on without a hitch, and received wellmerited applause. Special mention must be made ol the splendid manner in which the supper arrangements were carried out. It is no easy matter to successfully cater for a crowd such as attends a school ball, and the committee responsible in this connection are deserving of great credit, as their arrangements went oif without a hitch of any kind. The thanks of the committee are due to all those who assisted in any way towards tho success of the function, and particularly to the ladies’ commit tee which took in band the catering ar rangements, also to all those who as sisted with donations. LIST OF DRESSES. The list of dresses was as under:— Infant room.—Joy King, Fairy; Joyce Toughy, Daffodil; Shirley Parkin, Rosebud; Doreen Dunkin, Pierette; Lorna Waldrom, Balloon Girl; Shirley Booth, Pierette; Daphne Booth, Fairy; Dorothea Mackie, Sailor Girl; Margaret Mackie, Pierette; Dorothy Harwood, Powder Puff; Myrtle Avison, Pierette; Joyce Boult, Red Riding Hood; Betty Martin, Japanese Girl. James Hampton, Toy Soldier; Wilton Vinton, Indian; Lyall Jull, Clown; Jack Harris, Toy Soldier; Jimmy McDonald, Cowboy; Neil Murray, Cowboy; Herbert Yates, Cowboy; Barry Sawyer, Cowboy; Jan Robertson, Indian; Digby Mason, Robin Hood; Mason Arison, .Swagger; Douglas Milne, Indian; Rex Maulder, Sailor; Ivan Limbrick, Pier rot.

Stds. 1 and 2.—Ernest Martin, Chicken; Jack McCleary, Devil; Cyril Collett, Indian; Owen Hercock, Golliwog; Jim Dickenson, Clown; Colin Campbell, Pierrot; Billy Eru, Golfer; Even Mita, Tennis Player; I*red Pederson, Red Indian; Leslie Ireland, Harlequin; Martin Wynne, Pierrot; Jdhn 8.-iker, Pierrot; Hon Booker, Sailor; Rex Fissenden, Cowboy; Rex Pitlii Indian; Ronald Donghi, Tommy A: kins. Pauline Follow, Moonlight; Maureen McLenry, Starlight; Meri Booth, Pierette; Linda Mercer, Pink Girl; Shirley Hill, Flower Girl; Alii ilvtnna, Hawaiian; Mavis Harwood, Fairy; Iris Patterson, New Zealand Apples; Pauline Pellow, Moonlight; Pauline Harker, I’ieretto; Olive Moroney, Good Luck, Utah Wynn, tjucstiou Mark.

Stds. 3 and -t.--Kcii Brooker, Tennir Pffiycr; Dun Tarelm, Tennis Player, Sam McLeury, Eskimo; Hurry Hutchnigs, Pierrot; Erie Squire, Tenuis Player; Paia Meha, Tenuis Playc:; Don Cable, Minstrel; Hurry Straug, cowboy; Bobby Turner, Spaniard; John Bishop, Cricketer. Helen Bibby, Turk; Margaret Bibby, Red Riding Hood; Nancy Dunn, Early Victorian; Muy Harris, Spanish Girl; Alma Spicer,

Hawaiian; Reina Boult, Japanese Girl; Gillian Baker, Early Victorian; Joyce Bishop, Folly; Mary McLean, Early Victorian.

Forms 1 and 2.—Patty McQuilcan, Early Victorian; S. Caine, Japanese Girl; B. Pedersen, Old English; J. Burkin, Pierette; S. Ness, Spanish Dancer; R. Egglestone, Spanish Boy; B. Strung, Spanish Boy. Ken Hampton, Pierrot; Don Mclntosh, Page Boy; Keith Holloway, Indian; Peter Dailey, Toy Soldier; Robert Dailey, Teddy Bear; Brian Murray, Dutch Boy. Girls: June Booker, Fairy; Joyce Booth, Gipsy; Beta Booker, Japanese Lady; Barbara Collett, Pierette; Claire Fraser, Wendy; Dii'.vn Hooper, Dutch Girl E!«a Martin, Daisy