FANCY DRESS BALL

Opunake Times, 24 August 1948, Page 2

FANCY DRESS BALL

TE KIRI SCHOOL AWARDS PRESENTED The Te Kiri School annual Fancy Dress Rail was held in the To Kiri Hull on August 19th. The function was well attended |>v interested parents and friends. The decorated hall made a delightful background to the display of colour of the children’s costume s which were both varied and picturesque. A programme of folk dances and musical games was enjoyed by all. r i he school chairman, Mr. B .Coupe, presented the following awards. Achievement Badges fur Agricultural Club work were presented to: Special Badges— Peter Beer and Leo Bloxham; Achievement Badges —Laurence Smith, Bob Mundt, Laurence Picard, Bruce Dormer and Colen Coupe.’ Cooper Cup (Runner-up, South Taranaki Champions nip ,for Potato Growing)—Noel Bennett. Certificates of Merit were awarded to —Noel Bennett, Laurence Smith, Bruce Dormer and ■Bruce Sturgeon. Costumes were as follows:

Ada Sturgeon (Dutch Girl), Valerie Bennett (Perioi), Audrey Boult (Bride), Baewyn Dormer (Pirate), Sexton (BoPeep), Noelene Harris (Clown), Gillaine Watson (W/itch), Dorothy Dobbin (Queen of Hearts'), Elsie Stevens (Peter Pan), Glenison Beer (Fairy), Garry Dobbin (Pirate), Bryan Mundt (Sailor), John Stewart (Negro), Bob Watson (Why Did I Kiss That' Girl), Boy Watson (Clown), Julian Beer (Cowboy), Bobbie MacDonald (Lion), Shirley Phillips (Fuchsia), Jennifer Sexton 'hutch Girl), Eileen' Dormer (Carnival), Alison Dormer (Gipsy), Valerie Harris (Old Witch), Barbara Smith (Dutch Girl), Colleen Stewart (Bride), Doreen Mundt (Negress), Brenda Beer (Peasant Girl), Mary Stevens (Queen o| Hearts), Iris Stevens (Ballet Dancer); Gowan Beer (Dutch Boy), Jim Phillips (Pirate), Keith Bennett (Cowboy), Malcolm Sexton (Bed Indian), Arnold Bloxham (Mexican Cowboy), Bob Williams (Cossack), Garry Beer (Sailor),. Bruce Sturgeon (Pirate), Colin Coupe (Absent Minded Professor), Laurence Picard.(A Girl), Bruce Dormer (Baker), Bob Mundt (Pirate), Noel Bennett (Absent Minded Professor), Laurence Smith (Bed Indian), Boger Sexton (Ali Baba). Stewart Sexton (Bag Doll), Jocelyn Boult (Bose), Malcolm Burkett (Basketball Girl), Francis Sturgeon ''Elf), Doreen Dobbin (Star Girl), Billy (Fairy). Accompaniments for children’s dancing were played by Mr. Dormer, while Mrs. L. Beer played for the adult audiences.

A competition was won by Mrs. B. Crawford, Patea.