FANCY COSTUMES.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12390, 8 July 1933, Page 2

FANCY COSTUMES.

LIST OF DRESSES

The following is a list of all the fancy costumes worn by many of the High School pupils at the school fancy dress party, held in the Drill Hall last evening. The list was supplied by the form teachers and reads as under: Primer boys: Graham White, “Mexican Cowboy” ; Harry White, “Dancing Clown” ; Albert Martin, “Jockey” ; Chairley Finlay, “Sailor” ; Len Kitchen, “Drummer Boy” - Clive Kershaw, “Clown” ; Paul Kershaw, “Scout” ; Ivan Merrie, “School Bey” ; Ken Glassey, “Red Indian” ; George Lyttle, “Guy Fawkes” ; Colin Morison, “Indian” ; Geoffrey Bavin, “Indian” ; Rex Mitchell, “Pirate” : Mervyn Gough, “Bed Time” ; Dennis Barrett, “Clown” ; Sid Rielly, “Cbwboy” ; Eric Brown, “Prince Charming” ; Derek Hodd, “Toy Soldier” ; Selwyn Hodd, “Little Tommy Tucker.” Primer girls: Joan Brabner, “Irish Oole.en” ; Molly Robinson, “Milking Maid” ; Eileen Robinson, “Rose”” Jessie Robinson, “Queen of Hearts” ; Mavis Mitchell, “Maori Maid” ; Shirley Clarke, “A Fairy” ; Beatrice Hodd. “Poppy” ; Margaret Fairweather, “Irish Girl” ; Isabella Thomson, “Japanese Lady” ; Betty Brown, “Dancing Girl.” Standard I: Patricia Smith, “Spanish Dancer” ; Barbara Walker “Busy Bee” : Mary McMinn, “Marigold” ; Alison Thompson, “Pierrette” ; Pauline Bisset, “Dutch Girl” ; Beryl Paget* “Bo Peep” ; Sadie Finlay, “Star Girl” ; Sheila Devonshire, “Drummer Boy” ; Lorna Pratt, “Pailsy” ; Mary Hutton, “Japanese Giri” ; Doreen Robinson, “Dutch Girl” ; Lorraine Horne, “A Rose” ; Jean Cook, “Belgian Girl” , Betty Robinson; “Early Victorian' 1 ; Billy Kitchen, “Postman” ; Jim Hutton “Evening Dress” ; lan Morison, “Red Indian” ; Ida Pear-c-ey, “Busy Bee” ; Jean Pearcey. “Sailor Boy” ; Margaret Sutherland, “Golliwog” ; Shirley Ramsey,

“Doll” ; Stuart Donald, “Indian” ; Cora Benton, “Black and White Pierrette” ; Margaret Pearcey, “Black and White Pierrette” ; Max Bentley, “Cowboy” ; Cjyril Christiansen, “Whisker*” ; Horace Mitchell, “Indian Warrior.” Standard II: Pattie Brabner, “Hydrangea” ; Betty Evans, “Toyland Pierrette” ; Basil Sutherland, “Cowboy” ; Peter Scandrett, “Pirate” ; Ida Mills, “Dutch Girl” ; Verna Hewitt, “Sight”; Cora Benton, “Night Fairy” ; Margaret Beales, “Gipsy” ; Ream Kershaw, “Charleston Baby” : Margaret Mills,

“Miss Mufret” -. Joan Goer, “Fairy” ; Filly Marsh, “Toy Soldier” ; Violet Douglas, “Pierrette” ; George Paget, “A Dwarf” ; Teddy Pratt, “Baker” ; Mavis Gough, “Ballet Dancer” ; Jim Finlay, “Jolly Boy” ; Mac Fairweather “Pirate”; Sydney Beales, “Cowboy” ; Ronald Carrad, “Brownie” ; Thelma Stokes. “Chinese Girl” ; Valmai Burr “Moonshine Pierrette” ; Hilda Benton. “Good Night” ; Jemma Thomson, “Pansy.” Standard III: Frank Scott, “Dutch Boy” ; Daphne Filers, “Queen of Clubs” ; lan Wattte, “Gipsy” ; Alan Carrad, “Robin Hood” ; Tom Finlay, “Jolly Bov” ; Murray Gibson, “Cowboy ’ Teddy Lett, “Golliwog”; Reg. McKinnon, “Prince Charming” ; Fred Staples, “Archer”; Douglas Mittthell, “Red Indian” ; Phyllis Brady, “Page Girl” ; John Howden, “lied Indian” ; Julian Adams, “Robin Hood” : Colin Sutherland, “'Red Indian”; Billie Macrae, “Sailor”; Yvonne Matthews, “Fluffy Roughs” ; Victor Boyens, “Cowboy” ; Alex Thompson, “ Sail or in days of Nelson” ; Horace Mitchell, “Red Ind i a n. ’ 7 Standard ITT : Nancy Gunn, “Jazz Pierrot 77 ; Phyllis Benton. “Young Man 77 ; Bryan Stanley, “Pierrette.” Standard IV girl’s; June Hutton, “Bedtime 77 , Alice Bavin, “Columbian 7 ' ; Joy Kershaw, “Folly” : Pat Devonshire, “Sailor” ; Peggy Paget, “Jazz Pierrette 77 ; Jean Watts, “Oranges and Demons’ 7 ; Norma Hewitt, “Dolly Va«rden” ; Pat Darley_, “Gipsy 77 ; Marjory Wallis, “Nigger Minstrel 77 ; Betty Paget and Mary .Stokes, a. pair, “Old Man 77 and “Old Woman 77 ; Ngaire Burr, “The Eighteenth Century Girl” , Margie Pratt, “Plunket Nurse 77 ; Beryl Tinnev, “Eastern Dadv” ; Hazev Pearcey, “Parlour Maid. 77 Standard IV boys: Eric Staples, “Mexican 77 ; Raymond Brown, • ‘ Prince Charming”; Arthur Rick, “Off to the bath” . Peter Stokes, “Fireman”; Ivan Benton, “Painter 77 ; Russ Merrie, “Indian 77 ; Ken Paterson, “Pirate” ; Ralph Ye wen, “Cowboy” ; Doug. Ben Trey, “Cowboy . 7 7 Standard V girls: Bettie Fowke, “Jolly Girl”; Jean Watson, “.Bungalow” ; Jean Britland, “Peasant 77 ; May Britland, “Peasant” ; Janet Mason, “Russian Girl” ; Lola Yewen, “Pierrette 77 ; Gracie Bisset, “Spanish Gentleman 77 ; Pamela Smyth, “Fairy” ; Brenda Wylie, “Rano**"*’ Standard V boys: Douglass Snowsell, “Cowboy 77 ; Keith Goer, “Lord Nelson” ; Donald Benton, “Tennis Player 77 ; Douglas Watts, “Naval Officer” ; Henry Angelini, “Red Shadow 77 ; Jack Beales, ‘ Peasant of Middle Ages 77 ; Geoffrey Swainson, “Gipsy Dad” ; Keith Staples, “Cricket (Grimmett)” ; David Howden, “Cricket (Dempster). 77 Standard VI: Bertley Biggar, “Chrysanthemum 7 7 ; Nola Kerrison, “Rose 77 ; lan Judd, “Drummer” ; Harvene Davidson, “Ribbon Fan 77 ; John Davidson, “Sailor 77 ; Joan March, “O.K. Sauce 77 ; Vanessa Murt-ch, “Carilona Days 77 ; Medriah Murch, “Carilona Days 77 ; Joan Yewen, “Black and White Pierrette” ; Jean Donald, “Military Girl 77 ; Rhoda Aston, “Golliwog 77 ; Joan Bisset, “Dressed in China” ; Mollie Chinery, “Golfer” ; Robin M/atthews, “Chinaman” ; Mac Mason, “Sailor” ; Bill Tinney, “Romeo”; John Bavin, “Dutch Boy. 7 7 Secondary scholars: C. Austin, “Eighteenth Century Courtier,” and J. Austin, “His Lady” ; E. Williams, “Schoolgirl’ 7 ; B. WifFen, “Gipsy Fortune Teller (woman)” : F Swain so-? i, “Gipsv Fortune Toller (man)”; R. Williams, “Miranda.” ; M. Purdie. “Ferdinand 77 ; Z. Stevens, “Date Victorian Man” : M Taylor, “Date Victorian Dadv.” Form III: Dorothy Rick, “Old

Fashioned Dancer” ; Pearl Humphrey, “Ducky Moon” ; Colleen Boyd, ‘'Florence Nightingale”; R. Austin, “Norseman” ; R. Scandrett, “Indian Rajali.”