BREAK-UP PARTY

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXI, Issue 2558, 20 August 1931, Page 6

BREAK-UP PARTY

GOODWOOD SCHOOL. FINE ARRAY OF FANCY DRESSES. The annual break-up party of the Goodwood School took place on Friday night and proved a great success. The big class-room had been gaily decorated with blue and gold streamers and a huge bunch of coloured balloons added the finishing touches. About 8 p.m. the children in their fancy dresses assembled for the Grand March, and were led off by two tiny tots. After the march a display ot: folg dancing and games was given which reflected great credit on the teachers. During the evening the chairman of the school committee (Mr Wattam) thanked those responsible for the success of the evening and called on two pupils to present each of their teacheis (Miss Foster and M.rs Willis) with posies of violets. Supper was served in the infant room after which the adults took the floor and dancing was continued till a late hour. Following is a iist, of the fancy dresses: — Dorothy Voylc, Hawaiian Girl; Barbara Swayne, Pierrette; Marjorie Swayne, Rosebud; Shona Swayne, Dutch Boy; Eda Hill, Champion Flour; Joan McMillan, England; Betty McMillan, Folly; June Brown, Summer; Janett Brown, Fairy Queen; Beryl Brown,. Nurse; Doris Johnson, Xmas Cracker; Bobe Johnson, Fluffy Ruffles; Ailsa Harvey, Pierrette; Jean Low, Little Betty Blue; Alison Low, Fairy; Vida Haycock, Red Riding Hood; Jean Lang, Japanese Lady; Bessie Beer, Fairy; Alary Leaning, Dutch Girl; Alary Low, Gipsy; Doreen Wattam, Pierrette; Alnrjorie AJcEntee, Blue Butterfly; Elsie Simpson, Fairy; Amy Haycock, Persian Princess; Sybil Wallace, Scotch Girl; Nora Reese, Pierlettc; Connie Jamieson, Gipsy Dancer; Margaret Wallace, Strawberry; Hazel Rennie, Red Cross Nurse; Margaret Kill, Aloorish Alaiden; Leone Benge, Eastern Princess; Shirley Kelly, Indian; Alurray Rowe, Clown; Darcy Rowe, Nigger; Vivian Rowe, Cat; Russell Lang, Red Indian; Dick Swayne, Herald; lan Wallace, .Sailor Boy; Louis McEutee, Masked Pierrot; Roy Feisst, Tennis Player; Charlie Hill, Sandwich Boy; Jack Rennie, Black Cat; Jim Shaw, Sailor Jim; Ross Beange, Ten per cent. Cut; Bruce Reese, Cowboy; Stewart Ellison, Pierrot; Desmond Rowe, Ten per cent. Cut; Jack Jamieson, Indian; Willie Low, Gollywog; Peter Shaw, Dick Whittington; Tommy Wallace, Brigand; Allan Feisst, Ten per cent. Cut; Roger Rennie, Klu Klux Ivlan; Phil Jamieson, Territorial.