BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 248, 19 October 1937, Page 12

BULLS

ANNUAL SCHOOL BALL. The Bulls school annual fancy dress ball was held on Frday evening and was a pronounced success. The Town Hall was filled with gaily dressed little dancers and the manner in which they went through the intricate steps of the various dances showed that they had been well , “coached” for the occasion. In addition a number of children from other schools in the district swelled the number and all had a jolly time. The M’s.C. were Messrs. D. M. O’Connell J. E. Ellery and W. Sutherland, and an army of ladies attended to the sumptuous supper. The takings at the door showed an increase on last year, and at the interval Mr. F. C. Jurgens took the opportunity of congratulating parents on the manner in which they had dressed their children for the ball. He also paid tributes to the teaching staff for training the pupils, and to the ladies for the excellent supper arrangements. A competition was won by Mr. J. Timmins. Amongst those present were:—L. Healey, spring; Dorothy Hannah, gipsy; Harold Elery, tennis; Dorothy Sutherland, Highland lass; James Lundy, pirate; Ted Westwood, Dutch boy; Ngaire Young, spring; Albert Jackson, rajah; Kathleen Bailey, Polly Peacham; Kuku Walker, sailor; Rita Christian, Highland dancer; Bill Burt, pirate; Rayner Vile, rajah; Cyril Thomas cowboy; Nola Barry Japanese lady; Maureen Huddleston, evening dress; Eetty Cornfoot, sailor girl; Dorothy Jurgens, Queen of Hearts; Joan Sharp, buttercup; Fred Mackay, tennis; Nada O’Connell, modern pierrette; John Logan, cricket; Keith Edwards, cowboy; Hubert O’Connell, cricket; Charles Petersen, admiral; Wallie McKinnon, Grenadier Guard; Ava Cornfoot, starlight; Phyllis Lundy, yachting girl; Beryl Green, pompom; Pat Ellery, Japanese girl; Cathie Briggs, page; Betty CK'Ogan, pierrette; Audrey Thomas, bridesmaid; Rose Clark, spangles; Neville Harper, cowboy; Russell Meads, Cavalier; Ronald Janet, pierrot; Ken Stewart, rifle blues; Percy Hakaria, cowboy; Fred Jurgens, baker; Maurice O’Connell, cowboy; Peter Green, plain; Gordon Sutherland, tennis; Norman McKinnon, kilts; Pat Bailey, hearts; Pat Bromley, plain; Doreen Connelly, rainbow; Alma Ellery, Little BoPeep; Doris Neale, nautical girl; June Janett, Early Victorian; Tasma Meads, Christmas Tree; Vera Healey, plain; Marion Briggs, gipsy; Cecil Bromley, “Brasso”; Arthur Christian, clown; Keith Bailey, Chinaman; Graeme Vile, Red Indian; Margery Connelly, butterfly; Rona Connelly, flower girl; Peggy Hill, Coronation; Felicity Farrer, fairy; Russell Armstrong, Mad Hatter; Ron. Hannah, cowboy; Rex Howard, cowboy; Cecil Ellery, sailor; Jessie Shepherd, Spanish Mandalay; Nancy Peterson, hiker; Beverley Peterson, balloon girl; Sybil Neale, Oriental dancer; Merle Christian, Irish colleen; Brian Jackson, cook; Beth Homes, Shirley Temple; Lui. Homes, sailor girl; Sefton Bartlett, plain; Trevor Vile, Mickey Mouse; Graeme Petersen, clown; Claude Dunn, plain; Lorna Christian, plain; Pat. Sharp, rabbit; Lorraine Ellery, Hickory Dickory Dock; Graeme Read, young Turk; Jocelyn Vile, ballet girl; Barbara Vile, plain; Selwyn Read, Baggy Breeches; Ray Barry, Turk; Rowlie Westwood, Chinaman; lan Sutherland, harlequin; Dannie Adin, Chinaman; Bill Clarke, airman; Alex. Coleman, Indian; Owen Dunn, Chinaman; Daphne Conelly, Ovaltine; Mary Kendall, plain; Susie Hakaria, moon; Ngaire Christian, ballet girl; Lorna Huddleston, night fairy; Merline Howard, flower girl; Mannis Richards, clown; Jack Healey, plain; Lawrence McDermott, plain; Yvonne du Fresne, pink fairy; Yvonne Amos, hot water bottle; Roy Young, tennis player; Edna Bromley, drummer girl; Margaret Shepherd, gipsy; Rana Homes, Early Victorian; Cynthia Vile, Madame Pompadour; Dawn Briggs, Irish colleen; Lorna Bromley, ‘.Beautiful Lady in Blue”; Betty Jamieson, folly; Myra Tattle, Coronation rosette; Vera Shepherd, green fairy; Myra Connelly, Little Miss Muffett; Joan O’Connell, pink lady; Margaret Sutherland, starry night; Melva Westwood, dominion; Fay Edwards, mid-Victorian lady; ’ June Ellery, rose; Noe'line Janett, , wedding page; Helen Young, usher- , ette; Shirley Cdieman, princess; Margaret Young, drummer girl; Elsie i Meads, poppy; Betty Brian, fairy; Jessie Stokes, Old English Lavender; Ngaire Webber, Coronation rosette; Ruby and Joyce Richards, “Two Little Girls in. Blue”; Jimmy Hakaria, French artist; Victor Homes, Prince Arthur; Ronald Lundy, Mexican cowboy; Trevor, masked man; Richard Kendall, plain; Charlie Poaneki,

monkey; Gordon McDermott, plain; Hubert Meads, pirate; Lyle Signal, sailor; Laurence Young, pirate; Peter Brown, swagger; lan Clark, cowboy; Brian Bevan, “Things of the Past*’; Graham Bromley, toy soldier; Albert HeaJey, plain; Alfred Neale, pierrot; lan Tricker, Mickey Mouse; Jim Farrer, Indian; Ray Wilson, Baggy Breeches; Alan Burt, toy soldier; lan Meads, bugler; Barrie Simpson, plain; Olive Young, fairy; Jennie Young, Tommy Atkins; Rosemary Janett,' flower girl; Dulcie Holland, 18th. Century lady; Jack Bartlett, “All Elack”; Harold Wightman, cowboy; Valerie Whiteman, fairy; Pat Vile, merry-go-round; Lindsay Vile, sportsman; David Matthews plain; Jill Bartlett, autumn; Ray Tattle, plain, Bobbie Abraham, plain; Audrey Capstick, Rosaline; Leone Bailey, old fashioned lady; Alex. Bailey, captain; Noel Bailey, Prince Charming; Noel Bartlett, bell-boy; Valerie Preston, blue fairy.