FANCY DRESS DANCE.

Waikato Times, Volume 117, Issue 19599, 11 June 1935, Page 3

FANCY DRESS DANCE.

HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS. The School fancy dress dance held on Friday evening at Te Awamutu was attended by a large number of children and adults, and many varied costumes were worn. The band supplied the music for the children, and from 9 o’clock music for dancing was played by Dalton’s orchestra. During the evening the chairman of the School Committee, Mr G. B. Melrose, made a presentation to Mr N. F. Oram, a former teacher at the school and now headmaster at Paterangi, of crystal goblets and a jug. Among those present were:— Dawn Woodward, Jean Batten;. Marie Campbell, Pierrette; Elva Scurrah, Bopeep; Murray Parkinson, Tramp; Barbara Buddon, Spring- Cleaning; Joan Blair, Gipsy; Betty Adams, Flower Girl; John ail'd George Adams, Newsboys; Betty Davies, Messenger Boy; Isabel Whitehead, Country Girl; Nancy Maxwell, Chinaman; Jessie Younie, Chinaman; June Smith, Poppy; Gladys Kirkham, Flower Girl; Peggy Cliunn, Hawaiian Girl; Glynn Thomas, Chocolate Box; Mariea Walker, French Doll; Jacqueline Hurley, Princess or the Harem; Bernice Bowden, Snowflakes; Frances Mackenzie, Fairy; Ralph and Rae Tailby, Bed Devils; Joy Lee, Witch; Joan Fcrriman, Box ol' Paints; Joan Sherley, Pierrot; Olivo Sherley, Lemon; Donald Mathews, Indian Hunter; Donald Clifford, Dutch Boy; Trevor Hurst, Gipsy Rover; Cyril Hurst, Pierrot; Daphne Fcrriman, Fairy Butterfly; Joan Brown, Mister Buggy Breeches; Elsie Weal, Spanish Dancer; lan North, Mickey Mouse; Colin North, Minnie Mouse; Norma Olsen, The Girl Friend; Tui Burchell, Rainbow; Paslow Ileaih, Toy Soldier; Beverley Armstrong, Rainbow; Lesley Armstrong, Star Fairy; Margaret Reid, Spanish Lady; Peggy Sager, Fairy; Dulcie Garrat, Dairymaid; Helen Lee, Gipsy; Patricia Taylor, Fatlrna; Brenda Lines, Star Fairy; Tommy Marston, Dutchman; Yvonne Marston, Chinese Girl; Madge Cooke, Mermaid; Dawn Griffin, Queen of Fairies; Mary Crotty, Which?; Doreen Carlisle, Witch; Colleen Sherley, Fairy; Winnie Waters, Little Miss Mullet; Mario Woire, Old-time English Lady; Ray and Jack Allen, Jack Tars; Betty Cooke, Doll; Patty Cooke, Lavender, Vera Olsen; Victorian Lady; Noel McCready, Lawrence of Arabia; Tom Marston, Jester; Joan Cooke, Cobweb; Lorna Clarke, Tudor Lady; Annette Bevin, Watteau Shepherdess; Joy Bevin, T'he Gay Nineties; Pauline Townsend, imp; Audrey Townsend, Butterfly; Dodo Armstrong, Bubbles; Peggy Armstrong and Nessie Cliunn, Masqueraders; Dawn Russell, Old English Lady; Colleen Savage, Fairy; Valerie Richards, Balloon Pierrette; Inez McCready, Hula Girl; Molly Parkinson, Baby; Maud Teddy, Japanese Lady; Verna Reed, Lavender; Winnie Teddy, Quakeress; Jean Hooper, Dutch Girl; Melva Weal, Folly; Ray Pellow, Hoopla; Elaine North, Butterfly; Noel Campbell, Chinaman; Arthur Harden, Chinaman; Anne Moffat, Fairy; Doreen' Blundell, Bridesmaid; Shirley Blundell, Kathleen Kirkham; Judy Armstrong and Heather Maxwell, Futuristic Davis Cup Team; Betty Wolfe, Maid; Helen Jourdaln, Japanese Lady; Hilda Barham, Arabian Princess; Valerie Walker, Arabian Prince; Peggy Marshall, Pierrette; Keith Marshall, Pierrot; P'hyllls Wolfe, Gipsy; Yvonne Ryburn,. English Courtier; Evelyn Waters, Brasso; E. Campbell, Clown'; H. Campbell, Indian Brave; Phyllis Melville, Baggy Breeches; Leta Potts, Shepherdess; Ray Thomas, Nigger Boy; Ngaire Anderson, Night Fairy; Nora Harden, Beck and Call; Betty Harden, Early Victorian; Nancy Smith, Gipsy Girl; Donald Locke, EH- Milton Griffin, Sioux Chiei'; Wally Griffin Cowboy.