TAMAHERE SCHOOL

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20890, 23 August 1939, Page 3

TAMAHERE SCHOOL

BREAKING-UP PARTY A children’s fancy dress dance and concert was held at the Tamahere School recently, when there was a large attendance of children anq their parents. The items given by the children reflected great credit on their teachers, Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Davidson. Music was supplied by Mrs Flyger. A delicious supper was served by Mrs J. llo,._aon and the women of the committee. Children in fancy dress were:—M. Burnett, Grecian Lady; S. Windsor, Mexican Lady; T. Hodgson, Lord Buckingham; J. Hodgson, Lone Ranger; R. Hodgson, Josephine; E. Hodgson, Red Riding Hood; G. Brown, Indian; E. Brown, Indian; G. Retter, Indian; G. Teague, Nigger; L. Churches, Ice Cream Girl; J. Teague, Knitting Bag; S. Woodcock, Bull Fighter; Edna Turnbull, Carnival; C. Andrew, Cowboy; B. Commins, Lifeguard; Jill Johnstone, Spanish Lady. I). Eliicott, Rainbow; E. Ellicott, Clown; D. Churches, Pirate; A. and G. Andrew, Mickey and Minnie Mouse; I. Entwistle, Black and White; I. Entwistle, Fairy; R. Shaw, Circus Pierrot; D. Shaw, Gipsy; J. Hodgson, Tulip; M. Hodgson, Uncle Sam; D. Hodgson, Dutch Boy; M. Andrew, Night; T. Andrew, Soldier; E. Webber, Englishman; E. Entwistle, Blue Belle; M. McQuibban, Swiss Girl; E. McQuibban, Dutch Girl.

Among the adults present were:— Mesdames Day, G. Turnbull, Ampstead, Mac Lean, Windsor, Webber, Wallace, Churches, Woodcock, Banks, Teague, Newell, Powell, Dixon, Curtis, Burn, Jones, Andrew; Misses T. Brenimer, S. Bremmer, M. Churches, M. Wallace, J. Devine, Jones, Nicholls, N. Bryan.