Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-02
H. H. S. Hockey Pokey
Fair Very Successful

The annual Hockey i'Okcy FAIR was
this year n pronounced success. The
booths were very attractive. Many
people considered them even more
beautiful than those of previous years.
AS one entered the hail at the right
was the sophomore punch booth in the
sophomore Colors of green and white
and adorned with pink roses. Those in
charge were John Lister. Enroll Ridge
well. Milton Ballard and John Mac
Hardy. 1t did an excellent business.
Next came the Junior popcorn booth.
splendid in purple and gold The tulip
decorations were particularly effective.
That was presided over by Virginia
Carter. Gladys Cooke. Christine Lord
and Jennie Rollins. The popcorn went
rapidly, particularly after the younger
patrons arrived.
Next to this booth was the Junior
doll cottage with white curtains at tn"
windows. White and green with pink
roses made the color scheme. All the
dolls disappeared before the hour Of
closing for the afternoon. In charge
were Elizabeth Cohurn. Iva Weston.
Leona IIorsum. Kathleen Andrews.
Phyllis Cleveland and Lillian Dawbin.
The next booth. junior one. was
very dainty ia pale shades of lemon
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candy booth and had delicious wares.
In charge were Miss Harriet Nutting.
Miss Louise Cone. Miss Vema Lucas,
Miss Olive Comcau and Miss Dorothy
Colson.
Another Junior booth came next. the
grab bag. This was ice fishing. The
color scheme was blue and white
Small evergreen trees. snow tipped,
added to the beauty. This booth was a
great attraction to the younger folks
Amelia buchanan. Ruth Norton and
Queenie Carbfho presided here.
Next came the senior rose booth
gaily decorated in pink and white roses.
This was for the fancy work which
was in wide variety and sold well. This
booth was presided over by Miss Ma
rion Getchcll, Miss Grace Blake and
Miss Doris Smith. The booth was con-
structed by a committee of the senior
boys. Alfredo Nasciadri. Lee Hescock.
Clarence Rollins and Sidney Rollins
The other senior booths were their
work also. The fancy work booth
made substantial sum. The decora-
tons were the work Of the senior girls.
Next came another senior booth. the
cooked food. This was Mother Hub
bard's cupboard" Mother Hubbard
Madeline PerazzD ard her dog were
there. There was an abundance of at
tractive food. which sold well. In
charge were Katherine McGinn. Del
phenc Andrews and Frances Fuller
The hot dogs" were In black and
white booth with decorations of pups.
This booth was made by the commit
tee Of senior boys and decorated by
Miss Alice Stevens ard Miss Lucy Mcr-
rill. In charge were Miss Lois Gum
and Miss Iva Moss and Miss Catherine
Woodside. assisted BY 81 group of the
boys of the class.
The freshman booth was odd and in
teresting; its decorations. snowballs.
Red and white was the color scheme.
The freshmen sold ice cream. balloons
and confetti. In charge were Donald
Kellogg. Clara Simonson, Ruth John
son and Margaret Turner. also Rita
Pettee.
Very much Of the success of the fair
Is due to the parents who were so gem
erous in cooperating and i'm donating
food and fancy articles. The members,
too. of the various church ladies' aid