The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-04
May Day Festival AT BayDietO
Park Yesterday Grand Success


Lois Sawyer, queen, Of the High
School. reigned at a very beauti-
full May Day festival at Bayview
Park yesterday afternoon.
The opening numbers, the dane
ing Of the minuet, in Colonial cos
tunes was very picturesque.
Following this was the drill by
girls in red and white costumes
and with real infants in carriages
Of red and white TO carry out the
health idea.
Very dainty and graceful were
the little girls in their green hats
and beautiful baskets Of flowers,
escorted by their partners carry
ing red hoops.
Balloon Dance
Next was the colorful red and
blue balloon dance, all showing
that good health floats high.
The two small girls represent
ing little butterflies fitted about
in charming dance.
Then came Che little girls in
their dresses Of green and little
hats showing the spirit of spring
flowers, pansies, daisies, dahlias
and other flowers.
The bright golden sunflowers
with their sunny faces peeping
through brown collars were very
effective.
Little Dancers
Sunbonnet girls in calico and
overall boys with red ties were
the quaint little Dutch dancers.
The boys in white and black
bow ties with the girls in white
middies, black ties and black
bloomers marched to form the let
tiers "H-e-a-I-t-hg in perfect for
nation. Many were the praise
worthy comments on this number
and the. value of its lesson.
Dainty naidens in ruffles and
more ruffles Of pink and green
plated the May pole most beau
fffuIly.
The girls in blue and rose
dresses and boys in white were
very good.
Then came the girls in yellow
and green dresses who were well
received.
Pirate Drill
The. end came with a vivid,
hearty pirate drill with a large
number of pirates participating.
Everyone witnessing the May
Day event were loud in their
praises Of the program, and how
faithfully the pupils were trained
by their teachers and the work
accomplished by both Harris and
Division Street Schools, under the
leadership Of Prof. w. C. Duncan.
Each number showed its careful
planning and training.
The parents of the three
PIT. AS. composed the follow.
ing committees:
Cake Committee: Mrs. Chas. II.
ketchum, Mrs. Sam Kemp, Mrs.
Cleveland Dillon.
Sandwich COMMITTEES: Mesdames
Anthony Haskins, Charles Hoge.
boom. Joe Saunders. E. r. Thomp-
son.
Soda Oommittee-Mrs. Milton
Sawyer and Mrs. II. Wallace.
Ice Cream Committee for Har-
ris sehool-Mrs. L. +. Watson,
Mrs. J. H. Russell. Mrs. @. w.
Hoeffer.
Ice Cream Committee for Di-
vision Street school-Mrs. Sam
Pierce. Mrs. Leland Sawyer, Mrs.
Harry Sawyer.
Candy Committee Mesdames
II. S. Dexter, J. +. Landlord, w.
p. Kemp. ID. A. Dupuis. H. S. Kes-
son. N. +. Berkovitx. Enrique
Henriquez. Robert Roberts, Chas.
Miller.
Those participating in the May
Day festival yesterday from the
Harris aud Division Street school
follow;
Harris School Pupils
Health Drill, IA and IN
Jenny Ellen Hiner. Barbara John.
son. Catherine Saunders, Eioise
Curry. Dolls Bradley. Copelyn
Ramsey. Doris Roberts. Wilma
Russell. Rosemary Demeritt.
Jewel Fine. Dolores Gray, Ruth
Stricken, Feral Roberts. Holland
FELTON,, John Lewis Day, Howard
Russell. Gerald Watkins, Harry
Osterhondt. Earl Adams. Joseph
Hocffer. Billy Bethel. Mervin
Thompson. Billy Gates, Russell
Baker. BETTY Joan Roberts.
YvOnne White. Billy Russell. Ben
jnniin Lowe.
Spring Drill, 2A-Josephine
Perez. Phyllis Saunders. Rose
Marie Sawyer, June Wellington.
Edrunia Fernandez. Alice Ramirez.
Glorina Curry, Donald canaleio.
Andre Alfonso. Philip Bradley. En-
gene Sweeting. Sherwood Crux.
Clayton Roberts, Hugh Papy: Oh.
Aaude Rose Brady. Elizabeth