The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-21


Party given by students OF Jimmie
Hunt Tuesday night in Fred Green
ballroom OF Charles McKenny Hall
was we'll received by guests. A De-
troit orchestra played for the re-
cital and dancing for guests after.
ward.
Attracting attention during the
recital was a number by Joyce
Wright, a tiny colored miss who
wore pale rose with blue in her
costume and did a buck dance. The
music for her number was titled
Honey Suckle Rose" Another fea-
ture was a duo rhythm number by
Clamah Clark and Lillian Williams,
Michigan State Normal College stu
dents, who did Java 1--WE" num-
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An interpretative dance OF nod
ding daisies was given by baby
class of Mary Ann Alfred, Kitty
Ann Swope. Peggy Joyce Rominski
and Bernard Joe Hutting. The chill
dren were dressed with huge daisy
petals around their faces and they
were clothed in green. A waltz clog,
with music, Chimes OF Spring
was presented by Nancy Lou and
Donald Whitcomb, Marilyn Miller,
Larry Minick, Nancy Mitchell.
Dressed as Dummies with pinafores
and carrying parasols, Susan
Arnold, Jane Ann Smith, Constance
Ann Milbourne and Ravelle Hill,
danced to the Easter Parade" The
youngsters came on the stage in
large Easter basket. A solo tap was
given by Bonnie Ellen Schoolmas-
ter to Seven Little Steps to Heav-
en-" She was dressed in aqua and
black with sequins.
Portraying the sweethearts OF
ties costumes, Mary Margaret and
Ronald Heath sang and danced to
When Francis Dances With Me-"
A sweet colleen Interpretation with
the music Irish Washerwoman,"
was portrayed by Marian Green.
To the music, Deep Purple" Bar
bara June Spiegel did a tap dance.
She was gowned in purple and or
child with sparkling sequins.
Tango rhythms were danced by
Miss Nancy Shaefer and Mr.. Hunt
in "Adios Muchachos" and Green
Eyes" Miss Shaefer wore an ivory
satin gown trimmed in dubonnet
and black braided seQuins. A soft
shoe dance TO the music of '-Polly"
was given by Rosann Evans, Mar
garet Gonyou and Paul Sutherland.
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red and white satin. An interpreta-
ton OF two bashful katrinkas
dressed in blue and yellow taffeta
Dutch costumes with appliqued
tulips was given by Mary Brown
and Patricia Hart.
To the tinkling OF bells and
flouncing OF pompoms with musical
accompaniment of Skaters Waltz
Louella Chebowski and Floyd Camp
bell danced in Hecon satin trimmed
with lime green. Jitt and litter,
who were titled a couple of rug
cutters danced to the music, in
the Mood" Nancy and Donald Whit.
comb had this number and did
jitterbug tap in costumes OF pastel
colors.
Gowned in red with ostrich plume
hat, Jaclyn Wright portrayed Hitch
Hikin' Hettie. With musical accom-
paniment I'm the Spring" Floyd
Campbell danced solo number In
sports clothes. Mr.. Hunt danced a
soft shoe number TO the music,
Dolores"
In the absence OF dancer jeanne
Mcclellan, Mr.. Stafford played a
musical selection.
| Two Mexican dances, arranged
by Raymond Brock, Spanish Depart
ment, Michigan State Normal Col
lege, were presented by Emily Good
ing. Eugene Lucarelli. Anne Leary,
Theodore Kentros. Doris Smith.
Jimmie Hunt, Ellen Green. AL
White, Mildred Mack and Samuel
Colt.
The review closed with the flag
fantasy. to the music OF Anchors
Aweigh" and STARS and Stripes
Forever" Dancers we're Jaclyn
Wright, Paul Sutherland, Rosann
Evans, Margaret Gonyou, Bonnie
Ellen Schoolmaster. Gowned In
red and blue satin with military
hats. each carried American flags
which were used In the interpreta-
ton.
Miss Schaefer and Mr.. Hunt did
rhumba and conga numbers and led
conga chain during the dancing in
the ballroom afterward
Mrs. Margaret Hubbard was ac-
companist for the review. Original
music for the overture was COM
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