The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Halloween

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Sharp. and Skippy and Marilyn
Newhouse.
The judges were Matt Max, Ar
thur Nissly. Paul Ungrodt and Miss
Justine Ems, city schools art de-
partment.
During the showing OF the films
at Woodruff School teachers were
in their rooms for conferences
with parents.
Cider and doughnuts we're serv-
ed to nearly 500.
On the committee in charge OF
arrangements were Arthur Howard,
James Waite, Carl Starr, Thomas
Barnes, Mrs. James Waite, Mrs.
Fred Easing, Mrs. Lester August
Mrs. Merle Curtis, Mrs. Gilbert
Butler. Thomas Lawrence OF the
Kiwanis Club photographed the
prize winners.
Winners OF the prettiest cos
tunes at Prospect School were
Nancy Hesson, Shirley Williams,
Juanita Perry, Norma Lee Graham,
Beverly Abbeg. Theresa Cannon.
Joyce Lord and Donna Mead. Those
judged the funniest were Gordon
Rawson, Teddy Hanlon, Donald
Jones. James Richards. Duane Bias.
tian, Robert Former. Richard Nor
lander and James Tackman. The
prizes for the most original cos.
tunes went TO LeMoine Rutherford,
Lou Ann Bittman, Robert McGinn,
Donald Osburn, Robert Adams,
Shirley Kizor, Clare Tremlin and
Richard Helmer.
The judges in each grade were
assisted by the committee from
the American Legion, Willard
Shaw and c. w. Stokes, Kiwanis,
John Miller, and Rotary, Leonard
Menzi and L. NJ. Thomas.
The winners OF prizes for the
most novel costumes which were
given at Harriet School were lie.
Roy Patterson, Robert Cook. Mar
garet Coleman, Netreal Frierson,
Barbara Trigg, Albert Wilbert
Dorothy Knox. Shirley Taylor, Carl
Davenport, Marie Pierce, Viola
Pitts, Marianne Johnson, John a.
Williams, Herman Green, Mildred
Reeves. Edward Williams and Bar
bara Jean Anderson.
The judges were Harry f. Hold
ridge and Alvin f. Rumberger OF
the American Legion, Mrs. vita
Vest, Miss Faye Miller. Mrs. Laura
Mullins. Teachers who helped L.
with the serving OF refreshments
to over 400 children and adults
were Miss Wanda Smith, Miss Ruth
Mrs. Therissa Smith and
Mrs. Yvonne Williams. Miss Will
Ewing, pianist, played the march.
The Roosevelt elementary school
celebrated with a large assembly
afternoon. The children
were in costume and each grade
staged an entertainment. The sixth
grade provided a Halloween PLAY,
the fifth dramatized a story, mem
bers OF the fourth grade recitcd
poetry and the third and first
grades did Halloween stunts. The
second graders sang songs.
Following the assembly the chill
dren marched TO the gymnasium
where they had a grand right and
left and after returning TO their
rooms had the typical Halloween
refreshments.
All schools were assisted by
members OF Kiwanis and Rotary
Clubs and American Legion, who
furnished refreshments OF dough
nuts and cider.
Halloween Gay
over 100 boys and girls celebrat-
ed Halloween Tuesday night, at
Gilbert House playing the tradi
tional Halloween games in rooms
appropriately decorated with corn.
stalks, black cats and a generous
amount of black and orange paper
steamers. About % Mexican men
and 10 girls from the Michigan
State Normal College Spanish
class also joined in the games.
During the evening eight young
men from the Army Air Base drop
ped in. They helped serve and
even helped wash the dishes. say.
ing that they thoroughly enjoyed
the opportunity, It made them feel
at home.
Mrs. Richard Weir was hostess
representing the Gilbert House
Board Of Directors. and Miss Fran
els Lister, who played the piano
for the games. and Miss Ruth Caru-