The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-30

Roberta Rollene on March 26, at
Monroe General Hospital. The par
entS live at SGT Margaret Street.
nyl0n tulle and underlined with tul-
lie. The satin belt was studded
with dainty little rosebuds. Her
Italian horsehair braided picture
hat dipped in front with a large
white rose and she carried a
matching pouch bag.
Sandra Shafchuck appeared a.
gain in a pale blue dress topped
with an all over embroidered pin
afore. Her bonnet and bag set were
of Italian lace. Connie Murphy APP
peared in daffodil yellow nylon
lace with a yellow taffeta under
skirt. Mary Clement has her Eas-
ter dress all picked out with her
own choice of frock in soft nile
organdy with peeping skirt in
sert of embroidery, and trimmed
at the neck and waist in black vel
vet. Karen Kakol wore an aqua
underdress topped with the white
cycle. Leanne Glass wore red and
white peppermint stripe nylon
frock with black velvet sash with
a demure collar to match her two
blonde pigtails. A Italian silk hat
and bag set of straw made her
look quite ready for the Easter
bunny.
The curtain closed after the
Fashion Show and Mrs. McCloskey
asked a budding reporter, with
camera in hand, to pick ticket
for the door prize which was a $40
gift certificate from the Beach
comber.
The girls from the LIST grade were
in place for the first Skit of the
musical half of the show. They all
looked darling, all dressed up with
teddy bear in hand and sang "Me
and My Teddy Bear" They had
been perfectly rehearsed by their
teacher Sister James of Jesus, and
received a wonderful ovation. The
second graders from both schools
were divided in two groups and
the first so children did a "Mexi-
can Folk Dance" and the second
group a "Danish Folk Dance"
Each group was dressed in white
with yellow and red crepe paper
aprons and paper dolly hats for
the Danish group and crepe paper
SerapeS and large Mexican hats
for the boys.
There were 80 girls and 10 boys
in the easter Roll" and they
came out in London Bridge fash
ion. Bo Thompson dressed like a
perfect little bunny came hopping
under the bridge on one side and
Frank Barto came hopping out I'm
der the other. The boys and the
two Dummies passed out the assert
ment of Easter baskets and help
ed fill them while the girls sang
Here Comes Peter Cottontan. "
While they sang the second version
of the same song, Jeff Collins dress
ed like farmer came stalking out
to catch the naughty rabbit, Frank
Barto, who had his white fluffy
tail shot off but managed to get
away.
The fourth and fifth grades, a
selected group from each room,
did clever skit by singing "Pm
An Old Cowhand" by fire and
Home On The Range" "Old Tex
proceeded to tell them how this
particular ranch got its name and
a massacre took place with In
dians whoopin' and hollerin' and
everyone ended up quite "daid."
The winners for the poster con-
test were announced with Barbara
O'Brien winning 1st place for the
9Th grade with $500 from the club
president, Mrs. Hinkle and $500
gift certificate from Paul Sher; tc
Tony Demerrit, a $500 LIST prize
from the Mothers Club; to Betty
Rojas and Pat Holik another $500
gift certificate from Paul Sher.
The last skit consisted Of girls
from the sixth and seventh grades
all clad in rainwear and singing
Singing In The RAIN" and Victor
Larson did a fast tap to "April
Showers" and a medley of "Sing.
ing in the Rain"
Baldwin's Nursery decorated the
stage, and Joe Darcy, USN play.
ed the piano.