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Sperryville School'
May Day Program
Presented Last Friday
The May Day program held here oa Friday, May 5, was more beautiful than any held here before. The Queen's chain was decorated with silver paper and pinnd on the curtain was silver and pink bows. The program was as fol-| lows:
The Queen's Court was dressed in pastel colored dresses. The, crown bearer wore a blrae suit, and the maid of honor wore laven-; der. The Queen wore a white satin dress with a long white veil. The trail bearer wore a white dress. The Heralds wore white shorts and blouses with silver horns and hats.
The Queen’s court were:
Heralds, Sally Dwyer, Mary Frances Dodson; Green, Barbara Black, Caroline Jenkins; Pink, Dorothy, Thompson, Beatrice Jenkins; Yellow, Joan Kelly Aylor, Barbara Brown; Blue, Mary Jane Cornell, Josephine Butler.
Crown bearer, Joe Aylor; Flower girls, Susan Schaefer, pink; Sandra Menefee, blue.
Majd of Honor, Joan Brown; Queen, Jean Brown; Train bearer, Edna Yates Schaefer;
The program was: 1
1. The Apple Maidens, grades 1, 2, and 3. /
2. The Blue Birds, grades 1 and, 2. 1
3. Playlet and song, grades 4
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