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May 18, 1954
The Daily Record
Dunn, Harnett County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
Jack and Jill Kindergarten pupils in Lillington performed 'The Calico Cat' play for commencement, featuring child actors in costumes on a castle stage set. Diplomas awarded; Ray Stewart got perfect attendance gift.
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Kindergarten
At Lillington
The dozen young pupils of the Jack and Jill Kindergarten of Lillington presented a colorful play, "The Calico Cat" on Thursday night, at the school house as their commencement program.
Beautiful costumes and a stage setting depicting a stone castle in wooded area gave a professional background to the children's performance. The stone towers of the castle, the realistic trees, and flowers were the original stage designs of Mrs. Casey Fowler, who assists the kindergarten director, Mrs. Bob Baggett, with handcraft instruction.
Ray Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Stewart had the title role of the Calico Cat. Other characters in the play were Little Boy Blue; Mike Mann, Goldilocks, Donna Rae Stoltz; "Pinocchio," Jimmy Jackson; "Jack Beanstalk, Junior Breeden; "Tin Soldier," Freddie Holloway; "Little Two Eyes," Nancy Brown; "Frog Prince," Stevie Adcock; "Black Sambo Neil Ross, Jr., "Red Riding Hood," Becky Hill; "Knave of Hearts," David Harrington; and Humpty Dumpty, Barry Johnson.
Diplomas were awarded by Mrs. Baggett at the close of the program. Ray Stewart, who had a perfect attendance record also received a gift from the director.
Graduates were Stevie Adcock, Nancy Brown, Junior Breeden, Becky Hill, Jimmy Jackson, Barry Johnson, Freddie Holloway, Ray Stewart, Mike Mann and Donna Rae Stoltz. Two month certificates
Is
Given
By
Kindergarten
At Lillington
The dozen young pupils of the Jack and Jill Kindergarten of Lillington presented a colorful play, "The Calico Cat" on Thursday night, at the school house as their commencement program.
Beautiful costumes and a stage setting depicting a stone castle in wooded area gave a professional background to the children's performance. The stone towers of the castle, the realistic trees, and flowers were the original stage designs of Mrs. Casey Fowler, who assists the kindergarten director, Mrs. Bob Baggett, with handcraft instruction.
Ray Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Stewart had the title role of the Calico Cat. Other characters in the play were Little Boy Blue; Mike Mann, Goldilocks, Donna Rae Stoltz; "Pinocchio," Jimmy Jackson; "Jack Beanstalk, Junior Breeden; "Tin Soldier," Freddie Holloway; "Little Two Eyes," Nancy Brown; "Frog Prince," Stevie Adcock; "Black Sambo Neil Ross, Jr., "Red Riding Hood," Becky Hill; "Knave of Hearts," David Harrington; and Humpty Dumpty, Barry Johnson.
Diplomas were awarded by Mrs. Baggett at the close of the program. Ray Stewart, who had a perfect attendance record also received a gift from the director.
Graduates were Stevie Adcock, Nancy Brown, Junior Breeden, Becky Hill, Jimmy Jackson, Barry Johnson, Freddie Holloway, Ray Stewart, Mike Mann and Donna Rae Stoltz. Two month certificates
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Prodigy
What themes does it cover?
Family
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Kindergarten Play
Calico Cat
Lillington
Commencement
Graduation
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. Bob Baggett
Mrs. Casey Fowler
Ray Stewart
Stevie Adcock
Nancy Brown
Junior Breeden
Becky Hill
Jimmy Jackson
Barry Johnson
Freddie Holloway
Mike Mann
Donna Rae Stoltz
Where did it happen?
Lillington School House
Story Details
Key Persons
Mrs. Bob Baggett
Mrs. Casey Fowler
Ray Stewart
Stevie Adcock
Nancy Brown
Junior Breeden
Becky Hill
Jimmy Jackson
Barry Johnson
Freddie Holloway
Mike Mann
Donna Rae Stoltz
Location
Lillington School House
Event Date
Thursday Night
Story Details
The dozen young pupils of the Jack and Jill Kindergarten presented the play 'The Calico Cat' as their commencement program, with costumes and stage setting designed by Mrs. Casey Fowler. Ray Stewart played the title role. Diplomas were awarded by Mrs. Baggett, and Ray received a gift for perfect attendance. Graduates listed.