Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS = OBITUARIES
VIOLET FAULKNER SAYS:
cen Homemokers
Win Scholarships

Today is red-letter day in the life of 17-year-
old Anne Reilly, blue-eyed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Reilly, and senior at Holy Cross Academy.
Winning over 1,1O2 girls in 10 schools through
out the District of Columbia, Anne received the
highest score in 50-minute written examination
testing the students attitudes and knowledge major
elds OF homemaking Questions covered such
furniture arrangement interior decorating budgets sewing
food buying, home safety and child care
Walking off with top prize be habit with this
vvacous teen-aser She's attending Holy Cross scho
arShp won at Calvert grade school,
AS the Districts Betty Croker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Anne Will receive $1,000 scholarship to the college
choice from General Mills sponsor of the contest
She also gets chance compete with the State winners
Tor the title OF Al-Amercan Homemaker of Tomorrow
May in New York
The oldest of five children she enjoys taking
baby brother 5month-old Michael She to cook and
read Poetry ranks first but Il love to read, period"
grnned when queried.
Among hobbies she lists stamp collecting swimming
and crocheng Il play basketball mserably love to
watch basketball and baseball she conded right
ahead frosting cake she had to demonstrate her
culinary ability
The for her 1894 Annes grandmother
At school Anne member of the Sodality Society
erary editor of the school paper The Cleaner
the Quill Scroll journalistic society and member of
the Drama Club
e! had the only nonsngng in the school operetta
Naughty Marietta. can't sing note" she laughed
Anne plans to her General Mills scholarship go
Catholic University and study education She follow
in her mothers footsteps and be teacher.
In addition to the scholarship she also will receive
expense-pad trip for herself and school advisor which will
begin here continue to Colonial Williamsburg New
York, April 27-May 3. In New York OF will
be chosen for the 1857 national title Her scholarship will be
increased to $4,000.
Runnerup
second-pace winner the District is Paula Pascal 49,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Pascal Paula will
receive $500 scholarship graduated from Calvin Coolidge
High School in February and freshman at George
Washington University majorng elementary education
She too wants TO be teacher and do what have
always wanted to do teach Americas future generations
Virqinio's Champ
Virgnia's young Homemaker Of Tomorrow Nancy
Boggs of Fairfax High School daughter of Mr.
haywood Boggs She too. wins $500 scholarship and
expensepad tour New where she also will
odate for the national title and the SIS 600 scholarship
Brown-eyed l7-year-old Nancy 1921
In PA schools throughout the Old Dominion State Nancy
outstanding student lists math her favoe subject She
secretary Of the senior Honor Society member Of the Latin
Club and business manager Of Fare Fac Sampler" the
school yearbook.
Among her hobbies soball and basketball and play
ing the piano She's particularly interested in and plays
exceedingly well Although doesn't home
she likes to cook and cooking isn't exactly hobby
Just cook to help keep the family fed She younger
brothers and sister Nancy has other homemang respon
sbies too but likes 10 cook best and especially make
desserts"
Last she worked in the Agriculture Depart
ment at Richmond and earned enough finance trip