Milford chronicle., 1960-02-12
Fashion Show Was
Assemblies Feature

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row, Mary Ann Quillen, Barbara
Ennis, Brenda Hendricks, Patsy
Hudson, Katherine Kendzierski,
Virginia Macklin, Barbara Morris,
Doris Postles, Elizabeth Simpson,
Kay Scott, Brenda Mulholland,
Cathel Donovan, Ruth Ann Yerkes,
Susanne Stauffer, Kay Isaacs, Ro-
zanne LaMorge, Nancy Knicely,
June Baynard, Lois Mason, Jean
Clendaniel, Frances Bradley, Elaine
Burlingame, Carolyn Casey, Gloria
Chandler, Larbet Davis, Priscilla
Dickerson, Beverly Hayes, Flor
ence Jackson, Janis Lane, Roberta
Pittner, Mary Lou Smith and Mar
gle Kilkins.
The Assembly was enjoyed by
the students and was an opportun-
ity for the girls to demonstrate
how they have learned to make
clothes and also wear them prop
poise and modelling.
Next weeks assembly will recog-
nize Lincoln's and Washington
birthdays and will be an Art AS
sembly under the direction of Mr..
Jack Kunkle.
The following is the viewpoint
of a mother who attended the
Wednesday morning assembly:
/ was invited to attend the Senior
High Assembly on Wednesday
morning at S:45 at which time the
''Teen Fashions of so" were pre-
sented.
The Senior High students came
into the auditorium in a most or
derly manner, with minimum of
confusion.
The Assembly was opened by
Mr.. William Miller. Ginny Dohr-
ing read the scripture and lead
in repeating the Lords Prayer and
the Flag Salute.
Rozanne LaMorge came out and
asked the audience to please re-
frain from whistling or applauding
until the show was finished. The
curtains were opened showing a
beautiful spring scene with white
wrought iron furniture, potted
plants, artificial flowers and sew
eral cages containing beautiful
parakeets. You could just imagine
it was Easter.
Rozanne then introduced two
of the narrators, Cathy Kendzier-
ski and Ruth Ann Yerkes, who
modelled their dresses and then
sat on either side of the stage at
lawn tables with raised umbrel-
las. Later Mary Ann Killen joined
Ruth Ann at her table and helped
with the narrating. These girls did
commendable job.
The costumes made and modelled
by these girls of the Senior High
Home economics Department of
Clothing, were many and varied
Lounging and beach costumes,
shorts, jackets, skirts, school
dresses, afternoon dresses, beau
tiful evening dresses, suits, and
even an evening bag to match one
of the gowns All of the outfits
were beautifully made in colors
and materials which were very
f1attering to the coloring of those
who wore them
show, one of the girls modelling a
very beautiful year round suit,
carried an adorable black French
Poodle. Another, to model a sport
jacket, wore riding outfit, COM
plete with derby and riding crop.
With some of the afternoon dresses
and evening gowns, the girls wore
white gloves, which added much to
the costume.
When you consider the length
of time girl must train to be-
come professional model, and
consider that these girls had only
a few hours practice, they turned
in an excellent performance. Con-
gratulations, girls !!
At the close of the fashion show
the girls presented their teacher,
Mrs. Liller, with a beautiful bou-
quet of red roses. know the girls
are very appreciative of their tea
cher and / am sure Mrs. LiIler
must have been mighty proud of
her girls.