Aquinas Dominican High School - Taquin Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ine AIIQH an laurla e id wr covering . . . omema er To be sure of the correct method of purchasing a garment and to ascertain its real value. the Iulure Home- maker is taught to notice the hems ot garments. to check the labels as a guarantee of value, and to know her materials. M. L. Hogan, I. Green, E. Mack, M. L. Biety, R. Gaffney and P. McHugh scrutinize their merchandise lor REAL bargains, SAG !dZife!A CUIJ 50817 AGI' fra he M1615 900 . . . Nor will the Homemaker be fooled by misleading labels. She knows how to interpret them and what to demand before she purchases. Here N. Callahan, I. Ferris, P. Sullivan, M. Hogan, B. Iohlic and T. DeCanio inves- tigate the labels on canned goods to check for quality and content and usability of the product contained therein. 43

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.fa-Q -ww fsif A 'W Ay! 0 .Sze AufA 0l'7UI1l'll Aw' moufg fo ruinloln As the grandfather clock chimes the zero h.our, script writers G. Feeney, C. Barnes and A. Townsend forsake modernity and use WHO CIYN FIND A VALIANT WOMAN? for their theme. .SQFEHQIA ull!! Afllflrfy f are Aer Cfofdfnff All ready for the party, say L. Weber, A. Townsend and D. Neitzel as they take cr last minute look in the powder room mirror which re- flects so artistically their newly- made dresses. cw ion- ime flue jme,-j!Leme of .Slow Time marches on . . . and fashion with it! The new look develops into the NOW look. Hemlines hit Cl new low, but the sewing classes prove that it is oll pctrt of an endless pattern. The theme ofthe style show points out the timelessness ot fashion, and shows that fashion-time is really all the time.