Essex County Vocational Technical High School - Athena Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Dressmaking Office Practice 2A Dressmaking D Design Design Mary B Helen Bur Helen (

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The Ghost Noise Shave me,’ Cy, , walked closer to the window, the spooky sound became louder. | j Gathering more courage, he opened the window but t noise A Y s rl +] tert - › closed the window and the noise started again. Be- ing puzzled and afraid, he opened the window, again and a branch from the tree swished across his face. Becoming angry 1 £ +] » wl ] | $ el а ] Ia ER m he broke off the branch and shut the window. The travele: ; gh« ise but the queer noise had ceased when he broke off the branch. So ended the legend of waited and waited for the the haunted room.

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Honor Roll--continued er M inch Millinery-2 B Office Practice Ba Costume Design and Illustration The study of design is one of the most practical of all eourses open for girls and women. It de velops a taste for good things, viz: proper clothes, colors, lines, house furnishing arrange ments, etc. If rightly trained, she may use this knowledge asa means of livelihood and at the same time be lappier in her home. She saves money in the purchasing of her clothes for the simple reason that she is sure of herself anc buys the cor rect garment at once. Students who have gone out from this department during the past year have been successful. Never before has there been a greater demand for women who have been trained to do pen and ink work, to know good color and combinations of color, to know the human figure and its construction lines, not only artistic but appropriate. This demand comes from the commercial field, catalogue houses, department stores, new spapers, fashion magazines, dress making establishments, millinery houses, etc. There is nothing manufactured which does not develope in the hands of the designer and artist. The study produces harmony as well as a means of earn- ing a livelihood.