Girls Trade and Technical High School - Ripper Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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The Easter Parade was broadcasted from Atlantrc Crty where Grrls Tech was represented Connle Brewra was the eif1c1ent announcer The well known styllst and commentator was Dorothy Phlllppl The song SlYl1Sl was Carol Reldmueller The clothes were made and desrgned by the grrls The clean up glrls had prepared the boardwalk for the parade Factory g1r1s were out to get 1deas for the Tech des1gners Tlny tots dlsplayed ch1c creatrons Cotton fancy and wool dresses followed Sklrts and blouses as soft as pussywrllows marched rn an array of colors Su1ts tull of drama closed the personal group of clothes The show ended Wllh a group of custom made orlgmals modeled by famous models 3 ,444 M ,a glow, VR at L t . , . . .. . -t .H . - I

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121 292 fk IOLA F GEORGE Vlce Prmclpal DO YOUR VERY BEST No two students are ever qulte ahke, and no two w111 ever tollow exactly the same career It we Work to the best advantage, no two W111 ever follow the same course ot study The purpose ot rrght trarnrng IS to prepare for work whlch w1ll last whatever 1S done needs to be done well Let lt be done honestly not as today's makeshltt, but as done for all tlme Davld Starr Iordan 'R fr A - A R .w , K ,452 , , ' - Ei .Q 'L fist:- 5151 I P - A ' 42

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Here are the drum majors which lead the big Easter Parade. Aprons, some snowy white, some colored are as comfortable as the ones Mother Hub- bard Wore. Tailored suits and mili- tary coats, are styled to suit young gentlemen. Swirling skirts, puffed sleeves, Peter Pan collars, are cun- ning school trocks for young tots. FTIOCIGF 141