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

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Dressing up for the class in History of Costume. Weaving on small hand looms is fun. Discussing individ- ual opinions in Family Relations, Miss Tiefenthaler teaches the right technique in need- le work, An authority on lines is her helper Marion Barkow, she helps Women choose designs with those correct lines which are so important in making and selecting clothes. Work- ing in the interior decorating department of the Vogue Shop is Dorothy Schneider. We always go to her for advice when choosing something new for our homes. At a large power machine in a beautiful modern dress factory is Ann Endes, who is enjoying it immensely. A small unique shop has been the achievement of Helen Goll, who specializes in making cunning boys' suits. At the exclusive designing room of The Smart Shop is Hortense Krawczyk, who has reached the top rank as a dress designer. She works on cr huge board creating stunning frocks. Modeling is a favorite ambition of many of our girls: a successful model is Cornelia Briewa. Her correct posture enhances the beauty of her clothes, which are in perfect harmony with her delicate coloring. An expert sales- woman in the largest dry goods store is Ann Marco, who gives us advice on patterns and materials. She will also give sewing instructions for beginners. A novelty club for girls has been started by Erna Waltersdorf at a Social Center. The young ladies work out original patterns for gloves, scarfs, booties, and other articles which are made with artistic skill. Of course, the majority of our girls have entered the pro- fession of happy homemakers. Their families are neatly at- tired in attractive clothes of their own makingg and their abili- ties are further displayed in their artistically furnished homes, the center of their happy lives.

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