John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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K' QQJT V- ,fi y t w E? . ' Y X 'iq ' 5' f u 'H I T' X . U 'lik -m 'il. in 'F ily s A 211 V ' 'x f f f TI- Q '-QS, - fc l,..-.sax 1 M 5 wc 3: - - f, ' .' - f f J Ke,-vu. - GLAMOUR AND ELEGANCE with swishing sklrts of glowing brocades and shining satins the low rustle of feet as they move to the soft melodies or a band and the soft colored lights as they sweep over the danc4 floor seem to be the setting for the luxurious new fashions that have been created tor the winter season lt has become difficult to choose new dresses for those special occasions as each style holds some new fascina tion The choice in materials is varied iaffeta is featured with bold gold stripes Eaille velveteen and the new brocade are among first cholces for special evening wear Styles are so rumerous that it IS easv to appear at parties with some new touch in your aress that no one else has There is the glamorous type with bolero 1acket which when removed transforrrs your gown into the bare shouldered almost formal dress Waists are all small and gn!! 911116165 VIOLA BANNON Tqffksuj fu' it if f Y , Jw- is--5 r the effect is achieved by a wide shirred bodice, or tiny ribbons that girdle the waist, giving a slim, sleek look, Cf course, the wide shashes that tie into bow bustles hold a place of their own in fashion news. They give any dress a stylish, party-going appearance. The trend in shoe styles for these holiday dances is definitely drifting away from the open-toed and back- less look and has emerged into a neat suede with heels once more becoming h gher and the flat appearanc ban ished lt is probably a change for the better Those sleek suedes with the high back ending in an ankle strap or perhaps the plain type with the baby doll toe are being worn mostly for special occasions and they lend an air of sophistication to the soft greens and golds of brocades that fall into folds around the ankles Though red and its shade from coral to strawberry are dominant this year nothing could go better with soft liahts and music than pale blues and aolds in a dellcate rayon marguisette with matching satin slippers The new look hair style brushed to hlning sleekness held with a small Jewelled pin of rhinestones or pearls will com plete this magical picture for winter c ances and parties There is really a look of th pr1n cess of old in the styles for that extra special date of yours The rici new b ocaded shoe and purses add a no e of luxury to your costume For your gown the bare shouldered look pre xails w1th the accent on the small waist and wide colonial skirt Tiny sequins metallic materials and short bolero 1ackets with flare backs and stand up collars add a note of original ity to the gowns This is the year for Prince Charm 1 as to take their enchanting princesses to the ball in regal splendor 18 1 . . 4 . . r il 3 - 1 1 . ' I ' . . . , 3 . . , ' s F . . , , . , b A J . . I . ' D xx l I ,, . . . i A C , - 1 - . 5 . L ' , 1 S - ' ' - I ' b Q . . . . . X ' Y . , l W 0 . . , r s t , ' - '75 2,1-'gli '. , - if , f 1' iff-f , f ' , 1 I V 3.3, , ' ' ' be vet V 4,3'f'- f1'I'2f ' -- ,. - S' 'I' X ' '-1' .if .' 'Z ' G , . fu, 3 V , mt., 115 l ff- A ' if '- J. 4 ,A !': 1' . . . . - A z . A g, f , . . . ,V '55, , 1 - A .n rw , . , V , 1 . -J .Q ' , uf - r 4 45 - s... M - , ...,.wffL4Ld. 41,2 'ffl

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bELLS RlNG books fall doors cpen and Ellen walks to lunch' Fourth perl a lunch wa a splendld thmg when wrrtten on a program card but as the term progres ed l have come to ap proach 1t w1th horror After crambl1na th ouah the OD stacles of the mam atsle l reach my t ble to recerve not a medal of honor but orders for three mllks the quarter specral and cake I am usually waylayed m mf path t the lunchlme and reheved of my lcooks and assrgnments What else ts lunch pertod for except t do homc X ork9 lt rs then that l beam my V1Q1l on the queue of other hopeful 1nnocents he menu advertt es lfver and bacon 'vtlllfl cole slaw and as an adaed at that an Adams spectal IS not cxactly v hat mother prepares but tt keeps on from fallmg by the waystde durmg the course of the day l have often thought tt strange how many old aauatntances have been r rewed on a lunchhne partrcularly rf am on the lme and mx frtend tsnt Now w1th my head whlrhng Wtth rders and my fmgers fumbhng wlth pennles l crawl wlthm the aates from under the tmposmg arm of a S NlOh P tor l know at e 1 a oem my eye level usually meets v tn her badae but 1t seems that my eye are rot aol to scale her hetaht tn ord r to see ler face lwy tray ts rapt y Our Hungry Hearts ELLEN SCHWARZ is -1-:S- ! -5 becommg ftlled now Every mllk has a name m order not to confuse me Jtola Dorothy losephme lane Ioan rrances twenty four cents Now the sllverware four forks two roons for cuttmg the meat and an olher for omeones 1ce cream fWhats her name abhors wooden spoonslb Somethmg mells aood Clt couldnt tsurprtsel c h e e s e on toast The spaahettt-a shght mtstake' After recervmg my vegetable plate and burldmg a Tower of Plsa on th brown Betty l tr1p Chterallyb over the r onrtor who sprawls 1n front of the C ate to the Checker Two pages of checkers ftgures and three cents later l arrtve at the table Vllll'1lI'1 seconds my companlons relate that 1t IS ten mtnutes to fto what lll fever know l neve look at the clocrl nd my tray ts sho t nc mrlk l dont lll 9 warm mtlk anyway lffy meal IS a btt cold now the spoon loesnt seem autte the same as a K tfe but l am upposed to be brtm ull of dtetary vttarntn Bells aaam books drop and ooh Vlola my Enaltsh asstonment Helr mel How can l posstbly descrlb lrrtta t on to a teacher 20 . . - Six- V ,fwv o S L - . ' Q ' , I ? , 1: Mar' .S , . - 5-f 4 X -ses gl 1 . WF 'Jigs S - Y v i ' J - o .,...::,. 4 ' I A ' S1 ' I W . O V E V A. . 4 V , , . C. ' , ' Q b- K ' ' '57 . I I ' ' ' ' Sq ' l - - . s ' - ' - T 's ' ' - traction, spaghetti. Here l must admit Let Liver, bacon, cole slow, carrots and . . l W , 4 D J I . 9 , , . . A ee Ay, ' ' o ' c ' ' f' ' ' 1 I ' A El F7 AA I X' tx trio . th sh 's T 'or' 5 A , 'M ' F O L ' ' ' T ' ' l s A ' ' , L, , , , I J A l V .Q . ' I G f . T . . -l C J I . l . A' . dx - . . Tl , S c ' t