Jones Metropolitan High School - Jonesite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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i fy.. HFASHIONS AND FUTURES The stars of Iones have scored an- other hit, this time in the lones eighth an' nual style show given on October 28, 1949, at the Fair Store Auditorium. Every year Iones has a fashion show--not only to display the glamourous Iones models and gorgeous clothes, but also to dem- onstrate the dramatic ability of the lonesites, Fashions and Futures, the name of the show, got under Way with a musical directed by Miss Veronica Hyde. Songs and dances added a special touch to the fashion show that followed. A skit rep- resented sorne high school students thinking of what they would like to be in the future and, at the end of the show, seeing their dreams come true. Next came the main event of the evening: the lones girls modeling fash- ions from the Fair, Under the direction of Miss Foley, the girls were able to show oft the clothes to good advantage, par- ticularly since each student at lones receives special posture training in her regular gym classes. We owe our appreciation and grati- tude to Miss Gifford and her staff of the Fair Store, also to Miss O'Brien, Miss Fo- ley, Miss Gorman, Miss Murphy, Miss Hyde, and Miss White, who all helped make the evening the big success it was. A Charming Trio We're Ready. Let's Go. lones Gangbunters Here Comes Dorothy. The Bride The Past Meets The Present The Swami Sees All 0590

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CPEN HOUSE Gay crowds milled through the school at our annual Open House, and the atmosphere was filled with the ever-present air of friendli- ness, which is always a must at Iones. As our parents and friends began their tour of the school, the center ot attraction was the sign that hangs below the clock in the first floor cor ridor, which we all know reads SMILE Many ol our parents were delighted with special programs during the personality divif sion period. They were also pleased to find lones a place where their children can discuss problems that bother them. do--qw--N X The Ionesites' Parents Begin Their Tour A Pause For Needed Refreshment An Assorted Class Is Most Attentive The Seniors Display A Skeleton Outside The Closet 028s

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Harlene Phillips. Elise C ohen. Vivian Frcm Phyllis Mayne. co, Dolores Stubbs. One of the most progressive activities to be found at lone is the newly organized Hobby Club, supervised by Mr. Hah An outstanding feature f ' ' ists ' S n. o this club is th make it Work M e way the Hobb . any different h phy stam HCBBY CLUB s photogra- r collecting, knitting, and drawing re followed. The idea of the members is to contribute to the collections of the other members as well as to enlarge their own. Vivian Franco, president of the club, does not find it hard keeping the meeting in order as the members are always busy pasting stamps, sorting postal cards or learning how to knit one, purl two. The other officers, Elise Cohen and Dolores Stubbs, can vouch for this as they find it quite easy to take minutes and collect dues respectively. The l-lobbyists find their meetings interesting as well as educational and they are always sorry when Mr. Hahn utters those horrible words, Class dismissed. GRANT PARK IS OUR CAMPUS 0 30 o Y- obbies such a , p-and-postal-ca d ' a