Stephens City High School - Newtown Pippin Yearbook (Stephens City, VA)

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Motto: As our girlhood is, so shall our womanhood be. Colors: Green and White. Flower: White Rose. President ,.4... . . A ,RUTH PARKER Vice-President ,,.., .. .. .NINA STINE Secretary-Treasurer. .,r,. HILDA EDWARDS Reporter. . .,.r,, . . .CHARLOTTE WYANT Song Leader . . . .,,,..r BETTY MOORE Pfanllsf. . . . . . ,.,. BETTY LOU BARTON

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. DOROTHY DUMB MEETS A VITAMIN fThis Selection, from a monologue. is dedicated to the Nutrition CIass.j CSpeaking to clerkj You see it's this way, my husband's old maid sister is coming to visit us and she suggested that I learn more about the right combinations than I knew the last time she was here: so I'd like to see some new-fangled foods. I-Iave you any nice fresh vitamins? . , . You haven't any? . . . Well, that's too bad . . . What do they look like? . . . Well, I'm sure I don't know, why should I? Now, you, being in the business, should recognize a vitamin if you met it face to face. May I look at some calories? , . . You don't have them either . . . You should. they are another new-fangled food . . . You've never heard of them . . . My word, man, where have you been? Every time I go to a bridge luncheon I hear folks talking about counting their calories. I don't ask any questions, so they never find out how little I know. I have noticed one thing: It is usually the fat women that are mostly concerned. They go into a huddle and one of them will say, My dear, do you eat cocoanut' cream pie? I love it but it has too many calories in it for me. I must not forget to count them. I hate to count, but since calories are so new and popular, I must get some. I have a. recipe for cocoanut cream pie but you know it doesn't call for calories and I'm so glad it doesn't since they must be counted. Just when I think I understand what they mean, one woman will jump up and say, I'm simply starved, but if I would keep slim and lovely, I must count my calories. Then someone will say, I need them for health's sake. I worry about being so thin. so I want my calories. It is all very confusing to me: Life is so full of problems, I sometimes wonder what it is all about.