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FASHION STROLL In a spectacular array of colors, the Fashion Merchandising classes pre- sented the public with an informative display of the latest styles. The show was the class’ six week project. The audience was delighted with the wide variety of designs that the students modeled to the theme ‘‘A Saturday in the Park’’. While the clothes ranged widely from bathing suits to formal wear, mini skirts, stripes and polka dots dominated the show. Clothes were donated by the Factory Store, Imp Peddler, Fashion Alley, Clark and Pritchard, 5-7-9, Ups-N-Downs, Fox- moor Casuals, Ragtime, and Off the Rack. The formal wear, donated by Lady L, was displayed to give the stu- dents an edge on the styles available for the Prom. The students who modeled in the program were students in the Fashion Merchandising classes. Many of the boys in the show who were not Fashion Merchandising students were invited to model in the show by the partici- pants. By displaying the arriving spring and summer fashions, the show helped everyone to see what the new styles were going to be. Hopefully the show helped give students the chance to get a head start on their warm weather clothes shopping by showing them the clothes that are most fashionable for the typical student’s lifestyle. By suc- cessfully achieving the purpose of the show, which was to show the public the latest styles while the models learned about fashion merchandising, Mrs. Ward, sponsor, considers the project a huge success. Even though the styles may change over the years, the Fashion Merchandising students hope that the interest in fashion does not lessen. Because of the success of the show, future shows should be ex- pected. Displaying the dress of a businesswoman, Tina Gammon strolls down the runway. Showing the new summer sundresses, Charlene McClenny and Kristi Wetzler take their places. Looking forward to the prom, Sonji Mason and her date model formal wear in white for the sen- iors. 6 Fashion Show
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