BAIW 3UGLS. B.xILEY. NORTH CA^?OLTNA. SE?TE?'iBER 19^2 PAGF, Ifl
FreshiTian Class Kates Largest Enrollment
Feshions end Fsds
By Vivian Glover
Thousands of new fashion
ideas are being brought
out every day, and the
favorites this fall are
the lines that give soft,
smooth curves to the fig
ure.
Wide, wide belts are a
perfect exanrole. Wide
belts give teen-age girls
that slim look all the
middle-aged women envy.
They are perfect with sep
arates and dresses. The
wonderful part about belts
is that they give the
buxom girls a chance to
wear gathered skirts.
COLOR IQYNOTES
Black and yellow wind-
breaker jackets hold a
grand place in the school
?pot light. Betty Lou
Glover is the envy of all
the girls when she walks
down the hall j^porting her
black shiny jacket.
Girls, when you go to do
that winter shopping,
don't forgot to look for
poodle cloth. It’s a mag
nificent new cloth every
one loves. It's moderate
ly priced too.
For dress-up time velve
teen is nice and warm.
It's good for parties,
church, and school wear.
Taffeta is especially nice
for party dresses.
BLOUSE CLASSICS
For good comfortable
school wear for fall we
have all kinds of blouses-
Gibson-girl, sleeveless
jersey, Dolman-sleeves,
cotton, jersey, cotton
with cavalier cuffs, nylon
and acetate sheer, bat
viiugs, and many more.
Cold weather creeping
Sixty-five freshies made
their presence. knoT-m
around school the first
day by rushing to ■ the
wrong class room.
Freshmen are permitted no
electives. They have five
required subjects to take:
general math, civics,
up on us so you had better
get all the wear out of
those sheer dresses. How
do you like Shirley Webb's
and Lois Thigpen's? Cami
soles and half slips are
feminine and comfortable
for all thin garments.
Hair styles haven't
changed very much. The
soft, loose curls are
still preferred. That "Old
grey mare's tail" won't be
what it is now when old
Jack Frost gets here, but
it is a good idea to wear
the hair short while it is
warm.
Our Bailey boys are still
crazy over those loud,
screaming colors. That’s
all right, boys; the girls
love them too, Rex Vick
has been displaying good
ideas about color combina
tion, All boys are going
out for the printed sport
shirts.
i health and physical edu
cation, science, and
English.
The boys take agriculture
while the girls have a
course in home economics.
Twenty-six of the fresh
men class came from Mount
Pleasantj 39, from Bailey,
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