November 22, 1960
THE MOUNTAIN TRAIL
Page 8
Kpmpus
KOSTumes
Tina, we all love your wool slacks
and matching camel sweater*
Carolyn P. has a very pretty pink
dressi
Betty Jean has a very becoming
blue skirt with white sweater and grey
blazer jacket.
Melinda, we think your red skirt
and sweater are real c«ol.
Georgetta looks real neat in her
grey ear ooat.
Marion, we all agree your red slacks
look very good on you,
Wanda, we think your green skirt
and green and white sweater look very
becoming on you.
Barbara W,, we all like your grey
slacks and sweater,
Agnes has a very becoming grey
skirt and red vest,
Joan, we all agree your grey dress
l»oks very becoming on you,
Gladys, we think your red skirt
and matching vest are very prettyii
Shirley has a very pretty dark
blue full dress,
Linda P,, we all like your blue
pleated skirt and blue sweater,
Barbara, your green skirt and
sweater are very prettyj
Sandra, we think your purple sweater
is real pretty,
Carolyn, we love your blue and grey
plaid pleated skirt.
Ann V/ax has a very pretty quilted
white skirt.
Katherine, we all agree your black
bulky-knit sweater is pretty. Wear it
more often,
Anne, you look real good in your
brown skirt and brown and tan sweater.
Jo Ann, we all think your blue
and black dress is very pretty,
Jane, We all like your leopard
pants and white sweater,.
Eunice has a very pretty orange
and black sheath,
Francis V, has a very becoming
green sheath,
Kimbo, we all think your purple
dress is pretty.
(HOW MUCH DO ™ KNOW CON*T)
26. Who was Cotton Mather? What did
he do? Where did he live?
The answers to these questions will
be given in next month*s issue. Look
for them.
By Tina Harbison, Editor
If the BROOKS which ran down the HILL
were full of RAINWATER last SUMMER, and
%
the CROWES ate all of the BROWN BERRYS,
WOOD you be COOK-ing RICE in your POTTS
for VALENTINE dinner, jumping over a LOWE
WALL into a GARDENER ^ S WEBB or REED-ing
a WHITE book??? ™
The Editor