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Show While the luscious lovelies of South high school are extremely busy attending to their knitting, the male portion are establishing themselvesi as fashion experts. Their code seems to be to use as many colors as possible to make them appear as well-groomed rainbows. Girls seem to think that men are more vain than they. Well, possibly, pos-sibly, but why take it to heart? All the boys have done is cook up ways and means of livening-up the dark weather with flings at brightness. bright-ness. For example, there are those flashy ski sweaters, combinations of which are guaranteed to knock the glasses off the most casual onlooker. on-looker. These are more than ample substitute for the yearly plaid shirt fad, which recently bit the dust in 1941. It seems always to be a r.abit with the male to purchase extra brilliant socks. One can get a g-ood look at them, however, only when the fine fellow feels generous enough to roll his moleskins over those "Lil' Abner" style shoes. If it's not moleskins, it is the new sensation, Bedford cord. Most of these are several shades above moleskins, and look really snappy with a white shirt and zipper sweater. Also guaranteed to put all trousers in the background as far as color goes are the creme colored cords, rendered red, yellow or purple by virtue of the dye bath. They make anything put beside them pale with jealousy. Need more be said? Why not let the eyes do the rest? That is, if anyone has survived the bombardment of colors well enough to distinguish whether that's a hat or someone's idea of a practical joke. |