Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-28 | Page 9 | South High Girls Will Don Cotton Graduation Togs

I COEDS ABANDON COSTLY SILKS SILIS SATINS i 1 v. v n. n I V V J S Mt i NV i 7 t o t t s r J 1 I H q I I I 5 V I V 1 P A J L I I k r r V i v wi ri L i t 71 I I. I Economy will be the watchword at graduation ex exercises ex- ex at South high school this year ear coeds and their mothers have decided Instead of expensive silks and satins cotton afternoon gowns costing less than 10 many of or them made home-made will be worn at the ceremonies ceremonies cere cere- monies June 11 ii The pretty students displaying the various types of dresses arc are left to right Gene Duckworth Duckworth Duck Duck- worth werth Ph Phyllis Done Antoinette Wilson and Ardella Ardelia Irvine South High Girls Will Don Cotton Graduation Togs Economy Move Launched by Pupils Meets Hearty Approval Approval Approval Ap Ap- Ap- Ap of Mothers School Authorities Auth Keeping up with the Joneses willbe will willbe willbe be a simple matter at South high school this year Coeds and their mothers have agreed to eliminate the usual costly graduation gowns for commencement exercises es at the school on June 11 and to substitute cotton cotlon afternoon gowns which cost less than 10 each Students who initiated the economy program include Miss l Gene Duckworth Duck Duck- worth Miss Phyllis Done Miss An An- Wilson o lson and Miss Ardella Ir Ir- Ir- Ir vine School officials who indorsed the plan point out that since costly dresses have been banned for the exercises ex cx- the graduation gowns will serve double purpose for they will vill willbe willbe be useful all during the summer sea sea- son