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TOTS' WOVEN Under watchful eye of a teacher schooled by the AAA this high school girl learns the fundamental of safe driving in an Ameri- Antomobile association deal ' controlled car college Miss High Schooler favors "convertible" fashions so abundant PIAID COTTONS 98 Bp sturdy young American members of the school patrols like the lad pictured above while on doty He is learning the responsibilities of citizenship as well as helping to LfafRHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBH W in color and detail that can be mixed and matched and switched save life and limb fSSUKkw-:£iMFU about for suitable wear day in and out school semester of iay every Perhaps the most functional as well as attractive garments for the high school girl carefully planning the basics -- of her "go for everything" wardrobe are jumpers and These literally pave the skirts way to a varied wardrobe that will mothers pleasefashion-aware and daughters sjBkt '' skirts WU1 Whirl Z yl&yZ-'l'V This year her jumper may be of I EBBF '"T g wool jersey soft or to hem pleated from shoulder of sturdy gaily hued cotton corduroy Her skirt will be a whirling circle possibly of washable worsted with a bright plaid on one side slim Paris endorsed skirt In a worsted or monotone tweed With jumpers and skirts on hand the schooler can begin to but versatile plan modest-in-siz- e wardrobe that can ' easily be added to as her budget permits or the occasion arises Classes in how to drive a ear such as the one pictured above are part To wear over blouses and skirts of the instruction in practical living in assay high schools Here 'teen or with her jumper there are agers are prepared to exercise the rights and privileges and also to snug fleece lumber jackets belted understand the responsibilities of those who sit behind the wheel of oar highways safer cardigan jackets in warm tweedy an automobile to make — materials plaid wool jackets tai- X has f lored just like dad's smoking ensembles a of for about with classic tailored suits variety diminutive colored jackets jackets gaily woolen boxy jackets and of course Bid skirts that can be switched or smartly worn together The lumberjackets often have knitted waistlines and cuffs as well as zip closings that them make particularly help The cardigan jackets may also be worn loose without th r belts and the tiny u jackets may be found in either contrasting or companion fabrics skirts and jumpers They :' He usually styled with short cuffed sleeves Blonses GRANT-BU- T for fit comfoit W—tl Blouses for the high schooler vary in fabric almost as much 'as tjtey do in appearance All an effectively styled to mix and match with her skirts and jumpers to Wool jersey cotton gingham and They're scientifically designed broadcloth and nylon are just m give proper support to young few of the long wearing feet Made with genuine leather fabrics blouses are available in uppers insoles quarters 3 'j 8 Revived for high school wear is the long torso line middy blouse that mother used to wear Carrying over their popularity from last season are cotton shirts styled jf like brother's These can be iad hi any number of pleasing pastel tints A close copy of what her is the wool college sister wears three-quartjersey shirt with its length sleeves and diminutive col-detailing Blouse styles that go equally well in class and at after football game dances are the cotton nylon types budget-conscio- us - TttMBErili ggjCSp Eg ' ' SPWJ" crease-resistin- Very fine fabrics from he f amous d'i! moke't go into Shown is o peasant tyle wilh eyelet trim in jjllltfjil All in fch M colon Ml 6a He BIG SISTER COTTONS o ronge of deep tones In 2" woven pi aids checks solids Styles for every girf oil washable Siiet 7 & 14 '''iir 'mssS JirZ""v Is ?!- top-to-bott- draft-resista- nt - priced for Oil the gang! 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