STUDENTS APPROVE FASHIONS THEY LISTEN TO TEEN BOARD

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000200170001-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 5, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: November 3, 1963
• Content Type: NSPR

WASHINGTON POST AND NOV 3 1963
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Students
Approve
Fashions
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. . . the "little girl"
smock, in pale apricot
crepe, worn by Sandy
Garber
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They Listen to Teen Board
By Ruth Wagner
age girls, and you can't,
help t h i n k i n g about'
clothes.
The g l r'1 s themselves
think - and talk - about
clothes constantly. They
try on clothes, borrow
them and exchange them
with girl friends. And
their favorite sport is go-
ing shopping-for more
clothes, of course.-
it's a known fact that
girls between the ages of
14 and 18 make no one of
this country's most power-
ful consumer groups,
wanting and buying more
nflw clothes each season
than they may ever again
Ill t.hei lives.
ooroved For
r0 ti .1DVU. en
the very definite fashion
tastes and wants of the
teen-age girl, Wgc
Lothrop has a ,mil
a
at each of four suburban
branches-Seven Corners,
Alexandria, Chevy Chase
and Wheaton. Board mem-
bers must not only have
the normal interest in
what to wear, but must be
outstanding in scholastic
achievement, citizenship
and character.
Principals of high
schools and.junior high
schools in each area are
asked by the store each
year to recommend sev-
eral girls. Board mem-
bers are chosen from this
away, the girls are having
a busy time. They are in-
volved with Christmas gift
suggestions and holiday
party fashions. On Satur-
days they participate in
fashion shows at the vari-
ous stores, joined by other
iist. iier'`ot` ars'l all High and
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teen-age models.
The girls in our pic-
tures (on the cover and on
this lpage) were in th
at ".QgAi a
er .e boar ' members
for that store are Karen
Gawen of Kenmore Junior
High, Kathleen Bridget of
Bishop Denis J. O'Con-
nell High and Mary Gar-
fin of Falls Church High.
Other models are
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... the empire wool in two versions, yellow
mohair with satin bow on Sig
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sines (left) and pale blue with A-line skirt
on Mary Garvin
k rrthlee,r. Bridget rrear.s .black velum cont. wit/r f,),. r.t!lrile
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Three different looks for that i.mport(Urt date qre shown by (left to right)
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