Girls Who Make Their Own

There were Can Can Girls and a Continental Air at the Intermediate School assembly hall one night last month. The occasion was a big one for the school's little seamstresses, for it gave them the opportunity to model the clothes they had made at school. This they did on a stage with suitable Parisian decorations, before an appreciative audience of parents and friends.

Can Can item was too good to be so short.

Sandra Bills (Form I) models skirt and blouse outfit she made at school. She was one of scores who paraded in this way.

Form I and II girls give giggling rear view of their slumberwear—mostly made for the summer season.

Part of the audience, including many of the girls who took part earlier in the parade.

The skirt and blouse combination was a popular one with pupils.

Elaine Curtis, Heather Scott and Anita Sergeant on stage.

Teacher Margaret Jones gets a bouquet from Jenny Bain and Susan Full-James.

No show without the boys. In this case it's the boys' choir giving an item with Mr Nalder conducting.

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The Gisborne Photo News

No 66 : December 10, 1959

Girls Who Make Their Own