Victory For Vicky

Vicky has decided now to begin a Christmas present for herself. While other women knit argyles inn the hope of finishing them for the man of the moment by Christmas, Vicky is going to work on making herself a smoother, more popular woman by December 25

Vicky Takes To the Sun

As the mercury in the thermometer soars upward, Vicky prepares her wardrobe for play. Warm summer weekends mean swimming, sunning, picnics and tennis. Summer shows cottons crisp as taffeta, cool rayons and sturdy denims that can take the beating of a picnic at the Ledges

Vicky

Once Vicky was given a beautiful, bunny-soft sweater. After wearing it to a dance and three physics labs, it needed washing, so she gaily dumped it in with the rest of her wash at the Launderette. Horrors! Now the sweater wouldn\u27t even fit her 2- month-old niece, so Vicky has learned how to wash delicate clothing the right way

Third Finger, Left Hand

There was a time when a woman wore a diamond on her first finger if not engaged; on her second if engaged; on her third if married; and on her fourth if she intended to die an old maid. But that is ancient lore. Today\u27s woman has dreamed of diamonds and star dust and romance since she was in pigtails ... and in all the dreams the ring is on her third finger, left hand

Vicky Steps Out In Cotton

Vicky\u27s having a hey day. Spring is coming and she has only one cool cotton dress in her closet. So she\u27s haunting the fabric counters and is delighted as a kitten with catnip at what she\u27s found. Her old dresses, too short, faded or worn out, are on the way to children in Holland or dusting the furniture on cleaning clay. The new ones she\u27s making are planned to make her look as cool as a Union malt when hot weather arrives

The Iowa Homemaker vol.29, no.7

Guilty or Not?, Geraldine Moran, page 3 Flowers for Vicky, Frances Bosnak, page 4 Corporate Personalities, page 6 Here’s An Idea, Joy Moore, page 10 Selling – a Fast-Paced Career, JoAnn Breckenridge, page 12 What’s New, Virginia Foth, page 14 How to Care for Your Nylons, Joan Ahern, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.28, no.3

Memo to a Freshman, page 2 Money Planning Can Be Fun, Mary Alice Halverson, page 3 If Marriage Is in Your Future, Jo Ann Breckenridge, page 4 There’s Excitement Ahead, Katherine Williams, page 6 Activities Point Up Fun for Free Time, Margaret Edgar, page 7 Faculty Suggests Electives, Peggy Ann Krenek, page 8 All You Have To Do Is Eat, Janet Sutherland, page 9 Meet Your Counselors, Elinor Chase, page 10 Vicky, Jo Ann Breckenridge, page 12 What’s New, Peggy Ann Krenek, page 17 Testing Bureau, Barbara Allen, page 19 Keeping Up With Today, Mary West, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.28, no.6

Your Dream Man, Margaret Wallace, page 3 County Home Economist, Ruth Foster, page 4 Mirror, Mirror On the Wall, Emogene Olson, page 6 I Resolve, Katherine Williams, page 7 These Women Drivers, Merritt Bailey, page 8 Vicky, Jo Ann Breckenridge, page 10 What’s New, Peggy Krenek, page 14 American Dietetic Association, Christine Thomson, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.28, no.1

Housemothers Enjoy Personal Ties, Janet Sutherland, page 2 Your Hope Chest Plans, Jo Ann Breckenridge, page 3 Select Your Electives Now, Barbara Parson, page 4 With Spring – Sport’s The Thing, Barbara Allen, page 5 You Can Make Packing Fun, Patricia Close, page 7 Vicky Boasts – Bring On The Rain, Katherine Williams, page 8 Wee Listeners Join Radio Fans, Lee Ann Smiley, page 10 Zipper History Has Ups and Downs, Margaret Leveson, page 12 Simple Corsages That You Can Make, Emogene Olson, page 15 Keeping Up with Today, Mary West, page 1