A one-act play by Marjorie Turner

How Do You Rate As A Roomate?, Mary Alice Halverson, page 3

Miss Iowa Homemaker, Barbara Parsons, page 4

Perfection From You, Amelia Sansom, page 6

What’s New, Virginia Foth, page 7

Taste Testing, Jo Ann Breckenridge, page 8

Operations Cleaning, Marian Ismert, page 10

Exercise for A Slimmer You, Katherine Williams, page 13

Vicky, Frances Bosnak, page 15

A Senior Answers A Freshman’s Questions, Margery Turner, page 21

Quotes, page 23

Home Economics Writing, page 24

Your disgusting days are over when you come to college? Not on your life. Come Saturday afternoon and your roommate shouts, "Get the dust mop and broom- let's get it over with." And so you get into your old blue jeans, a T-shirt and kerchief, all set for what looks like a good day's work.

Vicky went window shopping for new clothes and is trying to decide where to spend her summer job money. One thing she's sure of-whatever she buys, the versatility of this fall's fashions will make each dollar stretch, for this i,s a year for separates. Here's what Vicky saw

Take a look in that full-length mirror. Satisfied with what you see? Why, what's the matter? Don't you have those Betty Grable legs or .that Lana Turner figure?