This year's annual Fashion Show, entitled "Clothes‑ing Notes," will be presented on Apr. 19 at 8 p.m. The show will be in the auditorium, and there is no entrance fee.

Clothing in the show will be made and modeled by students currently enrolled in Fashions I, Clothing II, III, and IV, and independent study classes. Escorts accompanying the girls in the show will have their formal wear coordinated by Gingiss F. W. who will be presenting the men's fashions.

As the girls model their clothing, two girls will narrate. They are Linda Kennelly '80 and Linda Kapfhammer '80. The girls will also be accompanied by piano music provided by Donna Schultz '79.

A variety of clothes will be modeled. This will include winter coats, sportswear, outdoor wear, vests, ski parkas, and a quilt display. Also, a variety of separates, such as gauchos, skirts, dresses, shirts, pants, and shorts will be seen.

The students in Clothing IV and independent study are doing quite a bit of planning and working on the show, with the guidance of Mrs. Lynn Maclntyre. This will include set design, programs, invitations, posters, publicity, and some script work. Working on a fashion show is part of the Clothing IV classes' curriculum.

The stage in the auditorium will be decorated to fit the theme of the show. The title, "Clothes‑ing Notes" will be done in fabric letters and hung in the center of the stage. Two large, black notes will be hanging from the ceiling, which will serve as an entrance to the runway on which the girls will model.

The show is expected to last approximately an hour. An intermission will take place after the first half of the show and during this time refreshments will be offered to the audience. Foods classes, headed by Mrs. Norma Christensen, will be providing the food.

A turnout of about 300 people is expected, and Mrs. Maclntyre predicts that "the show will be a success."