FLOOSIE’ HAIR-DOS
Giris with what be described as “floosaes hasr-des” with fair hasgrng down around thetr faces gave the seaoel a bad name the ieadtraster o-f the Arasui H.pr, Sesort (Mr w J. a Britmdea). tol-d the >iard of g-jweraocs yesterday. Tne girls thiak they look gorgeiSQs—l totok they .-Mk terrible," he sa:h He asked toe board to affirm its sappor: of a school role, whiito said that gritf hair, uniess tied back, svist be kept short enough to ciear toe collar. be kept neat, clean, and attractive, and not dyed or tinted. ft needed only a handful of giris with untidy hair to gree toe school a bad name, said Mr Brittenden. The board aSrmed its support
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30499, 22 July 1964, Page 2
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