Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Jlame Zcanamica fbepaaimewd Time for the carefree teen-ager of today to take on the responsibility ot a home will be here in a tew years. The clock will keep the same tempo as today only there will be a time to cook, a time to clean and a time to sew. Ol course the modern little lady ot tomorrow wants to keep up with the times and the Home Economics Department is just the place to learn the pace. Under the careful guid- ance of Miss Helen Hinchman in the sewing depart- ment, girls took inventory ot their wardrobes to find their needs. After discovering what was needed for the coming year, the girls set about to plan, design and make their own costumes. Dresses, skirts, blouses and jumpers in the latest fashions were some ot their accomplishments. Everyone must eat, so cooking is most essential. How to prepare attractive, nourishing and tasty meals was taught by Miss Marguerite Hinchman in the cooking classes. Cooking secrets were disclosed and put to good use and oh boy! Yum . . . yum! Thus no more will the newly-wed little lady walk into her own dream cottage to find she is helpless in the art of homemaking. For if she was previously trained in the I. H. S. Home Economics Department she will already know that homemaking is really an art to be conquered in our time. 'Emifttt Miss Helen Hinchman's sewing class lStudent teacher observes from sidel Girls of Home Economics Department discuss home planning

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