Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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,:,v1010:030:o:0:0:01 10101011 N f1o1020101010101010:010io11,:, I I I DOMESTIC SCIENCE Q I 1 -F Q I I Q The Domestic Science Department has accomplished a great amount 2 Q of work this year. Q I The art of sewing was foreign to many of the young girls who en- I I tered in the fall of 1923. Now they can sew very well. A few of them I Q have shown signs of talent in this line. Q Q Some very lovely undergarments were made by the girls. To make a Q Q dress was their final goalg and was not easily attained, but thanks to Q Q their diligence and Miss Zartman, they have succeeded. Q I The cooking department was very successful, judging by the ap- Q preciative sniffs in the assembly room during cooking periods. The cook- Q Q ing class endeavored to serve lunches a few times this year. Every one Q Q who was so fortunate as to eat these excellent lunches voted them a Q Q success. Q Q The highest aim of the Domestic Science Department is to develop and bring out the individuality of each girl and to give her the womanly qualities of which good home-keeping is one. I I I I I I I I I Q:qQo101o101o1o1o1o11r10101o:1r11r11 9011 xfrxoxoxoxoioioxoxevxavxoxozogza Page Fifty

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11024 xioicniexiojojojfiojfpjcpifxiojcricxiariepicriesifnzwpxnmm.1014x1o1o14nio1o:o14r11sj1p14I14I1cv14v1o14,1cn14:io1c,1c .Q Doi: -0- NAPANET -- - -- -0- -1- - ---- ----- 0 9.0 I I I MANUAL TRAINING Q I 'M I The Manual Training department has followed the example set by the classes of last year along with much improvement. The work of this year has been under the supervision of our able Mr. Sellars, who has made the I work very enjoyable with his Irish wit. 2 The course is open to all High School boys and also seventh and eighth Q grade students. In the seventh and eighth grades the boys specialize in Q the use of tools and make simple articles of furniture. I The ninth year follows the work of the eighth grade because most of 2 the boys come from the country where they do not re-ceive instruction in I manual training. Their work is to make useful articles of furniture I needed in the home, such as hall trees and pedestals, advanced cabinet 1 making was also taken up. Q The tenth grade studied advanced construction. They made cedar I chests, library tables, radio tables, and writing desks. 2 The Department has also done some general repair work around the I building, also made three first aid cases which are much appreciated by the I students. 2 I I I I I w 0 Q mv 14, I as I 0 r I Q I I I xiniuiuinili 211411311 ini: 30141311 1 1 1 1 Zuiuiqiqimpiqfegzq Page Fifty-two