St Pauls High School - Smoke Signal Yearbook (Marty, SD)

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A general course in home- making places emphasis on sewing as well as cooking. The aim is to make the girls efficient seamstresses. They can make their homes at- tractive and beautiful from the materials that they have at hand. They learn the mechanics of the sewing machine and how ro use a commerical pattern, using varied types of material. Under the tutelage of Mrs. Emil Redfish the three upper high school grades gain a good knowledge of hand- sewing and mending. Ad- vanced work for the girls in- cludes designing, and dress- making. The planning and making of useful articles utilizes the basic funda- mental operations, The pupils are taught the nutritional value and basic methods of preparing food. Experience is gained during the actual preparation of the meals, and the correct pro- cedure for serving them. The students also take instructions in group activities and learn to further develop those atti- tudes for good homemaking. They are rotated periodically for instructions in all related fields. . i 2 liz , . , Q. ',Y,4d7 ' E -a ?v5 fa star,

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