Ann Arbor High School - Omega Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Fuel for the Home Fires HU E EUUNUMIUS Particularly noticeable this year have been the well-dressed girls fre- quenting the clothing classes and the delicious odors emanating from the foods laboratory, but not much has been said about the work of the classes which bring about such conditions. Students of clothing learn how to sew any stitch existing and are given tips on how to dress well on a limited budget. The girls work on various projects during the year to improve their abilities. The cooking classes learn how to prepare and to serve nutritious, well-balanced meals. It is not unusual to see boys in these classes as well as girls flearning the culinary arts as a pre-induction adaptation to K. P.?j. Both cooking and sewing classes give worthwhile preparation for war- time's rationed living. STUDENT UUUNCIL UFFIIEHS FRANK ROSS MARY CLAIRE UPTHEGROVE JOSEPH LAIRD

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