Redstone High School - Redstonian Yearbook (Republic, PA)

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Goldlc Stewart Mary M. Bonner HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT ln a nation where the word rationing is everyday more common, the arts of sewing and cooking are becoming more difficult. Our sewing teacher, Miss Bonner, and our cooking teacher, Miss Stewart, help their students to adapt themselves to the present shortages of foods and materials, At Christmas time, a special project ot this department was the rehabilitation ot donated toys and clothing as gifts for needy children. An adjunct to the cooking classes was the Hot Lunch Program, spon- sored by the Federal Works Progress Administration. Lunches were served every day to the students and the faculty in the dining rooms in the Annex Building on the hill. The abolishment of the W. P. A. brought this program to o close in March, l943. A new lunch program, headed by Miss Stewart, was substituted. Page 16

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