Shiocton High School - Shioc Yearbook (Shiocton, WI)

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' Vx h I' xl- N WM x 5 0 9 W ' ,HOC br - 111155 -g cif :l4 .14 Domestic Science IN CZLASSES During the first semester the girls took cooking. 'lihey were divided into two classes. Freshmen in one, and Sophomores and juniors in the other. ln the first part ofthe year the girls canned vegetables, fruits. pickles: made jellies and marmalades. Later on they cooked the different vegetables and fruits and also learned the different methods of' preparing food for the table. During this course the girls learned the different ways of serving meals and served meals among themselves. The girls took an active part in the school fair and other activities. They had candy sales and with the money they earned and that which was left over from last year they have fitted up a very cozy rest room. ln the first part ofthe last semester the girls did the sewing re- quired of them and after they had finished this they could sew what ever they wanted for themselves. They also took up a course in ad- vanced problems. In with their sewing they studied some of the textiles and had recitations on them. Some of the textiles they studied are flax and cotton. ln this way they obtained a better knowledge of the diffierent fabrics and also which materials were best for making different articles. .. - , V Jag. 'hm' ' 4' ffipzfx may-5: . mum:- 2:2f:q2 . .Wifi Yiflflaj ' Eiaigf awylz- -4-w i.-n Il K! Page Forty-five l

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Q- ,, ' l' 1 1 hg 511200 ,f' 'lsdiltli 1lVZ -fqrr , Orchestra l - l Xmlrexxs. Lorrlile. Met-cle. Nlxneli. Ilenry. l'nol1'. lmxn. Wvlren ll meeting wus ezallecl for tryouts for tlle orchestral we l:OLlIlLl XYL' l Ytllll mtl lost three of nur number from lzlst year :mcl only two of lust 'ls OIAL'llCSTlAll left. Nye soon funnel four more who were really really to till their places, :mel :lt this time the orchestral consists of the ftllltm mg: l P an tl t lm e LII1 tl zmcl l,1L,x Poorli . l'i:mu lVllI.l,.-XRD QNONKLIQ A . . Cornet IAQQNARD HENRY A . Alto Snxwplwne C1,1x'roN M,xcK . C. Melody Szrxoplwne lfluxrx Mn' lows . . , Yiulin Drisxloxn Srnzrsme .,...., Drums urr of the OI'L'l'16Sl'I'll wus represented every wcelc :nt the Movies the entire orchestral made its IIPPCLITIIIICC several times Tl1I'0llgh0llt yezrr. appearing lnellmre the 1lSSk'lIll5ly, :rt the urz1tu1'iez1l ecmtest grzxcluzltimm exercises. ln our practices much interest wus shown we all felt tlrut we were amply repaid. P age Forty-seven