Spartanburg High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spartanburg, IN)

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Domestic Science EOMESTIC Science was introduced into the Spar- tanhurg lligh School at the heginning of the term. l9l3. lt was thought that it would he a good thing especially for the girls who have not much home training along that line. The Seniors and Juniors make up one class: the Sophomores and Freshmen, an- other: and the seventh and eighth grades the other. We have already learned how to prepare several new dishes out of different kinds of materials which we could only tix the common ordinary way before. llome economics in the school teaches many pupils to do their work better and nicer than they might at home. ln the school the teacher has time to tell the pupils whether or not they are preparing the things right. while at home the mother may he busy with other things and could not take time to teach the child the right way. The domestic science room is well equipped. XYe have all necessary utensils. and a meal could he pre- pared in short notice. The high school boys have already learned that the domestic science girls are skilled along culinary lines. The teachers of the township were served at the institute hy the second class. .X line dinner was pre- pared. Un the day of the Farmers' lllsllilllc the farm- ers and their wives were delightfully entertained at the noon hour with a luncheon prepared hy the junior and Senior Classes. XYe could not get along without our cooking lessons. Sewing The Spartanburg lligh School introduced sewing into the school in the year lflll-1913, Miss King was our teacher for the first term. Xthen the year 1913-l-l found us we had a new teacher, Miss Mary Middleton. We have made many different things during the term. The seventh and eighth grades and the high school are required to take the course. XXX: have a line sewing room. two machines. and many useful things that help in sewing. Tails! year the girls made work aprons for the Manual Training boys. and this year we made aprons for use in the cooking de- partment. Xke have also made many useful things which will henetit Us after we leave school. C. l-, S.