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HOUSEHOLD ARTS A course for those girls who desire to equip themselves for the vocation of housewife, nurse, dietitian, designer, dressmaker, or interior decorator is taught in our high school in the House- hold Arts department. In this course the elementary studies include food preparation, the simple knowledge of cooking, preserving, bak- ing, and so forth. Arrangement of a table for a breakfast, luncheon, tea, din- ner, and supper is taught and the proper seating and serving of guests. Simple experiments relating to food are tried also. In this course also, budgets are dis- cussed. How to manage a home com- fortably and carefully on so many dollars a year is one of the problems the girls study. Home arrangement or how to arrange their houses tastefully and rest- fully is taught. In clothing construction the simple elements of sewing are learned. Hem- ming, basting, cutting, stitching, are studied. The girls then make a dress or some article of clothing. At the end of the year a style show is given with the girls wearing the dresses they made in their classes. Besides making the dresses, they learn the way to dress themselves most becomingly and attractively and how to take the best personal care of themselves. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Work in the industrial arts course gives special vocations after graduation from high school. In the Freshmen course, General Shop, six subjects are taught, auto blue-printing, mechanics, print reading, concrete work, electricity, furniture repair, and sheet and bench metal work. From this varied shop work, proficiency and to follow that through in Machine Shop. In Machine Shop more specihc courses are offered. The Auto Mechanics course teaches the students how to repair and work on automobiles. Every part of the car from the tires, engine, and wheels, to the frames and springs is worked on. The print shop takes care of all the high school printing including The Bulletin, office work and club work. Wood-work and drafting are other subjects included in this department. l14'r'r1ly-fin'
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