St Paul High School - Paulian Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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HOMEMAKING FOR TEENAGERS A man's home is his castle is the popular theory of many a bachelor as he rambles his way about an untidy domain, but .the element that makes a house a home won't be found in his castle ! The womanly arts of housekeeping, cooking, and sewing Pictured at the right are two eager Freshmen girls, Monica Dreuth and Judy Dwyer, who are busily engaged at the moment in a somewhat more pleasant aspect of cookery . . . the making provide the fundamental basis for a happy and congenial home life. The Home Econom- ics course offered to the Freshman and Sophomore girls at St. Paul is designed primarily to encourage a healthy interest in the household chores to which the majority of them will dedicate their lives. of chocolate milk fluffl On similar occasions the homemaking room yields tantalizing odors which serve to wet the appetites of the entire student body. xx Below, Janice Pabst and Shirley Butcher are pictured as they prepare the table on which to serve their chocolate fluff l Well, anyway, there's a lot more connected with setting an inviting table than meets the eye. No helter- skelter here! 2 2. f '54 if Ls'

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The typing class es also strive for speed and accuracy. Sister Leslie dictates as her shoruhand group practice speed and ac:- curacy. :O 'lr:? 'i.'llIQ..I it .ilk-g I 1 I: ' ,I .Ula 'QQ li lx'

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N0 5,.4g. uve: 1- ,Mi All 1S not cooklng and sewing for these future homemakers, book work is also included m the , ,..1.1--