St Stanislaus High School - Stan Em Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Page 44 0 SEWING Sewing is a means of helping the family budget. Since the seamstress can sew cloth- ing and household items she economizes and keeps her family well dressed. Training in school Teaches a girl the fun- damentals of sewing. They begin with the most simple stitches of basting and hemming. Wonders! At the end of the course they are able to sew an evening gown . . .that dream ot every young girl. 'A'

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TESTS All students, seniors no exception, bear down in a tough test a few times a year . . . a test to discover exactly how much a student has accumulated over a period of eight weeks. Such tests are not push- overs as one can see by the wor- ried expressions on some faces. Others can smile in contentment for they had studied intensively and can glide through with but a minimum amount of brain ex- penditure. 'A' LIBRARY Since modern youth is thirsty for knowledge our library is furnished with the best possible sources- magazines, periodicals, reference books, and fiction. Every year hun- dreds of books are purchased and then there are some generous souls who make contributions. We must mention here Rev. Father Motlenga, who donated quite a nice number of books during his stay at St. Stanislaus. This year the library was filled to capacity all hours of the day, and the boys and girls were really doing work. Seniors' Waterloo! If they could only reach down for one of those books. It would be an A. Page L3

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Hump, COOKING AT home wiTh The family, of clubs and resTauranTs, aT banqueTs, and in socieTy ci good cook is always welcomed and praised. Girls being Trained in cooking Today, prepare Themselves To become successful in any phase of life. Since food is a key To every man's hearT, a wise young girl of Today desires To become a good cook. ln a cooking class, The girls begin wiTh The mosT simple dishes for breakTasT and gradually progress unTil They end wiTh a few course dinner. ir L