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

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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

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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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