The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-22

q Gas AeA1BS Will D% 1AA~0 a. S1Oh @
needed.
1t is rather Illuminating to have to
that all this excellent and
costly cooking equipment remains un-
used because of the inability of the,
gas company to lay pipe line and
furnish the school with gas accord
ing to a promise made to the trus-
tees. There is some reason to believe
that the pipe viii soon be laid and the
connection made. If no other way can
be found, it is hoped that some public
spirited citizen will advance the COM
pany money enough to lay this line.
Such an act would be greatly appre-
ciated by the hundred girls who are
eager to begin this work.
This school is also fortunate in Sc
curing Miss Mildred Groman as head
of the home economics department.
Miss Groman is especially well quail
fed for this work, both by training
and personality, and the abiding inter-
est of the girls IN the work is largely
due to the efficiency of their teacher.
The course that would have been
used this year:
One-third of each period in cooking
devoted to theory work.
1. The cooking of vegetables. Dis
cussion of theory; homes recipes; sug-
gestions for home application; how to
wash dishes.
2. Making use of leftover vegetar
'bles; theory work, home application.
8. Making use of leftover bread;
milk toast made in class; theory of
home application.
4. Making use of leftover meat;
hot meat sandwiches made in class;
theory; home application.
3. Making use of left-overs for
soups; plain tomato soup made in
class; cream soup; making of several
kinds IN class; theory; discussion;
home application.
Scalloped Dishes: Eggs and ham
Theory work. Different parts of the
sink and how it should be taken care
of.
Preparation of Omelets: Plain ONE.
let made in class; theory; note book
work.
Baking of Pop-Overs: Home recipe:
and suggestions for home application
Baking of Cream Puffs: Discussion
of theory; note book work, review
work.
Preparation of Puddings: Fruit
tapioca pudding made in school; not'
book work; review questions.
Preparation of Beef Loaf: Bee
loaf made in school; discussion O
theory.
Salads and Salad Dressing: Cab
bage salad made in school; sngges
tons for home application.
/ Puddings and Sauces Sage pudding
and grape sauce made in class.
| German Toast: Home recipes; re
view questions.
4 Suggestions for Luncheons: Boilini
potatoes; mashed potatoes; discussion
of theory; baking potatoes; baked pc
tato puffss discussion of theory: not
book work; suggestions for home ar
plication.
Il Preparation of Cereals: Dat mes
mush with apples made in class.
Preparation of Macaroni: Bake
! macaroni with cheese made in class.
Suggestions for Simple Dinner
!, Preparation and serving simple dir
ner to guests; griddle cakes; brea
griddle cakes made in school; not
: book work.
: Baking Mullins: Graham muffin
: made in school; theory; discussion.
Corn Meal Mixtures: Corn cake
4 made in school.
Baking of Ginger Bread: Discus
e sion of theory; note book work.
Baking powder biscuits; meat p
: made in class; preparation of shol
cake; peach short cake made in class
5 theory; discussion.
a Bread Baking: Beaten bread mad
e in class; discussion of theory.
Baking. Yeast Biscuits: Clover Les
e biscuits made in school; discussion {
theory; note book work; reviews.
] Quick Cake and Chocolate: Discui
a sion of theory; note book work.
Theory work includes compositiol
e care, classification, cost and digestic
e of food stuffs and balanced ratio
a Also study how to buy and have pra
' teal experience in marketing. The
E we have discussions on care of kitcl
!. en-, dining room, ice box, pantry, etc
Household hygiene in general and
course III serving is included in fir
years work.
Course of Study in Domestic Art
l. Elementary stitches. Hemmin
: of tea towels and dish cloths fl
domestic sciene.
/, 2. Study of textiles. Cotton, i
l growth, culture in the u. s., balm
By-product. Manufacture of thres
and cloth. Common cotton materia
( every girl should know.
a 8. Making linen bags. using eli
: mentary stitches.
5 4. Making samples for note bool
e button holes; seams; placket.
e 5. Making of teddy bears. MOST
e hand work; whipping on of lace ar