Add to ORKGWhen Ensign Dorothy E. Stewart, \u2728, of the Coast Guard SPARS was a landlubber home economics major at Iowa State, she never dreamed she would trade a kitchen for a galley or say mess instead of dinner
Frances Kerekes tells of numerous W AA C positions open to women trained in the home economics fiel
Helen Hudson describes modern equipment utilized in the Navy\u27s kitchen and food service at Friley...
Iowa schools have a greater need for homemaking teachers due to the war, says Norma Shellit
When Ensign Dorothy E. Stewart, \u2728, of the Coast Guard SPARS was a landlubber home economics maj...
Teaching marines how to cook is not included in the plans of most Iowa State Home Economics graduate...
Describing their work, which ranges from regular home economics positions to wartime jobs in industr...
Planning and supervising the meals at Northwestern University for 400 army and navy trainees is the ...
Navy cooks and bakers use Memorial Union kitchen for training, Virginia Bates explain
Dear Homemaker Staff: You asked me about my training in the SPARS- In between musters for mess, dril...
Foods, applied art, child development and home management courses pay large dividends in helping sol...
Food for thousands of government employees is supervised by alums, says Eileen Dudgeo
The audience reached by graduates in professional home economics positions numbers in the millions. ...
Home Economics Club members are contributing valuable wartime services, says Lois Stewar
A diploma is the target of Iowa State\u27s women veterans, reports Mary Margaret Rya
Home service work with Girl Scout and school groups in Kansas is reviewed by Doris Adam
Frances Kerekes tells of numerous W AA C positions open to women trained in the home economics fiel
Helen Hudson describes modern equipment utilized in the Navy\u27s kitchen and food service at Friley...
Iowa schools have a greater need for homemaking teachers due to the war, says Norma Shellit
When Ensign Dorothy E. Stewart, \u2728, of the Coast Guard SPARS was a landlubber home economics maj...
Teaching marines how to cook is not included in the plans of most Iowa State Home Economics graduate...
Describing their work, which ranges from regular home economics positions to wartime jobs in industr...
Planning and supervising the meals at Northwestern University for 400 army and navy trainees is the ...
Navy cooks and bakers use Memorial Union kitchen for training, Virginia Bates explain
Dear Homemaker Staff: You asked me about my training in the SPARS- In between musters for mess, dril...
Foods, applied art, child development and home management courses pay large dividends in helping sol...
Food for thousands of government employees is supervised by alums, says Eileen Dudgeo
The audience reached by graduates in professional home economics positions numbers in the millions. ...
Home Economics Club members are contributing valuable wartime services, says Lois Stewar
A diploma is the target of Iowa State\u27s women veterans, reports Mary Margaret Rya
Home service work with Girl Scout and school groups in Kansas is reviewed by Doris Adam
Frances Kerekes tells of numerous W AA C positions open to women trained in the home economics fiel
Helen Hudson describes modern equipment utilized in the Navy\u27s kitchen and food service at Friley...
Iowa schools have a greater need for homemaking teachers due to the war, says Norma Shellit