Carver Vocational High School - Car Vo Hi Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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at Q Almost completed Preparing for a iob Painting and decorating, as some of Carver's tradesmen choose to call it, is rather known as painting and paperhanging. YVith the improvement of the paint shop over the shop of previous years, with all of the new and modern equipment and materials, the young apprentice obtains a much wider range of knowledge about the types of ma- terials and their application, as well as information why some are suitable for specific purposes and other types are not. XVe learn the characteristics of wood and the art of the building trades. Painting and decorating is considered by many as one ofthe best trades because of the skills acquired in learning the usage of the spray gun, sanding machine, the techniques of hanging wall paper, refinishing furniture, mottling, stenciling and decorating walls. NVith the help received, master painter's texts, for example, F. H. Vanderwalker and Ralph C. Waring's writings, plus the information we receive from skilled masters of Carver, the apprentice becomes journeyman and soon obtains enough knowledge to become a master painter. Paintin and xf Decoratin ,if u Getting the right touch

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mg and .ter white tmHSC'lb' , '- wvewn. um axecrfomiuln me Emphone Operating 'hee Cyyindei from P' at Secretarial Office Practice is based upon the available course of study outlined in this field and embodies recent changes in business practices in general and office procedures in particular. The business student who plans to do secretarial or general oflice work receives in his beginning work typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping courses, training that helps him to understand business routines and to develop certain skills. During the period of this final pre-employment training, he needs not only to continue to develop the basic business skills but also to complete a finishing course that will aid him in mastering certain oiiice duties, such as handling the mail, filing, and reception work which guide him in the proper development of his personal qualities so that he will be more likely to succeed on the job and to secure promotion. Entering ch irges and credits to customers accounts on the Monroe D'f'e'0p'ng Speed and accuracy in Operation of Ten km Cdkuldt Bookkeeping machine ' ing Machines by the touch system Z IIII1 ii ,405 I ! x Ufflce Practice Secretarial Work

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