Chamberlain Vocational High School - Volt Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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VICA S r - The purposes of VICA are symbolized b In emblem: the torch of knowledge: Ile arbltul circle: symbolize: new rech- nology and research: the gear as the traditional symbol of industry: and the untrained hand: of youth. reaching lor the torch of knowledge. Left to right: Mary Smith, Barbara Morris CPresJ Lalita Cadlett Nice Pres.J, Gregg Blackman fSgt. at Armsl, Carl Buckman, Mr. Roddey lSponsorD Cora Clark QSec.7 Gary Gordon. ,hotunpho by mon Lyn' Sludeni Council fry The Student Council or Student govemment is an elected organization of the SIUCIBHI body. It 's main function is ro represent the student body in its affairs. lt 's other functions are to act as a mediator, to coordinate acti- vities, and to formulate projects and programs that will create a wholesome learning atmosphere. In all of its affairs, The Student Council strives to create conditions that will build morale and be an inspiration to the students.

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l Trade Winds Beverly Matthews cuts out an article to be run in TRADE WINDS. Quill and Scroll ill and Scroll candidates ne up for picture-taking ssion. Left to right: lita Cadlett, Mary Smith, erly Matthews, Barbaraf f ylor, Vannice Green, . rna Myers, Luvinia But- r, Evelyn Exum, Janet Hall. r: Janet Fasterl ing, X -- s 'rfb 'ifixvra ' ,ml V4 nw? 2? TRADE WINDS, a 20-page magazine, is published three times a year. It is a student project entirely. Secretarial Training stu- dents gather news, type, proofread and paste it on mounting sheets. Photography Shop furnishes the pictures, while Advertising Art supplies art work and headlines. Finally, the job is finished by boys in Duplicating Camera and Press. TRADE WINDS has been a first-place winner in the Columbia Scho- lastic Pres Association contests for the past lb years and received Medalist Award in 1969. lt is published three times a year: November, March and June. Staff members Beverly Matthews and Verna Myers paste a layout sheet for TRADE WINDS. QULLL and SCROLL, intemational honorary society for high school journalists, was granted to Chamberlain in 1954. During these years, 400 studgts have received QUILL and SCROLL pins. ,lt raldine Glsrdden Photographs by James Alexander

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Yearbook Produoiion This yearbook is a very rare thing. Not only was it planned and designed by Chamberlain students, but the entire production has been handled uwithin the wallsn of Chamberlain. Advertising Art plans and executes the layout and art work. The Photographic shop exposes, processes and prints the thousands of pictures. Secterial Training Section handles the tyography. Finally, it is reproduced in the Photo Lithography sectiong both the camera, plate and press work are done in the section. Yes, this is most rare. Of the thousands of yearbooks produced each year only a small handful is entirely completed within the school. HThisu yearbook is one of them ll!! ' IG u'- W Q. Rose Chaney types captions for the yearbook. William Catlett works hard in photography for yearbook pictures. Facualty Advisors Dan Martin, Photography Carlton Washburn, Advertising Art Sarah Brisker, Typography Shirley Beavers, Copy Editor Francis Powell, Litho Camera Orlo Trude, Litho Press Henry Lloyd and Maurice Settles in Litho-Press help complete yearbook. Photographs by Charles Spencer ,4