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

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pw r,v,n Barbara J. Morris does a fine job. Gable Johnson corrects all errors. .sd -if . 5. 4? 'gi' mf A. ,,,,- -119 1 uk A ,.---af 'Q 72179 in., v- fr Q 5 'Y Raynard J. Wilson does a commercial on tomatoes Ph0f0BflPhS by Gregory Robertson

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Adveriising - Ari The course in Advertising Art is designed to equip the student to meet the exacting demands of the modern world. They are trained in perspective, lettering, the basic pnnci- ples of layout, type, anatomy, graphic arts, color and its signifi- cance in advertising. They leam the many different techniques such as airbnish. pen and ink, watercolor, tempera, and scratchboard. They must be thoroughly familiar with the use of overlays and various types of color separation as well as a working know- ledge of reproduction and printing techniques. The student must know the many different kinds of adver- tising media such as direct mail, poster, newspaper magazine and visual aids. He must understand how to work with photographs cropping t . . X 4 and retouching them for advertising purposes. + lt, . i 'se :L st I , , 9' Ramon Long works on an illustration. fs .' Q KT! ' 'ii XL' S-1 Ramon Long helps Barbara Morris with her job. in ss. si cy

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Adveriising - Ari ,....4 S X Somyot Singratanakul, Anthony Keyes, Barry Jones, James Ridley, Patricia Seymour, and Patricia Washington. W X la ,X X f -' igii an-v 1 N, 'sw' Iffgmupl Front Row: C. T. Washburn, Sylvia Matthews, Gary Gordon, Maurice Jones, Barbara Morris Center: Pamela Macogay, Felix Stevenson, Rodney Marshall, Raynard Wilson, Epsey Brown Back Row: Frank Briggs, Gable Johnson V .