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::7:::TTZ' 7 rl' fr-11-xc 'rf I Ll Lawrence Daniels prepares icing for cakes. Larry Matthews bakes cakes for customers. D , is Li Larry Matthews removes sweet rolls from oven. 4
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Baking It is estimated that there are over 300. 000 bakers employed in the United States. Employment oppor- tunities in the bakery trade are everywhere. A well- trained baker can find satisfactory employment in a small shop or may own and operate his own bakery. Many large hotels and chain stores hire bakers at top salaries. The demand for bread, rolls, cakes, and pastries is on the increase and the great majority of the people in the United States depend on the local bakery or grocery store to supply this need. The course in Baking is designed to meet the needs of the student who wishes to enter this field of work. The student learns to make rolls, sweet dough, pies, puff pastry, cakes, and doughnuts on a daily produc- tion basis. The art of decorating birthday and wedding cakes is also included in this courseg mekcfl ' mind Michael Gallin cleans the donut kettle while Steve Carter helps. Photographs' by Ronald Newton Larry Matthews and Andy Williams serve customers at the break. g T'...fZ '. . Lawrence Daniels is icingqcup cakes.
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Cosmeiologg This course gives the student theoretical and practical training in the science and art of beau- ty culture. The instruction covers such areas as: Care ofthe Hairg Care ofthe Sking Care of the Hands and Nails: Shop Management: Trade and Industrial Relations. ln a laboratory that closely simulates the beauty salon in climate as well as physical lay-out, the student practices the ma- nipulative skills learned. After the successful completion of thc re- quired 1500 hours and the passing ofa very intensive examination, the student is certified by thc D. C. Board of Cosmetology to practice cosmetology in a commercial shop. Individuals interested in this trade should develop such desirable qualities :rs creativity, good grooming, and the ability to take and carry out directions. Good health and hvgiene are essential to the cosmetologist. The employment outlook for the well-trained beauty operator is always bright and the related jobs are both plentiful and varied. xwgfxa il' - Haircutting is a highly SPCCiHl5-Zed skill practiced by senior student, Sandra Sutton. Ju -s u .1 ,L il A .1 ' - Thelma Nelson and Kathy Webster are absorbed in their work, side by side, in perfect harmony. Photographs by Wi lbert Hall
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