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

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3, Q4 - Diana Ray, Timothy White, and Clyde Eddy are engrossed in merchandise arithmetic. Michael Agee checks intems to be noted on an invoice.

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Reiaiuling Prospective retailers are mainly engaged in wholesaling, servicing activities. and retailing. Given a minimum of fifteen hours per week on a distributive job, they also imply subjects such as: selling techniques, fashion, merchandise, adver- tising and display. Courtesy is an important factor in this field: remember the customer's satisfaction should always prevail. Students who study retailing are first trained in good work habits needed in all jobs. Then they become acquainted with the operation of the store as they study how the store buys, receives, marks, stores, and sells the merchandise. They learn there are many kinds of jobs where different kinds of people can succeed, In the 11th and 12th grades, they obtain actual jobs where they get practical experience as well as money for their Iabon On the job at MeBrides, Barbara Peterson SCUd1ES up on merchandise information from the garment tags. Mash .,-Q Kathy Ray-shows her 1nterest, in the cash register

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