Bok Vocational Technical School - Craftsman Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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...Child Care . .. Command me to any service hither. Love 's LAaoui1.'s Lost The Child Care training course is planned to train young women for the care of young children in the home. As nursery governesses, they are expected to understand the care and guidance of children of the nursery age, in' cluding the preparation of food, the repair and laundering of clothing, the care of rooms, fundamentals of sewing, the selection and use of toys, books, clothing, and furniture. The students observe and assist the play, eating, sleeping, dressing, and toileting pe' riods. This observation familiarizes them with the mental, physical, social, and emo' tional development of young children. The nursery school luncheon is budgeted, planned, and prepared by the girls in training. In addition, girls are taught sewing, the care, repair, and laundering of children's clothing, care of the childs room, personal living fam' ily relationships, infant care, child health and management. They learn to realize the im' portance of their own personal appearance, manners, and good English in Htting into a family as a young child's companion. Bid. them wash their faces Arid keep their teeth clean. CORIOLANUS Theres toys! KING JOHN

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. . . Commercial Art... I must begin with rudiments of GTI . . . Taumc. or rn: Snnw Commercial Art plays an indispensable part in the conduct of modern business and industry. Keeping pace with the times, the commercial artist brings to our attention new, interesting, and useful products of our mod' ern age. The work embraces the design and execution of layouts, comprehensive and fin' ished drawings for advertising, e.g., booklets, trademarks, book jackets, magazine covers, illustrations, package and container designs. The commercial artist plans the lettering, creates and designs illustrations for window cards, posters, street car advertisements, and draws pictures which are so much more successful than words alone in describing merchandise in catalogs, magazines, and newspapers. Skill is developed in freehand drawing, design, composition, and layout, as well as in the various commercial and theatrical styles of lettering. The student studies newspaper, magazine, and trade paper layouts, fashion drawing, poster design, retouching, and both color and pen and ink work. He becomes familiar with the use of the air brush and other modern devices for the production of art displays and learns to execute work for specinc methods of reproduction. . . . want Such watercolors to impaint . . . Kina Hlllli Vi, Put III I have heard of your paintings, IOO . . . HAMLU