Houston Woods High School - Viking Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THEOSIA THOMAS Dressmaking THERESA THOMAS Industrial Sewing NERO EROME TUCKER I Painting and Decorating RONALD ALEXANDER TURNER Sign Paintin and Showcard Waiting aaa o 7971 MICHAEL TRUSTY Sign Painting and Showcard Writing WILLIAM T. WARD Upholstery LORRAINE WITHERSPOON Cosmetology 770: Hffured EDITH R. ALLEN BRUCE LEE BAKER CHARLES BANKS KENNY T. BARNES h GARLAND O. BELL RONALD BLACKSTON EMANUEL BOWMAN JAMES STACY BRIDGEFORD WILLLAM S. BROADDUS, JR. JAMES DENNIS CARMICHAEL CATHERINE GLISPY JAMES GORDON ROSALIND L. GREGORY THOMAS HOWARD OPHELIA HUNTER PAULINE LEE MARY PARHAM LOUIS PAUL RONALD RHODES CALVIN LEE RHONE FRANK SANDERS GARY SANDERS CHARLES SPRATLEY RICKIE A. WATERS MANLEY WILLIAMS

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Q 6L6:5 Q, 1971 sk Ss, , - ivf, i CHARLES EDWARD MATTHEWS III Cosmetology PAMELA MATHEWS Business ROSLYN MILLER Cosmetolo DOROTHEYM. MILLS Dressmaking ALLEYNE M. MONTGOMERY Industrial Sewin SYLVESTER I. TACK Upholstery CHARLENE S. PARKER Cosmetolo DORSIENEYD. PEAY Cosmetology LINDA C. PEAY Business MAXINE D. PRYER Industrial Sewing ELAINE L. QUICKLEY Cosmetology JENETHA C. RANDALL Cosmetology MICHAEL RIDEOUT Upholste ANNA ROBINSON A Business STEPHEN A. SAVAGE Tailorin JERRY? SCRIBER Barhering GERALDINE C. SHELEY Business LEWIS T.' SMART Upholster VERNOIJE. SODEN Sign Paintinv and Sliowcard Wariting GREGORY B. TOYER Woodwork

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,.. -,-W ' hz .4 - ab, ' glee .gracle Sudjecfd One of the major problems facing America today is the gross lack of specialization and training of many who enter the market place of employment. The various programs offered in our roster of trade subjects are sure to direct dynamically many of our graduates toward gainful employment, further education, and will enable them to take their place in our highly specialized and competitive society. gardering The barbering profession not only demands a high degree of skill, but it requires also such mature qualities as responsibility, courtesy, and emotional control. The ability to make friends and please patrons are valuable assets. The barber who possesses these qualities has a good chalice for personal advancement. An attempt is made to offer the subject in clear, easily understood language, illustrated with photographs and drawings. The net results produce a better trained barber. use L , .Elf ,t Y, s ff his ssss gk r'VA -sf - f EM :ia ' V- -N V 1 si , r 11 , .',, K .., r,. , ,, 5 M r 5 sa 'A assi? :rife A f swiss Us . .. s. xgis., ,sfg.,g,.,f .r -'is WEE: , v i l, Q Q p 3 a i . V p as ' T 'ilgiz it 'ts ,. 5 1 -4 k qw K I sg, K Ta! sf - K K , J ' 4 ' ,iw . K 2 . X ..., i i' , Q , if i Y , x V ., 1-.. l if f ff If its l 0 to u5Llle1f5 MCG, 1011 Business education offers iopportunities for both boys and girls to train for various office positions. Training to develop marketable skills is offered in typing, filing, duplicating ymachines, office machines, ydictaphone, keypunch, and general fbusiness information. The training is ion modern machines, employing imodern methods. The student is also trained in the improvement of attitude and conduct becoming a member of the business world. There are many and varied initial jobs for students, and advancement is rapid, depending upon initiative. I