Brooklyn Technical High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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CHEMICAL 12 Z Z' lip ill! l 'X ,J X0 5 2 3 f K j Fovnfr gl gg? ,, L if . I-DRI 08 S.- Phizzl Drip! There in the Southeast corner of the cafeteria we see a chem course lad ex- ploring deeper into the realm of his future profession. Here in Tech a future scientist is striving to manufacture a rare commodity, Coke. This exploration is important to the Technite who someday must apply his knowl- edge of chemistry to feeding the people of the world and to producing new materials for the betterment of our civilization.

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ELETRIA c c L Wil! ,Q A W , 1 ' A 4 i f '16 MM. f .W ll. U ' If A' . N N - Wx HX' l lil hy! Z,, i IZ lr Exploring Tech might he fun, at least until thc hapless adventurer wanders into an elec- trical shop. Here, unless possessing a working knowledge of generators, tesla coils, and phase- shifting circuits, our modern Columbus might encounter serious trouble. ln these shops our electrified Technites practice what their in- structors preach. The course prepares boys to take their place in today's highspeed industry and glso to continue their studies in college. J v ,f-J Q ,ir t X A cf, Q Mtlff 'I 1' R K ' . .ax ll rl 14 + ,fb