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

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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

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l, rf' . aff e n '. Q I ?, v I .nl-S33 S l .I 1 :eh ,N i , 5:01 31f'9:1 1 10:5 lzv, 535 aa., it B givin - ' rn. II . I tif! .1 nf-115 .', uri- 32112 , 4. fi .UN9licovfRl'0 1-'Wwnsrs aL! K SELF THUGHT 4 f-n ll' in the near future the Tech C.O. were to send an exploratory group to the Moon or even more remote, our cafeteria, certainly a few of the CP. Hhrainsu would he taken along as interpreters. These linguists specialize in French or German, but their value to the trip would not end there. These college-bound scholarship seekers are able to double in brass for a chemist, physicist, draftsman, or shop technician. Evidently, the College Prep course stresses versatility and it is for this reason that it is so popular. CCLLEGE PREP ar I , -19 . I s Qs' fx if xl i 13

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4 XXI INDUSTRIAL DESIGN The space ships used by future explorers will be very different from the caravels of the fifteenth century sailors, but the problems of their design will be similar. Who will solve these problems along with the engineer? It will be the industrial designer, to whom we owe much of the daily comfort and conven- ience we now enjoy. Our I.D. boys even now adorn Tech's wall's with their professionally executed drawings of future cars, planes, and appliances.