Chelsea Vocational High School - Chelsean Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Cel Mr Ryan X X, Og X X XXX Here you see a team of men, a team of men that works together in creating and molding the future men of industry. They work as a machine, encouraging and passing on their knowledge to- the future workers who will go out into the world to apply what they have learned and to gather even more knowledge and experience on their jobs in factories and shops. That team of men mold the America of tomorrow. They will turn out their finished products into factories, shops and mills in order to keep America going. Year after year they perform this very important task. The information that they teach is not complex, but is basic. lt prepares us the students what to expect after we graduate The rest is up to us but If we apply our mstructuons to the work we do we are sure to succeed We owe all we know about our trade to the teachers the team who IS never ceasing to get more knowledge to teach to their classes so that they will be better Informed be better workers and most important of all be better citizens Louis Least 7 2 Pastrano and Mr Smith examining a plastic model u '--..- NM

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Joseph Lombardo handles hot stuff Mr Muon Metal Trades Mr Superty Mr Purdy

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E IS Fon engineefs, Soldering the ioints of tin boxes are, from left to right, Frank LaBarbera, Vincent Morrale and Louis Di Maria. ,.. ' i inn fm s... ii? Jerry Valente, center, accepts a wrench being returned by Jerome O'Connor. Edward Modi- son is going to make use of a set of dividers. Edward Pustelniak and Richard Urban obtain helpful points about a milling machine from Mr. Purdy. Left to Right-Joseph Musgray, James Davis Grinnard, Arnold Pyatt.