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

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1 un, 0 Nils! O1 Q Ill s:luu ,I r ' .'lllr, 'Inn I Z Thomas Wasllko top of ladder makes sure of the connectnon to the slgn outlet box which leads unto the shop on the other side of the wall On the other snde of the ladder us Wnlllam Coyle who IS checking work done by has partner honesty 7' Af' ' J,-A Carpenters at work you might say But certamly not These are electrlcnans Owen Fgan left drllls a very dlfflcult hole but tt must be done for a BX Installation ln the rear working feverishly IS Robert Dettlung fastening a box to a wooden beam Marvm Osteen works with his partner Robles Installing kitchen outlets from 1 fusebox above Robles lnstructlon In Wnremold Bending as belng gnven by Mr Suvelun Thus ns one of the 'nore dvftlcult ta ks In shop takmg knowl e e and a lot of practxce Chares Hughes left IS absorbing the unstructuon along wuth Ray Buonocore and Mlchael Shunners 27 ? Y' R H - AL- t 1 V V M,- l l . . cr -' T ,er xg T T W nv xi ' M 'og' ' :M ll, ' 'lr . 0 9' '11, 'X ' N ' y 1. it 9 ' A R ' 1 9 - Q . I, 3 - xi X ,HY 3. 4 5 R .1 ' X, l t 3 I I K ' 4 5 t l l .y 1 s T . O 'Af H H - - - , 1 . . I I . . . ' J Ay ' K1 Y ' X N I' 5 . . . . . . - fn' . . . . A . ' S ' , ' - dg ' . l

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IS ron heat, h0USeWlI'H1g, ll ill? anus: .T Y' The practical work around the school us most unterestmg to boys In Electrical Shop Ray Longnnettl on ladder works on the run of prpe leading to the bell whlle Myron Hewskn rlght and Castagllola look over the switchboard below ww Jalled' No rust two students of Electrlcal Shop workrng msrde a booth Wlrmg IS not the only part of an lectrnclan s lob He must also be a good carpenter and handy with a drlll luke Wllllam Press Hard work goes unto mstalllng any knnd of wlrlng This BX cable being Installed rn octagon box IS being clone by Thomas Wosllko Telephone work, another part of electrical Instruction, IS a tavorlte with most fellows Dennis Dantzlg, left, lustens for sounds to be made by Ronald Browne, rnght Whether there IS sound or not I5 deter mined by Gerald Dlte, center, who IS key man un thus operatlon 26 A If s l lwf ,l L-J in ' H ' ' , , 4 My 'WW I 1 ' . ' .. , Q' . I ,N E ta ng, ' , nn, E N ' t 4 lil! 3' I ,tml 3 qi ' uf 1.1 if -A , l lg' 4 PM uw if . I -- ' U fn AA . ' l, I , ' ff I 1 2 H -5 l 4 , 4, it ' ' 5 .ft l l it - , , .T T' T' ' - I 6 ' f , 1 ' l l , n . I 0 , . A l . . . , . ' H! l I . . I .H- . . O . .I I .I . I . . X I ,,, , 4-Q , 1 g 1 J A --1, ,g. fu 1 V, 74, A , -.,, ..-.. ,.........

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I is for illumination, insulation, Electrical apparatus to be re- paired is sent to our Electrical Shop. John Castagliola, left, tests telephone connections across to Pete Harkin, at the right. Thomas Greco, second from left, tests the efficiency of the hand power supply, John Farragher, center, is making a connection for the telephone to a switchboard with the help of Ray Longi- netti, second From right. 28 Don O'Connell, left, is making last-minute checks on the wiring of the fuse box while William Stephens installs a iob that is typical of the trade. l s b-4 Vito Vitale, Vincent DiMeglio and James Morrissey Cleft to rightl are installing a fluorescent fixture which in the future will aid the boys doing iobs in the booths. William Weir, left, and Eugene Duffy are working on the solu tion to a power failure test given by instructor.