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

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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.

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Just as a painter creates a picture on canvas, or a sculptor creates a thing of beauty out of clay, a cabinetmaker creates a thing of beauty out of wood. A cabinetmaker has a little of every art in him. Before he starts his actual work, a plan must be made. This is where creative thinking comes in. When he starts on the job, his hands and mind work automatically together to create something of his own for others to enjoy and admire. Did you ever notice a crowd around a painter in a park? Well, you're sure to find a crowd around in the cabinetmaking shop too. lt's like a magnet that draws you for a closer look, to admire and, sometimes, to criticize. This trade stands apart from all the other trades because of the workers' thinking. It end-from binet. It is Besides is all up to him from beginning to a plank of wood to a modern ca- all up to his hands and his mind. making people comfortable the cabinetmaker creates things of beauty. Look around your house. You'll find many - that extra lamp to fill in the empty corner, that extra chair that you just had to buy. Even the things you do need are picked from many creations. H These creations are from many cabinetmakers, each trying to suit your taste. You don't iust go out and buy a chair .because you need one, you look around for something different, or modern, or colonial. What ever it may be, it is a thing to admire. AL TAMKUS, JR. 8-6 , 2 tx 'MQ 'M 11' , f H ,E 5, . . Y, ' . ,xg ,A , . fs - gi .Q L 'gf I- ' . f' 2 e,:: i . ' it V N '? i . .',, f ff ' f.+ Bahinetmaking