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

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planets, professors lfwjjfilflll' Michael Konyn is cheerfully looking at the work in Mr. Star's hands which is to be done for Mr. Weston. Mr, Weston emphasizes that most problems, even mimeographing, can be solved by mathe- matics. This is, A simple problemj' Mr. Weinstein, one of the school's science teachers, explains to class Q W the theory of air pockets in insulation. ln air pockets, penetration of . warm or cold air is stopped. ' Mr. Bedell, one of Chelsea's former graduates, is now a radio teacher. Here he is stopped by Salvatore Mule of auto mechanics, Rotation of the moon, earth, and sun is duplicated by Miss Kreger. who l1GS U Pl'0lDl6m with G CGI' f0dl0- PfObl9mS UFC no dlmCUlTY to Here she explains the science of the celestial bodies, their motion, Mr. Bedell, however, so he explains to the seniors the operation composition, likeness, and size. of that radio. Itch- -ewbrf-.. E? --,,v-. m s-4-5 if 4' P1 W

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