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

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-s for wonders, wages, As every dnrector knows stagehands are very Important to the success of any play Here we see John Htggnns or rangmg the curtouns Anton Gaspanvuch and James Gergel test swvtches and connectlons Kneelmg are James Whnte and Mlchael Cleary who are under mstructnons to check the spelling of each word on the board Av Edward Nawrockl and Albert De Nunzlo check proportnons of a drawlng for the year book Gears represent a smoothly meshing school organs zatton Mr Muon IS bemg checked for snze 68 'I Left to rlght George Gelger Edward Lavln John Kavan augh John Darcy Donald Stelmle Atomnc warfare came un for much dlscusslon on Chelsea s great stage durmg the past theatrlcal season Here If the forty five held by Lavln were real the school would be mlssmg a student NEWSPAPER These students began Chelseas newspaper to brmg the student body information about school events and special notnces about the shops They are ll to rl Edward Lavln Edward Kruty John Zlllanl and Albert De Nunzlo Seated are Thomas Greco edntor Mr Plerce advusor and Mnchael Slcugnano

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When parents came to the school on Open School Nnght to vnset the teachers of thenr sons the Semor Class had arranged a yearbook dlsplay showing the progress of The Chelsean over the last decade Here are parents wrmng theur signatures whnch you can see on the Booster Pages mafia., ln- victory The center line down the halls at every change of class is the Service Squad. These boys are volunteers who have been carefully selected by Mr. Peltz. There are many qualnflcatlons whnch the volunteers must meet They are ludged on their appearance punctualny grades and behavior as well as their general attutude The duty of the members us to durect trafllc and keep the peace throughout the halls and stalrways The reward glven to the members IS twofold They are given a certufl cate for faxthful servuce to Chelsea and a permanent ratnng us placed on their records for extra curricular actnvuty SERVICE SQUAD 'lst row I to r Rlchard Tua John Zlllanl Mr Peltz James Cnampa Thomas Wasllko Wllllam Walsh 2nd row l to r Angel Sanchez John Castaglnola John Avnles Thomas Greco Eugene Alcalde Albert Tamkus Mchael Gappa Thomas Llotta Michael ODay 3d ow l t o Morgan Patrock Walsh John Altuerl Joseph Grazlano Kenneth LeRoux Edward Lavvn Charles Hughes SERVICE SQUAD 'lst row l to r lsmael Lozado James Morrlssey Gerald Balacek Mr Peltz Joseph Hennessey Salvatore Mule 2nd row l tor Angel Velez Edward Rode Francis Callahan Wllllam Weir Sebastuan Dr Barr: Mlchael Shrnners Robert Barruero 3rd row l to r Harold Merrnll John Shortall Gerard Date Francns Collms Donald lncalcaterro John Rabnto 67

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winners Office Squad members combine fast footwork with reliability and accuracy They help the machinery to run smoothly and well Standing left to right are Robert Barriero Vincent Marzano Augustine Morande John Lilian: Richard Mullane Salvatore Mule James Jordan and Peter Elefante Seated are Arthur Grala Anthony Amodeo Joseph Osborn and Albert Horn Everyone smiled when the results of this year s Booster Campaign were announced Over S700 OO was raised by the seventh term classes Selling boosters is the first ma or yearbook act vity of the year and competition between official classes is keen In the 1958 campaign class 74 outdid writes out a booster as Edward Kruty separates cards Robert Knight gladly accepts the money Michael nulimoto gives to him fbi' G.O. OFFICERS Standing are Treasurer Michael Sicignano and Secretary Vito Vitale. Seated, Vice President John Ziliani, Mr. Pierce and President Richard Mullane study the list of officers in the individual classes. 'C' s l, 1 QMS' neg SENIOR COMMITTEE Members of this committee take an active part in all senior affairs all year long included in their activities are measuring and ordering senior rings and collections of senior dues Standing right to left are Raymond Buonocore James Ciampa and Michael Torre Seated are John Castagliola Mr Grandfield and Richard Tua ff-N4 JA' '7 69 : , 7 3 I l if K , 7 'Q Q: ,A , P' ,,. J . ' s QX ' . .' . . . ' ' X 1 I , , f f - ', ' , , ew 'V xr- is V - , , s W . . , . I . ' . E . I . . A? . . ' . - . K A 7 i 5 itself by raising 5140.00 and surging to undisputed victory. Louis Pulaski 3 if A - . E L . 5 6 , T V E O , 1: I Y 1 . Q ' R- ' J W ' : 4 ' ' X ' X J i 1 J gi vga I l r , Y a . R ' - ' A T4 E' 1. ,A 4 ' l 7 ,. . -a Y., Q . . L -1197 ' l X' b t - . f f l 1 ' .PPT fi. 1 1 Vx X E 'fx - iq 4