Connelley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Kowalski, James Iim g 685 Rivermont Drive, Pittsburgh 7. Welding Showg Future Plans - To continue trade. Payne, James Iimmy'g 2 2 5 5 Bedford Avenue, Pittsburgh 19. Welding Shopg Future Plans - To continue trade. Ciancione, R og e rg 520 North Aiden Avenue, Pitts- burgh 6. Welding Shopg Future Plans - To continue trade. R ' V , L 1:- 11. F, hwy. X ah X x J I i X X 'ir WELDI G Guskey, Bernard Berny'g 132 Fremont Street, Pitts- burgh 10. Welding Shopg Future Plans - Sheet Metal Work. Sollosi, Steveg Box 35 El- rama, Union Township. Welding Shopg Future Plans - To continue trade.

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Wallace, Harold Legs The Hawk', 1605 Wylie Avenue, Plttsburgh 19 Prmt and Welding Shops Member of the Choir, ture Plans A1rForce Brooks, Donald Don' Bloomer Way, Pittsburgh 19 Foundry, Auto, and Weldmg Shops, Member of the Student Patrol, Inter shop Basketball and Base ball Teams, Future Plans Join servlce and then get a Job in the field oi weld n Harr1s,John Puncho , 23 Mercer Street, Pittsburgh 19 Welding and Foundry Shops, Member of the Fi nance Committee, Inter shop Basketball Team, Stu dent Guide, Participant ln the Amateur Shop, No Fu ture Plans sh WELDI Q. Tarcak, R0b9l'f Bob 4612 Monongahela Street, Plttsburgh 7 Welding Auto, and Cabmet Shops Future Plans To contmue trade Dee, Richard Wogg1e', 204 North Euclid Avenue, Pittsburgh 6 Weldmg Shop, Member of the Fmance Committee, Band, Inter shop Basketball Team, Particlpant ln the Amateur Show, Future Plans Join Service, Radio Operator Perella, James hm , 118 St Joseph Street, Pitts burgh 10 Weldmg Show, Member of the Yearbook Fmance Committee, Fu ture Plans To continue trade WELDING left to rlght, lst row W Singletary, P Mercer, J Perella, MrP O Sxren, C Furlong,W Dellmger, C Horne 2nd row I Payne D McGuire, B Guskey, R Ciancione, F Martin, E Tate, R. Metzger 3rd row - R. Dee, I Kowalski, R. Blair, R Zeid- ler, L Blotzer, R Yrieger,H. Wallace, C. Steave

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GRAPHIC ARTS A II IIII FTI G GRAPHIC ARTS - DRAFTING New products are constantly coming onto the market and they must be intro- duced to the consumer. It is the work of the commercial artist to visually introduce these products to potential users. Connelley gives the young artist an opportunity to learn how ideas are presented and vizualized from the ad- vertising viewpoint. He also learns how to create and design illustrations of copy for advertisements in news- papers, magazines, booklets, and posters. The prospective commercial artist must have a flare for arrange- ments in pattern and design, creative talent, and a close coordination be- tween head and hand. There is a constant need for printed materials and printers. The opportu- nity, to perform all of the duties concerned with the hand and machine setting of type, is given the boy at Connelley. The young printer assem- bles type and cuts in chases and per- forms duties prior to the actual print- ing operations. He also learns how to use various hand, bench, and machine tools. Constant changes in equipment, tools, and consumer goods creates an unlimited demand for good draftsmen. A prospective draftsman at Connelley learns to prepare detail drawings and working plans for engineering and man- ufacturing purposes. A young drafts- man should have a good knowledge of draftsman's instruments and athor- ough knowledge of mathematics, along with a skill in drawing and a good sense of proportion. Mr. D. Frank Sullivan Mr. Robert S. Kennedy Commercial Art Commercial Art 1 ,