Classroom of students watching demonstration of closed-circuit TV

Students watch monitors that show a voltage meter being filmed in the Automotive Dept by department head William C. H. Meyer as part of a demonstration of a new technique in closed-circuit television. This is one of a series of photographs accompanying a press release about the development and demonstration of the new technique at the New York Trade School. Original caption reads, "In a classroom on another floor, students all have "front row" seats for the demonstration. Camera concentrates on close-up of a meter, where readings show the result of the voltage-regulator check. Instructor (standing at microphone) is Arthur Richards." Black and white photograph with accompanying caption.

A group of Litho students at the New York Trade School

A group of students from the New York Trade School studying lithography pose for a group photo. Black and white photograph mounted on paper.

Motor Winding Students at Work

This photo shows a classroom of students working on motors. Photograph is black and white.

View of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration classroom at the New York Trade School

This black and white photograph shows classroom space of the Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Dept. empty of students. Black and white photograph.

Electrical Students at Work

A class full of students learning electric are shown in an electrical classroom at the New York Trade School. In the upper left-hand corner of the room a sign reminding the students to think about safety can be seen. It reads, "Beware of Live Wires: Students are warned not to make, or disconnect hookups, without first opening the switch that controls the flow of current. Observe Safety First at All Times." Black and white photograph.

Sign Painting Students at Work

A classroom of students in the Sign Painting Department at the New York Students is shown working on a variety of signs. Black and white photograph.