Greenfield High School - Evergreen / Exponent Yearbook (Greenfield, MA)

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1. Mary Nichols 2. Louise Phelps 1. Earle Britton 2. Steven Czarnecki 3. Lila Wade 4. Elizabeth Underwood 5. Josephine Collins 3. Delmont Hicks 4. Kenneth Richardson 5. Charles Blake 6. Ellen Bassett 7. Vera Musiak 6. Ralph Travis 7. Edmund Burke

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HAROLD S. FRENCH Worcester Boys’ Trade School Vocational Machine Shop CLARENCE RANDALL Greenfield Vocational Vocational Auto Shop EMIL DIHLMANN Fitchburg State College Vocational House Carpentry STANLEY RZONCA Westfield Trade School Vocational Auto Shop JOSEPH O. TAYLOR Gloucester High School Vocational: Mathematics, English Science, Print Shop The shops are well equipped with the basic machines and tools of four trades: machine, auto¬ mobile, printing, and house carpentry. The pro¬ jects which are carried on in the shops are of com¬ mercial standards and the tolerances allowed in measurements are as limited as those in industry. No practice work is carried on for the shop per¬ sons; all jobs are “live” projects which are carried to completion. The students are responsible for printing up the school newspaper, programs, and other printed forms. In the automobile shop, cars are brought in to be repaired and are sent out in running condition. Wood products, small tools, and furniture are constructed in the shops. Actual house construction is one of the objectives for this year. Because of his training, the adjustment from student life to the demanding life of a full-time worker is not as difficult for a vocational graduate as it would be for a graduate of the regular high school. A four year course is offered in the Voca¬ tional School. 23

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