Greater Johnstown Vocational Technical School - Spartan Image Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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First Row fLeh to Rightj: D. Foust, B. Kisel, F. Shomo, K. Chandler, F. Partsch, W. Christ, Mr. Egolf. Second Row fLej? to Rightl: M. Nadonley, L. Dombrosky, D. Edminston, R. Harman. Third Row fLej to Rightj: L. Woodard, J. Safko, D. Blough. Fourth Row KLM to Rightj: M. Johns, B. Dabbs, B. Miller, A. Domonkos, S. Leventry, M. Nolan. Absent: D. Dibble. First Row 1Leh to Rightj: L. Bloom, S. Adams, D. Waehner, S. Miller, B. Ulasky, JAMES EGOLF D. Bloom. Second Row ILeh to Rightj: D. Yerty, B. Delusa, J. Klem, D. Hinton, R. Coleman. Third Row fLejt to Rightl: B. Zvonick, E. Smith, P. Petak, B. Wis- singer, J. Marsh, Mr. Egolf. Absent: S. Antinoro, M. Petree, J. Kuhns. COURSE DESCRIPTION The Heavy Mining Machinery mechanics course will provide instruction in maintenance, rebuilding, and operation of underground and open pit mining equipment. Emphasis will be placed upon oxyacetylene and electric arc welding, A.C. 8: D.C. electricity, hydraulics, gasoline and diesel engines, gear boxes, troubleshooting. and safety. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Due to the increased production of coal in this area and the shortage of skilled mechanics, the opportunities will be great in the years to come. 128 Shops Q Labs

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'sg lg! 'fr is 'x df WT! f. as , t ash., sm. . s 1 ms. . ,,., t Sitting First Row fLeD to Righllf R.Berkebile, S. Golojch, E. Black, D. Whatmore, B. Fetsko, P. Lechak. Standing fLej? to Righljf C. Fleck, R. Conney, C. Callihan, Mr. Smith, J. Spencer, R. Sturtz, M. Audey, C. Jenkins. Absent: M. McClaffertry, S. Pinkas, T. Rose, A. Spran kle, L. Varrato. ALBERT SMITH i . X , 0 . . 5 49 . U9 Sitting First Row fLej? to Rightl: P. Shiley, P. Sida, C. Eash, S. Mansfield. Second Row KLM to Rightj: C Bywater, D. Graham, C. Salsginer. Third Row fLe,h to Rightl: M. Louchart, J. Garfoyle, B. Miltenovich, T Brazil. Fourth RowlLeh to Rightl: Mr. Smith, S. Cherney, P. McDaniel, T. Williams. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction in short order cooking, serving, baking, restaurant management, hostes- sing, cashiering, caring for and maintaining of kitchen equipment. Practical experience will be provided in the school restaurant and kitchen. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The need for people in food preparation, packaging, and distribution is constantly on the increase. Waiters and waitresses will be needed to service the public in hotels and restaurants. Sales- persons are in demand in food preparation plants, food markets. and as door to door deliverymen. Shops8c Labs l27

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Kneeling fLeh to Rightl: L. Sidor, M. Miske, J. Griffen, J. Turner, C. Haney. Standing Second Row fLej? to Rightl: D. Sabo, C. Sirko, S. Truscello, J. Edwards, R. Peterson, T. Moss, G. Holtzman. Third RowfLeh to Rightj: M. Neff, J. Wachs, M. Jimick, B. Cullen, Mr. Corbin. t . 'lil' .. -. A. i 4 ,, ':- ' 1 .V V KM F 3 x I i X is .1 .I I sa f ... .',.. xi -.k,, R M I f Amy X Kneeling ILej? to Rightl: B. Frankhauser, J. Benford, D. Cowan, T. Fatula, T JAMES CURBIN Block, S. Daily, R. Fabina, M. Fabrizio, J. Bayush, R. Dayton, R. Bowers. Standing ILM to Rightl: P. Freiwald, A. Alexander, D. Burke, M. Lappi, C. Cigich, C Kapitan, R. Flynn, B. Gouch, D. Grove, Mr. Corbin. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction will be provided in the setting up and operation of those machine tools such as engine lathes, milling machines, drill presses, precision grinders, shapers, power saws, etc., as related to accepted practice and procedure on the industrial level. Advanced students will be afforded the opportunity to develop additional skills in precision measurement, layout and inspection tedlniques, through the use of vemier and optical equipment. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Machining workers are one of the most important groups of workers in the labor force. Jobs can be obtained in machine shops, metal fabrication plants, steel mills and factory maintenance shops. Shops 81 Labs l