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

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as . V r Q' . Q: Aiv- '- V l'L! Q' 2 fFf S ' 4. 1' . N H 'sr Q2-...-ff' - . f .. i .,. new f- ' fewer. fisff if .- 3 2 . f - f g ,?, i. . f....iH -t X- N M K. Q ' . .,.,. ' Ml' ,i a t , b' '...b 5, ip x g fffgiag lt e . .h l 4 ,- X-sisf ' , J 1 . f ' if MQ, ii' First Row Sitting I Left to Rightl: T. I-luss, R. Schaffauer, S. Stenher, P. Martin V! y M C de C. Hladio, G. Tutokey, B. Penrod. Second Row Standing fLeji to Rightl: N. Long WELLA BOSSER D. Kovach, C. Lasher, J. Stifiler. B. Brkovich, J. Goliau, S. Kosanovich, J. Road- man. Absent: M. McClafferty, J. Zimmerman, S Blaloch, G. Jenkinson, S. Jack T. Nitka. f--ga, , S . 5 ' First Row Front fLeD to Rightj: D. Heim, S. Harbaugh, K. Whatmore. Second Row Back lLej? to Righty: R. Louder, B. Wherry, M. Wegrzniak, C. Fetsko, C. Terek, D. Terek, K. McTonic, K. Marks, M. Zettle, C. Walker, F. Salsgiver, C. Gaydos, B. Taylor. Absent: C. Hutchinson. COURSE DESCRIPTION Specialized classroom 8L laboratory leaming experiences concemed with the fabn- cation and alteration, by hand and machine, of all types of men's and women's Outer apparel. Instruction will include sketching, taking measurements, pattem making, cutting, draping, machine and hand stitching. RELA TED CA REER AREAS Self-employed Drapery 8: Tailor Comparison Shopper Work Industrial Sewer Dressmaking Designing Alterations Qstorel Pattem Making Merchandising Tailoring 132 Shopsdc Labs Salesperson

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'QLHW 3 First Row Front fLeh to Rightj: T. Alexander, D. Rager, B. Cameron. Second Row lLeji to Righlj: R. Gou- naris, J. Glass, J, Fleck, T. Homer, P. Becker, V. Chicarell, K. Phenicie. Absent: J, Safko, J. Kupecky, D. Shepard, R. Smith. J sf' PEQX f i ...X .1 Kneeling lLej? to Rightl: B. Mack. L. Bennett, A. Nagey, J. Spontak, M. Gabany. T. Ribaric. Standing lLej? to Rightj: M. Miller, B. Wire, N. Petroe, T. Saloniy, R. Levemight, R. Gounaris, C. Wissinger, J. Georgianna, T. Sterle. Absent: B. Hall. D. White. FRANK CALDWELL COURSE DESCRIPTION The Service Station Mechanic course will provide instruction in hydraulics, brakes, electrical system, ig- ntion systems, cooling systems, carburetion, wheel suspension, front-end alignment, tune-up, and drive line. Training also includes a course in small engine repair, salesmanship, inventory control, record keeping, merchandise display, management, and service and repair of auto- motive air conditioning. P MPLO YMEN T OPPORTUNITIES Several avenues of advancement are open to gasoline service station attendants. With additional training, attendants may become automobile mechanicsg those with business management capabilities may advance to station manager. ' Shops Q Labs

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Kneeling lLej? to Rightl: D. Friewald, D. Barefoot, E. Berringer, A. Sowerbrower, T. Rebochak. Standing ILM to Rightl: M. Drobnick, R. Hansal, P. Mayercsik, R. Miller, B. Kordell, T. Becker, M. Karmen, D. Lichvar, W. Dill, D. Slebodnik, Mr. Cummings, Z. Kough. Absent: M. Mazaresse, W. Smith. it Q. We .. M? Kneeling fLej9 to Rightif R. McNutty, J. Haney, M. Difolry, D. Ross, L. Cer- nansky. Second Row Standing lLeH to Rightj: J. Janoschak, R. Smith, T. Wilson, RONALD CUMMINGS R. Shirt, W. Hamilton, R. Smith. Third Row lLeh to Rightj: R. Janik, T. Kar- lick, Mr. Cummings, J. Everheart. Absent: R. Morgart, l. Frye, J. Shearer, R. Livengood. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course includes theory, laboratorylshop training, and practical experiences in the following areas: refined operations of all drill presses, engine lathes, horizontal and vertical milling machines, surface grinders, intemal and extemal grinders, tool cutters, jig boring, jig grinding, electrical discharge machine, bench work, layout ofjobs, blueprint reading, hot treatment of steels, mechanical drawing basic designing, metallurgy, shop mathematics. sketching, use of optical instruments in the inspection of work and other appropriate units. Students will have the opportunity to specialize in areas of their personal interest or ability. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment of tool and die makers is expected to increase moderately during the 1970's as a result of the anticipated expansion of metal working activity.