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

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COURSE DESCRIPTION A need for business workers is prevelant. This course offers training and skill building to the student inter- ested in an immediate business occupation. A concentrated study in a laboratory situation is conducted with instruction ranging from simple mechanical devices to electronic equip- ment. Some of the machines included in the course are calculator machines, mail-handling machines, duplicating machines, and book- keeping machines. Training is given on unit record equipment including the keypunch, verifier. interpreter. and reproducer. Legal terminology. documents, and transactions are given concentrated emphasis. Emphasis is also displayed in handling correspondence, writing case histories. preparing medical reports. and keeping both medical and business records, fi l lv' thus allowing the businessman to concentrate . ,, , U., more on his professional duties. :.'1'i ' EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES Many opportunities exist in local business and .. Sitting fLej? to Rightj: P. Fleming, N. Wicknick, B. Lohr. lntfutfjazgrfzjlgges fog thethigh 'iamigf Sfaguale - . , - - r m. ecre anes in w o nces, First Row K Left to Rtghtj. V. Spaid, D. Sunsen, S. Drenchko, lega, departments of banks and mm companies' M- Bllfket B- AlTi0ld. S- Romesbufgt D- Zack. AbSPll!.' D. business corporations, and legal bureaus of Burkett, J. Cowan, C. Croyle. thc government mills! H few- at I I J, . sis .ff-iw 1 I Q Q Q :'j,QTsk ' Q V.. . .D IT .ral ...,g.znl-v- fix' 5 ' 4 .-ff? t Standing ILM to Rightl: Mrs. Minahan, V. Javos, P. Smith, V. Williams, K. Kerr, M.A. Lucia C. Booth, E. Wingard. SittinglLeh to Rightl' J. Bandjej, M. Stofko, J. Nagy, S. Hutzle. Av'- ., ' ' - 1 I 1 9 il .-f Y ,, Standing fLeh to Rightl: Mrs. McGhee, G. Senuta, L. Hudek. Sitting ILM to Rightl: M. Cernetich. D. Hochschild, K. Glavanic, D. Miller. l. Pagliaro. MA RYANN MINAHAN

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. ,. A R. sl ff an 3 Row One ILefl to Rightl: M. Petrilla. M. Brandle, R. Jeffreys, B. Gorzelsky, K. Hershberger. Row Two fLeh to Rightj: R. Rychak, R. Krstyen, R. Lasko, D. Schuster, D. Metroka, F. Kranyc. Row Three fLeft to Righll: Mr. Vitko, D. Schutte, JOHN VITKO B. Frick. D. Arnold. F. Feyock, J. Stanley,T. Devine. 144 Shops8r Labs , . no W sal s. I . ' 2 Q S Kneeling fLeh to Rightl: B. Bremer, G. Pastenak, R. Bischoff, R. Oreskovieh, G. Claik, W. Ryba, K. War- onek. Row Two ILM zo Rightl: Mr. Vitko, E. Ford. E. Sakmar, E. Rock, B. Reininger, D. Hilands, T. Sim- mons, J. Menhom, K. Domborsky, D. Ruhe, B. Zipf, M.l Weaver, M. Fatula, M. Zeth, A. Kelly. Absent: P. Fulton, D. Callihan. COURSE DESCRIPTION Electrical Technology consists of an organization of subject matter and laboratory experiences designed to provide preparation in the development and testing ofelectrical circuits, devices and systems for generating electricity and the distribution and utilization of electrical power. These electrical systems incorporate and require knowledge about the ap- plication of electronic and instrumentation devices. LENGTH OF COURSE This is a one year program for l0th grade boys. At the end of grade I0 the boys will chose either the electronics technology or electrician course forthe remaining years of the program.

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Sitting First Row lLeh to Rightl: T. Parrish, M. Bradley, J. Orsargos, K. Smajdy, D. Yamrose. J. Fieser, D. Wess. StandingILeh to Rightl: L. Vann, D. Harvath, B. Appleyard, J. Varga, S. Martin, K. Hennessey, K. Elias, J. Bellak, J. Shaffer, B. Rerko, S. Hansen. ,Q ,jp GLEN ELLIOT First Row fLeh to Rightl: J. Passalaqua, R. Halach, D. Gibson, D. Piskuric, B. Nemeth, L. Lordltch. Second Row lLej? to Rightl: S. Salvador, D. Mihelic, B. Woomer, L. Konieczay, J. Hill, R. Coffroth, E. Jabber, M. Kendera. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction is provided in this course in basic and advanced electronic principles. The applications to be studied include: radio and television, telemetry, electronic instrumentation, industrial controls, and electronic automation. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The electronics technician can be found in research laboratories, electronics equipment manu- facturing plants. utilities companies, and sell'-employment as a maintenance technician. The outlook is excellent for the foreseeable future. I46 Shops 8: Labs