McCann Technical School - Artisan Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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I MEMQRIAM CHARLES H. MCCANN December 27, 1960 His contributions to the entire community were many-fold. He possessed a sincerity of purpose and an unyielding devotion and dedication to elevate youth and those em- ployed in industry. This stamped him as a true servant of mankind. He bent his every effort and energy to create a new educa- tional unit to aid the youth and tradesmen of our area. His firm and strong endeavors caused gre at confidence in his convictions and abilities. Heart and soul, he expended his all in this educational venture and he diverted and channeled his full resources, spiritual and physical, toward this end. Charlie, as he was known by us all, gave everything he had within him to accom- plish the right result. Then, when his labor was about to be transferred into a real, concrete educational plant, he was called from his hard, hard work. While we mourn his passing, we are comforted by having known Charles H. MCC ann who x as a n m of integrity and sincerity, a man who was a clear and shining example of living for democr acx Although we feel the deep void created, we know that having associated with him his person il quLl1t1cs and experiences have rubbed off and that he left an imprint and impact both in our xitx ind outlooks th it will enable us to go forward with the task ahead. Charles H. MCC ann was a good man, a great man, and his memory will best be strxtd by continuing our progress to its ultimate conclusion so that all of us may see what was always his dream