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

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4' Ao, L -our I john Edward F ortini lfuilllldtll Amtlnu' Mullutt Ncatest jack Most Rl-stud lion I-Ie joined the Dodge Rebellion I nood 4 rcft . . . I'll bring in my . . . Eight ball in the corncr oxcnso to1no1'row .... f Xnyonc got pocket . . . Coe, Ithought I did L1 bobby pin? . . . 3 Acos. my homework . . . lVI1o's jlnncs Bond? ff- 53 Donald Edward Rico Most 'll1'Ll11L1Ul.lH Don Chicken plucking chicl-1 Chasor . . . Hwho stolc my Pl1ySiCS Lab. 11'PO1'lQT . . . Xklmt is Rotary? V, K ,41 FIRST ROIV -- J. Fortini, P. Corbosicro, R. Canody, 1. Pulvor, Mr. Koyos. SECOND ROV! -- RI, Kola, I.. Rusek, K. Mullett, H. Cross, I.. Edwards, R. Conf, E. Godbout. THIRD ROM' -- D. Stxxnslzi, B. I5l.1:ojl-wwlzi. R. Martin, P. Kenyon, A. Seifert, T. Vigna. 13

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TOOL MACHI E DESIGN The program in Tool 8 Machine Dc- sign consist of the fundamentals of drafting, reproduction, production detail drawing, machinery power transmissions, elements of tooling and elements of designing. The applied subjects are Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry. Drafting room practice and proce- dures, shop theory and their appli- cations are the basic sciences ofthe course. All subject matter meets the require- ments set up by the school director, State Department of Vocational Edu- cation, and The American Institute for Design and Drafting of which we were accredited during 1966. 'D wryw- v ,?.., -A ...milf Harrison Roy Cross Lee Clifford Edu ards King of thc Bench Moss Most Baslifu.l Mousc Don't ruin that stamp . . . Hon- Save inc last months Play boy est , Mr. Cardillo . . . Oli No, Popular Mechanics too m Not your foot again . . . Football. not bliwliing . . . History bah Z A Mr. Leonard XY. licycs A uto club.

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T' ELECTRICITY 'l'hc lilcctrical course offers a student thc knowledge necessary to become a salc :md skilled apprentice. llc gains creditable working hours toward a joiirneyman's Licence. Theory, Sci- ence. National Electric Code and Iiliicprint Reading are instructed by Mr. C. Dickinson. This, in combina- tion with the Laboratory work with Mr. H. Corcoran, is devoted to the training ol' the students. A typical day may find our boys installing a prac- tice job in motor control, working with generators or even as far as a bit of maintenance work on the school electrical system. Seniors may be eligible to work with the General Electrical Company in Pittsfield on a co-operative basis with the school as apprentice electricians. ix A Nh. lflt-any Coicoixin Mr. Clifford Dicl-zinson ', ,, 1 f 1 ' lg' ah., J?- X Gtrorgc Peter Andcrson Bcst PersOi1ali'Cy Pctc joined the Dodge rcbcllion . . . A darn nice guy . . . The only man on the tt-tim that liatcd bas lgctball . . . -Boy that yt-arboolq, v.'li.it .i licadaclic.